Q.rap M.O.D.B

Don’t let @RepJeffries anywhere near the Speakership, y’all. He says the American people want Congress to get things done, not focus on impeaching @realDonaldTrump. But why should accountability be off the table? I’d rather see @AOC as House Speaker.

I stand with Russia in its war against Ukraine if Ukrainian mercenaries think it’s acceptable to fight on behalf of the Ethiopian government on Ethiopian soil. @ZelenskyyUa 🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽

The drums of war are growing louder across the Horn of Africa. Tensions between the Ethiopian government and Tigrayan forces are rising again. Eritrea is a key strategic player, Sudan’s war rages on, and the Red Sea is growing more unstable. These aren’t isolated fires. The region’s security calculations are colliding. And when conflicts overlap, even small moves can trigger bigger consequences. I hope this warning proves wrong, but ignoring the overlap would be the bigger mistake.

In the quiet space between where we’ve been and where we’re going, we carry the lantern of those who came before us. Some hoped the darkness would erase our path, forgetting that we’ve never waited for permission to create our own light. 🕯️

A Lesson in Peace… or a Warning from History? 🛑 On the eve of the National Dialogue, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed posted about drawing lessons from former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo’s experience in the “Biafra Peace Process.” But history shouldn’t be rewritten for political convenience. Obasanjo commanded the federal forces during the final phase of the Biafran War and accepted Biafra’s surrender. That war didn’t bring unity through dialogue. It ended after a devastating blockade, mass starvation, and the deaths of an estimated one million civilians, many of them children. Whether you describe it as genocide, a mass atrocity, or one of the worst humanitarian disasters of the 20th century, it should never be romanticized as a model for national unity. If the lesson being highlighted from Biafra is military victory without equal acknowledgment of the catastrophic human cost, that’s not a blueprint for lasting peace. To many, it sends a deeply troubling message. What makes this especially striking is that Obasanjo also served as the lead mediator behind the 2022 Pretoria Agreement that brought an end to the active war in Tigray. Yet instead of highlighting his role as a peacemaker, the Prime Minister chose to emphasize his experience from Biafra. At a time when trust is already fragile, that symbolism is difficult to ignore. Symbols matter. While tensions continue between the Federal Government and the TPLF, the Pretoria Agreement faces serious challenges, and hundreds of thousands of displaced Tigrayans are still unable to return to their homes, Tigray itself remains absent from this so-called “National Dialogue.” The TPLF must also be held accountable for any unilateral actions, forced recruitment, or political decisions that place civilians in danger. No leadership has the right to gamble with the lives of the people they claim to represent. But the Federal Government carries the greater responsibility to ensure this dialogue is more than political theater. True peace cannot exclude an entire region, ignore displaced populations, or speak the language of peace while celebrating military surrender. Ethiopia doesn’t need another Biafra. Tigray doesn’t need another round of mass suffering. And no political party, government, or foreign power should be allowed to drag our people back into war. If Biafra offers Ethiopia any lesson, it is not how to force unity after unimaginable human suffering. It is how urgently leaders must choose inclusive dialogue, justice, accountability, and human dignity before another generation pays the price.

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🕊️ A Call for Consistency ⭐ An open invitation to every Ethiopian TikToker, influencer, activist, and citizen leading the “No War” movement: don’t stop. Keep speaking against forced conscription and every policy that pushes another generation toward war. But if we truly believe in peace, let our voices also reach Western Tigray. Call for the removal of unlawful occupying forces, the safe, voluntary, and dignified return of displaced Tigrayan civilians, accountability for abuses, and equal protection for every innocent life. Peace cannot be selective. A movement for peace becomes truly powerful only when it refuses to leave anyone behind. #Ethiopia #peace

The videos I saw across social media today broke me. Mothers crying while their children are reportedly being taken for forced recruitment is not “mobilization.” It is a warning sign that Tigray is being pushed toward another graveyard. Yes, Western Tigray remains occupied. Yes, displaced Tegaru deserve to return home safely. Yes, justice, land, dignity, and security are not negotiable. But no political cause becomes righteous by crushing the very mothers it claims to defend. Tigray has already paid with too many sons, too many daughters, too many fathers, too many mothers, and too many futures. A people who survived genocide, siege, displacement, hunger, rape, and betrayal should not be dragged into another war without consent, transparency, accountability, or a credible path to peace. The TPLF, the Ethiopian federal government, Amhara forces, Eritrea, and every regional actor playing chess with Tigrayan lives must hear this clearly: Tigray is not a battlefield for your power games. Liberation cannot be built on forced recruitment. Security cannot be built by silencing frightened mothers. Justice cannot be achieved by sacrificing another generation. The demands are simple: • Stop forced recruitment. • Protect civilians. • Open genuine political dialogue. • Fully implement the Pretoria Agreement. • Guarantee the safe return of displaced people. • Remove occupying forces from Tigrayan territory through a lawful, internationally monitored process. • Hold all perpetrators accountable. A mother who gave life should never have to beg politicians not to take it away. Enough war. Enough graves. Enough betrayal of the life-giver.😔😔

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