To be more precise, the fear was triggered by the conflict that had been created between Oromo political organizations. Because Oromia was under occupation, Oromo nationalists were conducting a national liberation struggle through different mechanisms. Even though the vestiges of dominance and occupation still remain, one cannot seriously claim that Oromos are under occupation today. Consequence of failure is direAs those who studied political transitions indicate, transitions have often served as triggers of violence. “Managing the conflict that accompanies political transitions is a critical factor in building strong governing institutions and creating the mechanisms for durable peace,” USIP said.

Source: Ethiopian News January 27, 2019 12:20 UTC