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Proudly Oromo Kenya! ❤❤❤❤❤

Marfato jira me nuhima! North America Ira isini dawana! Jabadha!

Akasi kuni: hora bulla!

They are so beautiful with elegant Oromo cultural dresses! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

They are Orma not Borana because, in Bombas, Orma Oromo clan lives there. Orma is one of Arsi (ilman Siko Mandoti) Oromo clan! No matter what they are both brothers. We love you all!

We love you all! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Niko south c pia Arusi ni wapi

Lokho is cool 😂

My super borana girls

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Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤

bro Iko poa bt tuntaka mix ya jero refu kiasi kama uko mix yake yote achilia Kwa TH-cam

Mashemeji penda nyinyi sana ❤ nice one

Kazi mzri

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Keep going ❤❤❤ lovely 😻🌹

Congratulazioni siz ❤

Super karayu ajeji to the world ❤❤❤❤

More fire ❤❤❤❤

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S.G production 🙌 👌 👏 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

SG production to the world ❤

So fantastic ❤

My culture ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

More fire 🔥 💯💯💓👍

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likes great

@Sky nation borana to the world keep flipping Awesome song and likes the lyrics 👌👌👌

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My people ❤❤❤❤❤❤

2024 ama 25

Oromo❤❤❤❤😂

My beautiful borana girls

Gamachuun teesan tiyya,waaqi Borana keena fula inni jiru hundatti horattinna,galaatooma,baga isan irra dhaladhe.

My people,,Nawapenda tu sana.

Waw oromoo tiyya saba koo boranaa

Wow we Oromo people of Ethiopia are excited to see our kenyan Oromo brether.n performing this loveley song

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This wonderfull how beautiful our culture and so our ladies,the malaikas

Wow

Mashallah

@Francisqolito: thanks. @Yes, "Oromo" is an over-arching collective name assumed to represent all tribes who speak a version of the Oromo language in Ethiopia, Kenya & a small segment in southern Somalia [these last ones are now near-totally assimilated into the dominant Somali clans/language]. @The Borana are among the few Oromo tribes who maintained the ancient version of the "Oromo language & Oromo tradition" which has been lost to a varying extent among most of the other sub-groups of the Oromo. @Before the collective name "Oromo" was officially coined & adopted in 1975, this same group had a collective name called "Galla". But, in many parts of Ethiopia this collective name [Galla]: a) was not used by the actual 12 or so major sub-tribes/groups of the Oromos who spoke dialects of the same language &, b) the same [Galla] had a derogatory plus negative overtones/connotations, both in Ethiopia & in Somalia. Its use in the context of Ethiopia's ancient feudal & slave systems created a deeply-rooted angst among the Oromo tribes. @So, some Oromo elites got-together & came-up with the collective name "Oromo" since when they started to fight for the respect of the Oromo rights in Ethiopia in-earnest, during & since World War2 when Abyssinia [ex-name for Ethiopia] was briefly-colonised by the Italians & liberated by the mostly blonde-white British Commonwealth Soldiers in March, 1941. Hence, that brief period of colonisation created a 'window of opportunity' for the Oromos to re-think about their place & subservient or slave-like status in dark-age feudal & slaves-owning Ethiopia - called "Abyssinia", then. These British Commonwealth Soldiers who kicked-out the Italian colonisers of Ethiopia/Abyssinia+Eritrea+Somalia were made-up of mostly white British soldiers recruited from the British colonies in Africa such as South-Africa [Apartheid], Rhodesia, Kenya-Colony, Uganda, Sudan, British Somaliland, Yemen [South], etc. @SO, there are 11 major sub-groups/tribes of the Oromo in Ethiopia & one of this is Borana. However, the Borana - along the Gabra - are also present in Northern & Eastern Kenya's Counties such as 'Marsabit', 'Isiolo' & 'Tana River'. The Orma, Warday, Waata, Munyo-Yayya, etc [all in Eastern Kenya+Tana River Valley+Indian Ocean Coast] are the off-shoots of ancient Borana clans who first moved to what is today Northern & Eastern Kenya plus to Southern Somalia [Juba River Valley]. @But, the Borana language is ALSO spoken by scores of other tribes who, for one reason or the other, define themselves as Somalis [eg: the 'Garre/Garri' & some Somalis who live in Mandera, Wajir & Garrisa Counties]. @Those 11 major sub-groups of the Oromo in Ethiopia are named: from the north-to-south: 1) Rayya, 2) Wollo, 3) Karrayyu [Rift Valley], 4) Tulama [Shoa], 5) Wollega [Matcha], 6) Illuabbabora [Matcha], 7) Jimma [Matcha], 8) Hararghe, 9) Arsi+Baale, 10) Gujii, 11) Borana, 12) Gabra. @The following map could help you in this regard. | @MAP: <A rough distribution of Afaan Oromoo Speaking communities in Ethiopia & Kenya>. @Source: A Book by Harry Stroomer: <A grammar of Boraana Oromo (Kenya): Phonology, Morphology, Vocabularies" (Verlag, 1995). @MAP LINK: [maybe linking it here could cause a problem as TH-cam won't allow linking stuff. But, do try the provided link for which you need to exit TH-cam first. @Alternatively: just try googling the "Distribution of Afaan Oromo Speaking Communities in Ethiopia & Kenya". Good Luck. www.bing.com/images/blob?bcid=ryyjEV0FgtMHqCLXMPduhTqHxr0C.....5k

My beautiful people ❤❤❤

Umbwa bonaya we will meet one day na hyo sifichi utakoma kuimba songs of others

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Where is the Borna culture, all I see is traditional Somali clothes. This is wild