Oromia is the forgotten nation, and Oromo are the forgotten people, and Oromo politicians are forgetting their cause and their people by turning to the politics of self consumption in which (ignorant) Oromo politicians are portraying each other as bitter arch foes, using their energy, time and scant resource to score a victory against each other, and giving uncompromised victory for the enemy of Oromo to strengthen its grip on power by exploiting differences within the Oromo camp and exploiting the desperateness of Oromo people at the pace and direction of its struggle. This chapter of fragmentation, disintegration, dismemberment, and disorientation, and vicious cycle of confusion prevalent in the Oromo politics is not only unabated, but it is contributing to the exasperation of the otherwise trifling issues that could be tackled through democratic culture of dialogue and inclusiveness to the extent of developing grave rift and division within the Oromo politics...read more
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