MY NAME IS AYELE GETNET. I WAS BORN IN 1988 IN AMHARA REGION,WEST GOJJAM, FINOTE SELAM TOWN.AND ALSO LEARN MY PRIMARY SCHOOL TIKURE WUHA.MY SECONDARY SCHOOL COMPLETION ALSO IN DAMOT SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL.NOW A DAY I AM JOIN TO HIGHER LEARNING INSTITUTION(UNIVERSITY) THE NAME OF THE UNIVERSITY IS JIMMA IT FOUND IN OROMYA REGION IN JIMMA ZONE AND TOWN.
NOW,MY SYUDY IS IN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS IN DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEM.
AND ALSO I GRADUATE IN THIS YEAR.
IN JIMMA UNIVERSITY I'M DOING DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES IN JIMMA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS UNION ANTI-AIDS MOVEMENT AND OTHER SUB COMMITEES OF THE UNION.
IN HIGHSCHOOL LEVEL I WAS DOING SOME GOOD ACTIVITIES IN MINI MEDIA AND ''HAGEREHIN EWOQE'' CLUBS.
I LIKE TO ENJOY MY SELF IN DOING SOME ACTIVITIES AND DISCUSS WITH MY FREINDS AND WITH GIRLS.
FOR FUTURE TIME I WILL BE A LEADER.
One day, I have a dream to lead (goveren) my motherland(ethiopia).
I Love my country,my mam, my dad, mybrothers and sisters.And also,I wish to them peace,love,unity,happiness,and prosperity &tolerance forever........
Dear reders,I have best approach for every one live in the world.And also I have best humanity and behavior.If you are volunteer to meet and communicate with me please fast the door is open for everyone.
Freindship is best for me and for others.
I know my self,rather than others..
I am the son of Ethopia,rather than region.
I always live for others,rather than for me.
I dislike the following things
- Smoking
- Drinking
- Insulting
God is my power everything is done by him.
Currently, My freinds in jimma university
- Habtamu Derso
- Demelash Getachew
- Dejen Dagne
- Milikit Balcha
- Tegegn Bezabih
- Birhanu Kassaye
- Seid Libasie
- Melisew Tilahun
- Kaleb Befikadu
- Hiwotu Molla and others..
The Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (Amharic:) abbreviated EPRDF) is the ruling political coalition in Ethiopia.
It is an alliance of four other groups: the Oromo Peoples' Democratic Organization(OPDO), the Amhara National Democratic Movement, the South Ethiopian Peoples' Democratic Front and the Tigrayan Peoples' Liberation Front (TPLF). Together they had 472 of the 527 seats in the House of People's Representatives following the election held in May 2000. The results of the last legislative elections, 15 May 2005 have not been accepted by all contesting parties. The disagreements led to a prolonged crisis and public unrest which led to the death of 193 Ethiopians which included civilians and police officers. The ruling front claimed to have won 327 of the 527 seats. The opposition, which claims widespread fraud and intimidation, claims that the two major opposition coalitions together would form a majority. Though one of the major opposition parties (Coalition for Unity and Democracycarried Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa by a landslide, they did not have the stronghold which the EPRDF has in rural Ethiopia.
The opposition in Ethiopia is divided but still exists, and is increasingly acting in concert. The EPRDF's two main opponents in the 2005 elections were the Coalition for Unity and Democracy and the United Ethiopian Democratic Forces, both of which are also coalitions of multiple opposition parties. The opposition made spectacular gains in the election which appeared to have caught all observers, including the contestants themselves, off guard. Early results from the polls showed that the opposition on course to sweep to power with a substantial majority. However, the National Election Board which the Prime Minister appoints, stopped the vote tabulation process for several days leading to a break in the chain of control of ballot boxes. When the counting finally resumed and the ruling coalition declared itself the winner, the opposition cried foul and contested the results.
History
Before it became the government in 1991, the EPRDF was a rebel group, battling the military junta known as the Derg.Formed from the union of the TPLF and the Ethiopian Peoples Democratic Movement(EPDM) in early 1989, they were later joined by the OPDO (Oromo prisoners of war of the TPLF and EPLF, and Oromo members of EPDM) and the Ethiopian Democratic Officers’ Revolutionary Movement (a small body of Derg officers captured by TPLF, most notably at Shire in February 1989, which was later disbanded after the establishment of the Transitional Government of Ethiopia.[2]
The EPRDF held its sixth party congress in September 2006 at Mek'ele in the Tigray Region.[1]
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AYELE GETNET (mr.)
