







Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali have published a text called: “Heroic people – victorious in his right hand, forgiving and merciful in his left hand!” on the 7th January 2022. This after starting a war in November 2020 and the last phase of that was starting in the end of November 2020. We are now in January 2022 and the war isn’t over. As drones and air-strikes are continuing in Tigray Region. There are reports of murders and mass-killings by state affiliates or part of the Tripartite Alliance. Therefore, the thirst for blood isn’t over and the text revels that.
“One of the challenges that our country’s journey often faces is not properly completing its chapters and ending. As a result, the victories in the process are scattered throughout each chapter; Or they may not be able to achieve the desired results. Any national action must be measured by the process and the outcome. The process and the result must be at the right level and produce the right result. Ever since we started the national revolution, we have said, “Our path is inclusive, our goal is prosperity.” We have shown that peace, forgiveness and love are our core values for the path to total prosperity. Only pursuing a peaceful political path to national peace; Forgiveness of past fragments; And the way forward is for us to strengthen our national unity based on the love of the people. Let’s have a national consultation on our major differences from the beginning; It is because of this principle that our differences are not resolved through war, but through dialogue” (Abiy, 07.01.2022).
Here is trying to sell peace, which is disgraceful at this point of time. He speaks of dialogue, when his people and government is acting indifference and with no intention of talking to all parties. The Prosperity Party and Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia government will not make it possible for talks or anything in association with the stakeholders, which is it’s enemies. That has been deliberate and therefore, the dialogue under Abiy will be as fruitful as the Biya Grand National Dialogue a few years ago. The warfare will continue… and civilians will die, because the Tripartite Alliance are only interested in annihilation of Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and Oromo Liberation Front-Army (OLF-A). So, at this stage and time it’s hard to believe from a man who has ordered and worked so tirelessly to consolidate all power. Therefore, these words are not trustworthy.
“For the past three years, they have chosen violence and hatred over love; By following the path of war instead of peace; Instead of apologizing, we are plagued by forces that want to use existing fragments for political gain. Still, we chose the peaceful way to solve these problems. But these non-existent elements, apart from hatred and war, strife and division, did not choose the peaceful way. They have bitten the hand of peace that we have stretched out. When we approach them halfway through the principle of forgiveness, they flee, doubling their differences and entering a village of strife. For more than a year, our country has been at war with the terrorist TPLF and the guerrillas. The government’s first choice is always to solve problems in a civilized way. While peaceful roads may seem tedious and tedious, they greatly reduce human and material damage. It also enriches the manpower and budget needed for war. But peace is not just a matter of personal preference. No matter how much we persevere, no matter how hard we try for peace, the enemy’s heart is hardened” (Abiy, 07.01.2022).
Here is the lies of the administration. As it projects everything and all ills on the enemies of the state. Alas, the state did block humanitarian aid and assistance. The FDRE didn’t give budgeted funds to Regional State of Tigray. The FDRE sent commandos in 2018 to assassinate the TPLF leadership. Therefore, the state retaliated against Tigray long before November 2020. As the TPLF didn’t comply or accept to be part of the Prosperity Party, as Abiy and his allies incorporated all other EPRDF parties into the fold.
They are also using the cease-fire of last year, which was bogus. As the blockade continued, Western Tigray has been controlled by Eritrean Defence Force (EDF) and Amhara Para-Military Group “Fano”. They have continued to use violence and kill civilians there. So, the call out of against peace is foolish from the PM. As we are supposed to believe the man that uses drones to kill civilians as we speak. Therefore, his not the peaceful or caring about harm his war has towards others. Nevertheless, he will project all of that on the enemy, which he does so openly.
“Brave people do not hate humility and forgiveness, but bow down to oppression. Winner – Conqueror, humble and merciful. Our people believe that “war is for man, victory is for the Creator.” It is good that we conclude our victory with the three values of Ethiopian victory. Victory, humility, and mercy. We must keep the door open so that we do not lose sight of the fact that we have won. With Ethiopian humility, we will end the war peacefully. On the one hand, we are showing the victorious Ethiopian arm, and on the other hand, we are showing the humble heart of Ethiopians. We hope that our victorious Ethiopian arm will not rise above our soil. With a humble heart of Ethiopia, we say our pride and pride are still open to peace today. We went to war because we could not bring peace by any other means. War is the last resort of peace. It is the ultimate force to bring to the table those who have not been able to come to war. In our culture, the end of conflict is reconciliation and forgiveness. We are a people of values, even to the point of marrying bloodthirsty warriors” (Abiy, 07.01.2022).
