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In the capital, 127 government houses were donated to needy citizens

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Addis Ababa City Mayor Adanech Abebe handed over 127 government houses illegally occupied in Addis Ketema sub-city to needy citizens.

Speaking on the occasion, the mayor said, "We understand what it means for our needy people when we are doing this kind of work for the poor and the needy."

“Many scold us when we do this kind of work; This is a mockery of the plight of the poor, ”said Adanech Abebe. According to information received from the mayor's office.

Addis Ketema Sub-City Chief Executive Officer, W / ro Shetaye Mohammed, on her part, said the houses handed over to the needy are one of the indicators of equitable access.

He further said that the clean-up operation will be carried out and the transfer of illegally occupied kebele houses to low-income residents will be strengthened.

"We share not only material but also our love" - ​​Mayor Adanech Abebe

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Addis Ababa City Mayor Adanech Abebe said, "We are sharing not only material but also our love."

The mayor conveyed a message on her social networking site to more than 195,000 people in Addis Ababa today.

In his message, he said, "Sharing is also an expression of our solidarity and the value of our precious Ethiopian values."

"Giving away what we have been given, sharing what we have, remembering our people is part of the generation that will pay us back tomorrow," he said.

The program, which is being implemented today, includes low-income residents, low-income government workers and security forces.

Adanech Abebe said more than 240,000 households, including today, have been sharing food with each other since April 1, which will help citizens cope with the global and national challenges of inflation and high cost of living.

He said a total of 600 million birr has been raised for this purpose, of which 500 million birr has been donated by the city administration and the public, as well as 100 million birr by charitable investors (Awash Bank, MIDROC Investment Group, Hora Trading, MWS Trading).

He thanked the donors, leaders and volunteers who made this great contribution possible.