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@saileetaba @AfricaFirsts - The biggest dam for crypto electricity. No goods - The biggest airport: a USELESS investment: No goods - internet in 50+ cities: for Pornographic traffics: No goods - The main logistics roads: real challenge for truckers! - housing:90% of Addis live in SLUM A SHAME!!

@GSNGTFZ @AfricaFirsts Built the biggest dam in africa. Building the one of the biggest airports in the world. 5g Internet in 50+ cities. Built about 53.000 km in roads. Built tens of thousands of homes built for the poor and elderly. There are many many more and all within less than 8 years.

Addis Ababa in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 - YES, this is Africa! The speed at which this city is developing without begging for aids is unbelievable. An undisputed African Giant and undoubtedly one of the Big 3 of Africa.

To my fellow Eritreans: when PP cadres use the term 'refugee' as an insult, remind them that migration is a shared reality. There are 57,000 Ethiopians in Egypt living as immigrants, 500,000 in South Africa & hundreds of thousands more across the globe, from the US to the Gulf.

Ethiopia, a landlocked country with no coastline, has taken the bold step of hosting a high-level conference on Red Sea affairs under the slogan “Inclusive Maritime Governance.” The irony hasn’t gone unnoticed. Despite the grand theme, nearly every country that actually borders the Red Sea-#Eritrea, #Djibouti, #SaudiArabia, #Egypt, #Yemen, #Sudan, and #Somalia-was absent from the guest list. In what critics are calling a masterclass in “inclusivity without participants,” the event has raised eyebrows across the region. Observers say the forum feels less like a serious maritime summit and more like a landlocked brainstorming session about waves where theory sails freely, but reality never even docks. At this point, it may as well earn a place in the “Guinness Book of Records” for the first-ever conference on inclusive maritime governance held without a single coastline nation in the room.

@throwbackEthio @hgdefK The culture of sharing plats is not nonsense !! Mind you this is the cornerstone for the community building be it a family a tribe a Nation and beyond !!

@hgdefK Using your own plate or sharing doesn't make you better or less better than anyone. It's how you treat people. There can be people who are sharing a plate with you that are planning to rob you that same night. This is superficial nonsense

There are some of us in the diaspora who never shared one big plate with their family or friends before. And some who used to as kids, but now think they’re too good, so need their own plate…

@Abeneze199116 @JoeTseGy ትግራይ ማለት ክ ነው።

@JoeTseGy ዋዉ ኢትዮጵያ

"ኣከባብራ ዓመታዊ ብዓል ሆሳእና በአርያም ካብ ርእሰ ኣድባራት ወገዳማት ኣክሱም ጽዮን ኦርቶዶክሳዊት ቤተ-ክርስትያን ትግራይ"

@TheAfartimes Ben voyons !! Pourquoi ça sent alors du GALLA du début à la fin ? Tu penses pouvoir t’en sortir avec des pirouettes qui frisent le crétinisme ? @TheAfartimes tu vas devoir faire de sacrés revisions !!

L’aire de diffusion de la langue #afar forme un espace continu, structuré par des pratiques linguistiques, sociales et économiques qui traversent les frontières étatiques. Cet espace occupe une position centrale dans la Corne de l’#Afrique. Il s’inscrit le long d’un axe stratégique reliant les hauts plateaux #éthiopiens aux littoraux de la mer Rouge, à proximité immédiate du détroit de #BabElMandeb. Historiquement, il a servi de couloir de circulation pour les échanges commerciaux, les mobilités pastorales et les routes caravanières. La langue afar structure cet ensemble en facilitant les interactions et les circulations au-delà des frontières administratives. Elle contribue à maintenir une cohérence sociale et territoriale dans un espace pourtant fragmenté politiquement. Cette configuration rappelle que la centralité dans la Corne ne se réduit pas aux capitales ou aux infrastructures modernes. Elle repose aussi sur des continuités linguistiques et géographiques anciennes, dont l’espace afar constitue l’une des expressions les plus structurantes. #Afar #LangueAfar #HornOfAfrica #BabElMandeb #MerRouge #Ethiopie #Djibouti #Erythree

@MGabrehiwot @martinplaut So leave alone our ancient history !! Don’t contaminate it with your dirts!!

@GSNGTFZ @martinplaut Who said ‘ we’ are part of u? Whoever ‘we’ / you is. On history, let’s leave it for history it self:)

"Ethiopia’s landlockedness has not only led to the loss of vital economic opportunities but has also diminished its regional role. Ethiopia has a historical right and strategic importance in the Red Sea." No. Ethiopia lost access to the Red Sea by recognising Eritrea in 1993

@Ewnet_only @Meconneno 14 Ethiopians players exiled!! Of course they don’t count 😂😂😂

@Meconneno 7 Eritrean players exiled

@WondeZewdie @AbrarSuleiman Again another bullshit !! Aren’t you tired trying to be what you are not and that you will never be ?🤔

@AbrarSuleiman The name <<"AXUM" came from the word "WAG-SHUM">> ... Matter of Pronunciations by Foreigners throughout the centuries ...