Here his praising the path to victory, as we know the Tigray Defence Force (TDF) did strategically retreat. While the ENDF and allies have used the sky to its advantage. As the TDF and OLA was getting closer and had closed in to Debre Birhan, which it was doing in the end of November 2021. Alas, the Prime Minister will not talk of the National Emergency and Martial Law as an effective means to gain control.
He speaks of humility, but his allies and high ranking officials is demonizing and using rhetoric, which resembles genocide and ethnic cleansing. The PP officials and aides has come out with words, which doesn’t speak of humility or any care of heart. They have come out with the blessing of massacres and getting rid of Tigrayan. If not wanting to empty the lake of all youths of Omoro. So, when PM Abiy speaks of concern or humility, I don’t believe it and it isn’t his ways. Neither is that shown by the state … which is clear with how it acts in concern with all the needs and necessities it has blocked to the Tigray region for months upon end. That is far from showing forgiveness or mercy.
“Ethiopian victory also knows Mercy. We pardoned the Italian soldiers captured during the Battle of Adwa. The Italians themselves marveled and marched in praise. That is the great Ethiopian value. Today, Ethiopia is on the verge of victory. We will help Ethiopia win by working together for justice. On the one hand, we must follow the path of mercy, while at the other hand looking at injustice and destruction in the path of justice, and on the other hand giving room for correction and forgiveness” (Abiy, 07.01.2022).
Speaking of justice, how come Tigrayan war-criminals are executed, but the TDF has even sent people back to the Tripartite Alliance after keeping them captive for a while. Who is the one showing mercy and care for the enemies? Not the ENDF and allies, no they kill and arrests civilians of an ethnic group, because the state believes everyone of that sort can be a terrorist. So, it’s hard to see any mercy or humility in the acts of the FDRE under Abiy. His using historical battles to envision himself in the same lane, as he wants so dearly to be the 7th King of Abyssinia. That is very clear here. Using words of unity, but that is only for the anointed ones, as the ones in his way is getting touched or silenced. That is so clear and neither is there any signals of talks with anyone who is a stakeholder on the other side. This is why he couldn’t even care or have time to talk with PM Hamdok to settle grievances with the Sudanese Government last year. That’s the sort of fella Abiy is…
“With victory, mercy and humility, we will make Ethiopia a lasting and lasting winner.
May Ethiopia be ashamed and honored by the efforts of her children and live forever !!
God bless Ethiopia and its people!” (Abiy, 07.01.2022).
Here is his final words and he continues, as he bashes himself in glory of the recent gains. Since his in Alamata in Tigray. The other troops is in Western Tigray. While the border region of Afar Regional State is sealed off for now. While there is no signs of changes in Northern Wollo or such. Therefore, he thinks of victory and that he has secured victory. However, he has no re-entered Mekelle and neither invaded all of the region, as he did so briefly and quickly in November 2020. When he went and spent time at the Mekelle Airport with his puppet government allies, which some of them he has assassinated later. Therefore, we know the drill and this man is spiteful.
That’s why this text is for the ones that believes in the man and still praises his every move. Alas, his a liar and a warlord. This man doesn’t breath in peace or cares for making dialogue. No, he wants total control and get rid of the ones standing in his way. Peace.

I am deeply saddened to learn that three Eritrean refugees, two of them children, were killed yesterday, in an airstrike that hit the Mai Aini refugee camp in northern Ethiopia.
My thoughts and deepest sympathies are with the loved ones of those lost in this attack.
According to the information we received, four other refugees were injured. Thankfully, their lives are not at risk. UNHCR is assisting them to receive medical care.
Refugees are not and should never be a target.
While UNHCR continues to gather and corroborate details on the events, I reiterate UNHCR’s call on all parties to the conflict to respect the rights of all civilians, including refugees. Refugee settlements must always be protected, in line with their international legal obligations.

In the East, Adamawa and North regions, World Food Programme cash grants are a lifeline.
ROME, Italy, January 5, 2022 – “Go get the children, we have to leave, they will kill us,” shouted Ousmane, Djanabou’s husband in the middle of the night, in December 2013. Having woken up abruptly, she gathered their four children, took the first bag of clothes she could find and got into her husband’s car. That night, Djanabou’s life was to change forever.
Djanabou and her family had no choice but to leave their home Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic. On the road fleeing her hometown, cradle of a previously happy life, the muffled sounds of gunfire echoed through the screams and cries. Her husband continued to drive silently; their survival depended on it.
