It has been a while since many
raised a concern about the importance of unity for Oromo diaspora, especially a
unity for the struggle.
Our youth back
home, in Oromia, are paying an ultimatum sacrifice for freedom. They are
paying their lives. But we, the diaspora either do not feel that we have
responsibility or we undermine our capacity to make a change.
A simple action by a group of
Oromos mean much for the youth back home. Our unity gives them strength. It
gives them moral support and above all give them hope.
We can make change
We should also think that coming
together we have a power. We have a power to push for a unity. If we do not
support the dividing group, they can’t manage to divide us. If we pressure them
to come together, we can bring them together. It is our wrong support that can
divide us.
We can organize ourselves and
support our people back home economically.
A simple calculation can show that today there
hundreds of thousands of Oromos in abroad. If everyone gives one dollar a day,
we can collect millions of dollars in one month which can bring a big change.
We can start our nationhood
structure and develop our culture, economy and society.
Everyone has a responsibility
Have we ever thought that everyone have
responsibility? If we do not act now and do what we can today, we are all
responsible for the future of our country. History can judge us if we do nothing
or if we are on the wrong side of history. Sitting and waiting for others to
act and just blame when they act is a national crime.
We in abroad have a huge
possibility to come together, discuss and act on our current situation. If we don’t
act and wish for other to do so, it just cheating ourselves. We can make change
if we act and we have the responsibility to act. We have to stand together and
say no to any dividing group and support any entity contributing towards our
unity and nationhood.
So, do not wait for tomorrow, talk
to your neighbors and start a work today. Our nation needs everyone and
everyone has a responsibility.
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