Famous singer Abel Tesfaye (The Weekend) has donated $ 1 million to Ethiopia

Abel Tesfaye, also known as The weekend!

Ethiopian-born international vocalist Abel Tesfaye (The Weekend) has donated $ 1 million to provide humanitarian assistance in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.

Abel Tesfaye has previously supported famine-stricken Ethiopians in the United States, according to the World Food Program.

The Weekend is currently providing $ 1 million in food aid in the Tigray region, he said.

The support will help the World Food Program’s efforts to provide emergency food assistance over the next six months.

Recent inhumane acts are the result of over the past 30 years: experts

Recent inhumane acts in Ethiopia are the result of over the past 30 years, according to various experts.

Experts who spoke to ENA said attacks on innocent people in various parts of the country, based on ethnicity and religion, have a strong basis.

He said the work done to divide the people who have been together for the past 30 years for political purposes has been divided along ethnic and religious lines.

He attributed the current inhumane treatment to the failure of religious leaders and elders.

Dr. Samuel Tefera, an assistant professor at the Center for African and Asian Studies at Addis Ababa University, said: Our obedience to religious leaders and elders has diminished our respect for our elders; We are losing those values in our education. ”

“Evil mistrust, identity-based, religious-based narratives are becoming more and more divisive,” he said.

Deacon Daniel Kibret, for his part, said that in recent years there has been an increase in the number of inhumane acts against humanity.

One of the conditions is that they are related to narrative and can be used to stir up wounds in the history of Ethiopia.

It has been made a priority for the media to shout at it at every meeting to be included in the structure of the education system; This, they say, has created a favorable environment for them.

Addis Ababa University Social Anthropology Lecturer and Diversity Researcher Dr. Kareddin Tezera says Ethiopia has a long history of people, interdependence and interdependence in history, language and faith.

He cited the erosion of values as one of the reasons for the recent rise in social unrest.

It is naive to say that Ethiopia is a country that has been built on a price and is a very strong country. Scholars must stop the politics of sitting still and come forward and save the country.

Each of us must have ownership of the country. This is my country, this is my community, this is my people, this is my people, this is my people. The other is the communication advisor to the Minister of Peace, Degafe Debalke.

Although inhumane acts are being perpetrated by a few individuals and groups in various parts of the country, experts say it is wrong to take the issue as a whole.

He said every citizen should fulfill his or her responsibility by not cooperating in order to find a lasting solution.

In particular, he said, the government, which has a duty to uphold the rule of law and protect its citizens, must fulfill its responsibilities more than ever.