“We were shot at in the car, I was afraid we wouldn’t make it out alive,” she says, with tears in her eyes. It has been almost eight years since that fateful night, but she still remembers every detail of the narrow escape.
For years now, CAR civilians have continued to be victims of violence and abuses that have left thousands dead and injured. More than 290,000 Central Africans, like Djanabou and her family, have fled the fighting to the North, East and Adamawa regions of Cameroon, forced to abandon their homes, land and livelihoods.
Djanabou and her family found refuge in Ngaoundere in Adamawa.
Having abandoned their belongings, by 2016 the family were enrolled in WFP’s cash-based transfer programme which allows them to cover basic food needs in local markets. “We suffered too much from hunger after we left home,” says Djanabou as she finishes cooking jollof rice, a local delicacy with smoked fish, beef and seasonings, all mixed in a pot.
Her family, who used to be traders back at home, managed to save whatever was left from the monthly cash assistance the received once basic food needs were covered. With that saving, they were able to buy a table on which they began selling oil, peanuts and cornflour. With payback from this activity, they are able support their children’s education and health.
Djanabou was four months pregnant when she lost her husband to an illness. The mother of four ended up selling their food supplies and stuff from the small business to pay off the hospital debts.
Now, she is dependent on her 14-year-old daughter who engages in the sales of peanuts after school, earning barely US1 a week – though it’s such a small amount, Djanabou hopes to save so she can resume trading flour and peanuts, once her medical debts are paid off.
Hunger continues to be a problem as more and more people are uprooted in CAR. More than one in three refugee children under the age of 5 suffers chronic malnutrition. Meanwhile, funding to support humanitarian activities has declined significantly. In 2019, WFP was forced to cut its cash assistance by half. By November they had stopped altogether.
This risks rolling back the progress made in the fight against hunger in these regions, especially for someone like Djanabou, who finds herself affected by poor nutrition and no longer able to breastfeed her 4-month-old daughter. “With the money from the cash transfers, I could buy milk powder for my daughter,” she says. “Now that the money is reduced, I can hardly do so.”



A World Food Programme (WFP) warehouse located in the Borsa area of El Fasher town, the capital of North Darfur State, came under attack from unknown armed groups.
NEW YORK, United States of America, December 30, 2021 – The UN chief condemned on Wednesday the looting and attacks against United Nations facilities, equipment and supplies gifted to the Sudanese authorities for civilian in El Fasher, Darfur.
Last Tuesday evening, a World Food Programme (WFP) warehouse located in the Borsa area of El Fasher town, the capital of North Darfur State, came under attack from unknown armed groups.
Over 1,900 metric tons of food commodities that were meant to feed 730,000 vulnerable people for a month were stolen.
The incident followed the looting and reported violence last week at the former UN-African Union Hybrid Operation (UNAMID) base in El Fasher.
Restore order
In his statement, Secretary-General António Guterres called upon the Government of Sudan to restore order.
He stressed that the authorities must ensure that former UNAMID property and assets are strictly used for civilians – in conformity with the Framework Agreement the Government signed in March.
The UN chief also asked the Sudanese authorities to facilitate the safe working environment and passage for remaining UN operations in the region.
He concluded by thanking the UN civilian and uniformed personnel who remain on the ground under “challenging” circumstances.
Humanitarian crisis
The Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan, Khardiata Lo N’diaye, also condemned the looting.
“This was food assistance meant for Sudan’s most vulnerable people. Humanitarian assistance should never be a target”, she underscored.
Currently, one in three people in Sudan needs humanitarian assistance – equivalent to an estimated 14.3 million individuals.
According to the 2022 Humanitarian Response Plan, 25 per cent of those people require food security and livelihoods support.
An attack like this, the coordinator explained, severely impedes the ability to deliver to the people who need it the most.
“We urgently ask all parties to adhere to humanitarian principles and allow the safe delivery of life-saving assistance”, Ms. N’diaye stated.
WFP currently faces “unprecedented” funding shortfalls, estimated at $358 million.
Violence
Earlier in the month, thousands of people took to the streets to mark the third anniversary of the uprising that led to the April 2019 overthrow of President Omar al-Bashir, who had ruled for three decades.
Demonstrators who made for the presidential palace were also protesting October’s military coup and the political agreement signed later on 21 November.
UN officials and agencies expressed deep concern at the time over credible reports of serious human rights violations, including the use of rape and gang rape of women and girls, employed to disperse protesters.
As of 29 December, the security situation had been restored, according to State authorities.
Ms. N’diaye thanked the local authorities for preventing the situation from worsening but called upon the Government to step up efforts to protect and safeguard humanitarian premises and assets.