እውነትን መደበቅ አይቻልም! ከኤርትራ፣ ትግራይ እንዲሁም ከኦሮሚያም ከሁሉም ስሞች በፊት አቢሲኒያ/ኢትዮጵያ የሚል ስም ነበረ!

@PuneSuperGiant @MeghUpdates Which international water?

@MeghUpdates Iran alone can’t claim full control over a strait as the other sides have rights over international waters. They wouldn’t agree for it. Only tankers which get oil and gas from Iran can be forced by it. This deal will not work.

BREAKING: Iran, Oman to charge fees in Strait of Hormuz, Iran to use funds for reconstructions. If Iran charges $2 Million in tolls for every ship that passes the Strait of Hormuz — which it has been doing for the past month — it would generate approximately $8 Billion in monthly revenue, or about $96 Billion annually This would increase Iran’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) from $475 Billion to $571 Billion, a 20% increase.

@AbduSeid914878 @umutcagrisariii We are going to put you where you belong little UAE slave 😊

@GSNGTFZ @umutcagrisariii How is your trip to Libya? Deal with your asylum application. You stateless bastard.

Ethiopia, country without a coastline, decides to host a high-level discussion on Red Sea affairs. Slogan? “Inclusive maritime governance.” Whats the reality? Most of the actual Red Sea stakeholders didn’t make the guest list. No Eritrea, no Djibouti, no Saudi Arabia, no Egypt, no Yemen, no Sudan, no Somalia. So what you get isn’t really a maritime forum it’s more like a policy roundtable about the sea, held far from any shore, where the concept matters more than the reality.

@HermonE_J Vigilance is not enough. We need to device something highly dangerous to deter them from making it even a topic.

Let’s not kid ourselves it’s not only PP or Oromo cadres seeking access to our sea. When it comes to our ports, Tigray, Amhara, Oromo, and Gurage groups are no different they could turn against us at any moment. We need to remain vigilant as we always have. #Eritrea #Ethiopia

@AbduSeid914878 @umutcagrisariii Ohoh what’s up UAE slave?

@umutcagrisariii You are thousands of miles far from the horn, yet you always dare to meddle into our business. You are a spineless creature, Turkiyeyi hiç temsil edemezsin.

@MGabrehiwot @martinplaut To lose something, it must have been yours previously!! Well Ethiopia was created landlocked , never had access to sea otherwise than by paying gor it !! By the way don’t believe you have a say on the ancient history of Eritrea!! We do not recognize you as part of us !!

@martinplaut Nonsense. Ethiopia lost access to the Red Sea because it has lost it repeatedly since 1890.

@YonasTilah82173 @martinplaut @AbiyAhmedAli @AdanechAbiebie Oh!! Very hilarious, Assab was part of Anko Ber ? 😂😂😂😂 You guys don’t make sense !! Your Ethiopia was created 1945. The whole Afar region historically was Eritrean actually!!

@martinplaut Don’t speak carelessly about something you don’t know. Eritrea had the right to secede, but Assab was not part of Eritrea. You cannot secede while holding territory that was not originally yours. #AssabBelongsToEthiopia. we love our PM @AbiyAhmedAli &Mayor @AdanechAbiebie

@aberra_mekonnen @martinplaut @aberra_mekonnen you are unable to define what is Ethiopia and Ethiopians. You have been and you will remain Amhara or Galla or Agame for generations to come!! You represent NOTHING 😊

@martinplaut Not only Ethiopia has historical right, but also under international law-order, ethnically this coastal land belongs to the Ethiopian-Afars& people who live around the periphery.Highlander-Eretrians,who dominate the politics should come to their senses & resolve this peacefully.

@MotionCodePod @NoFilterSkin You are wrong Allah is the Arabic version of Elohe !!Not created by Muslims. People were speaking Arabic before ISLAM and many of them were Christians for centuries before Islam and Allah was called their God. Like Mohamed Ali Ahmed Fatma … are not Islamic names but Arabic names

@NoFilterSkin Arabic was made my Muslims. Yes there are Arabs that aren’t Muslims but they learned Arabic because of Arabians (OG Muslims) that created it. Allah is the MUSLIM CREATED WORD for God. Muslims created the language. Allah is not yeshua

Friendly reminders: Arabic = language Arab = people Not all Arabs are Muslim Not all Muslims are Arab Not all people/countries from SWANA (Southwest Asia & North Africa) are Arab Turkey is not an Arab country Iran is not an Arab country Afghanistan is not an Arab country Allah is the Arabic word for God and Arab Christians say Allah along with inshallah, mashallah, etc

@grok @lmazzeiphotos @allenanalysis @CuriumGray This is WWiii scenario!!