Dr abiy ahmed revealed secrets

My job, which also includes practical work, gives me the opportunity to confuse Ethiopia. So recently I took a trip to the northern part of Ethiopia, a more expressive place that runs along Arbaya Belesa in Amhara state.

We took over the landscape and the greenery we flooded in front of us, leaving behind Selale, Abai, Dejen, Debire Marcos, Finote Selam, Incibara, Dangila and then the town of Bahir Dar. We spent the night at Bahir Dar. At dawn we crossed Woreta and Addis Zemen. Arriving at Maksegnit, our vehicle turned right to climb a road full of ups and downs. Sharp rocks pierced the wheels. As such, he immediately began to limp and snort, choking on the smoke from the remains.

After traveling 40 km from Maxegnit, we saw a separate section of a tall building standing empty in the city of Arbaya. We moved into this four-story building in search of an apartment.

The property's receptionist welcomed us in a good Ethiopian cultural environment. Given the effort it took to get up, they suggested reducing the value of the house as tenants went up on each floor. They offer 30 beers worth from one story to the next which we found great.

I took the fourth floor apartment to have more boundaries. When I did a full survey from the fourth floor, I saw terrible cities full of old, dilapidated, and run-down houses. Tall buildings among adventure houses show desert garden in desert. I began to wonder; "Where can we live if this inn isn't made. How does this businessman like his place?" Many psychological reactions reached me.

Our vehicle wants to take a shower. However, there is no evidence of drinking water in the city of Arbaya. Sooner or later we moved to the first floor to sit and went out on the terrace to freshen up. We began to observe the flowers and vines that adorn the grounds of the inn. It was really amazing for newcomers. To our delight, the music began to flow, raging with the boldness and contempt of the losers. Among the music we stopped was Fasil Demevoz's music called "Gondar". Fascinated by the music, even the flowers and vines began to move.

The controversy didn't stop Belsers from giving more love. When their arrival was a bit late, they became angry like the songs for the Battle of the Tiger and Serenade and soldiers like Tiragn Chakau and Akaki Zeraf. EPRDF presents 4 areas (Battle Lines) there: Region 1 Telemit, Region 2 Wolkait, Region 3 Belesa and Region 4 Armachiho. The people of Belesa, even the slopes and mountains, have paid a lot of regret for the EPRDF victory. Soldiers like Tefera Valva, Addis Legese, Bereket Simon and others were protected there.

Walwa, Dahoch, Ashiker, for example, are strongholds that protect the lives of the Supers. Tefera was renamed "Tefera Walwa" after circumventing the conventions protected by the "Mount or Tree of Walwa". Apparently this mountain was his father who saved his life.

In fact, the Belesa network and the EPRDF are inseparable, which is referred to as "fish and water". In this way, the Derg system is geared to "spend the ocean to butcher the fish". Belesa is a war zone where many people are killed. As it turned out, the people of Belesa survived bombs dropped from the sky on several occasions. In Zuy Hamusit, Belesa's focal point, groups of people from Belesa are constantly being bombed.