BY TAMERU REGASA
ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopian Citizens for Social Justice Party (Ezema) called on all Ethiopians to help assist the government in due course of doing the terrorist TPLF away with thereby making a stable, peaceful and prosperous nation irrespective of political and other differences.
Speaking at the occasion to donate blood to the Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF), party leader, Professor Berhanu Nega, stated that every citizen of the country needs to support the national defense force to help it ward off the ill-intended mission of TPLF and its accomplices as well as fortify ENDF capacity with a view to demolishing the terrorist TPLF once and for all.
He further said that as the existence of the country is prime issuesto carry out social, economic and political and other undertakings, every citizens of the country has to discharge their respective responsibilities in the fight against the terror act of the TPLF group thereby ensuring the sovereignty of the country and the dignity of its people.
He underscored that his party has been working to struggle against the terrorist group through providing different supports for national defense force and people who have been displaced by the attack of the group. The leaders and members of the party also donated bloods repeatedly for ENDF.
Party Communication Head, Natnael Feleke, on his part told The Ethiopian Herald that the party has been finalizing preparations to provide another additional supports for ENDF and the victims of TPLF terrorist attack.
Explaining his party’s threat about the unilateral ceasefire made by the government, he said TPLF didn’t accept the ceasefire because it doesn’t have gut to employ peaceful alternative to address the conflict.
As to him, by the time government decided to ceasefire, the party stated that the ceasefire would not bring change in the country apart from helping the terrorist TPLF reorganize itself and expand instability.
He called on the government to work hard to shorten the conflict and restore peace and security in the country.
The Ethiopian Herald August 31/2021
