11/08/2025
Diree Dhawa at a Crossroads,Safeguarding Oromo Representation!
Diree Dhawa,Oromia – The city of Dirree Dhawaa, historically and culturally rooted in Oromo heritage, is facing critical political challenges that threaten the rights and representation of its Oromo population. Central to these developments is Mrs, Yuusuf, head of the Diree Dhawa Prosperity Party, whose recent actions have sparked concern among Oromo leaders and political observers.
Mrs,Ibraahim has openly rejected the recognition of Diree Dhawa as part of Oromia, signaling a disregard for the city’s Oromo roots. Reports indicate that he actively works to expand Somali and Gurgura influence in strategic areas, creating conditions that undermine equitable governance. Observers further note his double standard in ethnic identity, he presents himself as Oromo when addressing Oromo communities but Somali when interacting with Somali groups. This opportunistic approach threatens trust, fairness, and the integrity of political processes in the city.
Additionally, Mrs, Ibraahim is accused of attempting to remove Oromo leaders from positions of authority, suppress Oromo-led initiatives, and consolidate power for personal and party gain. His declared ambition to become Mayor of Diree Dhawa intensifies concerns that these efforts are designed to marginalize the Oromo community further and weaken their voice in local governance.
Community leaders emphasize that the situation demands vigilance, unity, and proactive engagement. Protecting political representation, cultural heritage, and leadership is essential not only to ensure fair governance but also to preserve Dire Dawa’s identity as a city with deep Oromo roots.
Conclusion: The Oromo people in Diree Dhawa stands at a critical juncture. Collective awareness, cohesive action, and active participation are essential to safeguard political rights, maintain social cohesion, and uphold the city’s Oromo legacy for generations to come.
Abbaa Malihay.
