Gambella: Ethiopia's Hidden Treasure. Green Landscape, Majestic Baro River, Welcoming Communities.

[@banggal]

May God be with the people of Gambella and let them work together for the peace and development of this beautiful Land.
Concern Son of Gambella Land!

[@elizabethlangoya6308]

@Justin Y. they aren't culturally Sudanese tho, like have their own culture

[@banggal]

Gambella the beautiful Land!

[@greensustainableethiopiane2717]

Absolutely.

[@lionsofafrica3786]

@Justin Y. Somali jealous 😂😂

[@lionsofafrica3786]

@Justin Y. in you're dreams mate

[@acxob]

@Justin Y. keep dreaming

[@acxob]

@Justin Y. just because somebody is Ethiopian, it doesn't mean they're habesha. A habesha is an Ethiopian or Eritrean person who speaks a semetic language. In Ethiopia we have Habesha, Omotic, Cushitic, & Nilotic people. some examples of non habesha tribes in Ethiopia are Hamer, Sidama, Oromo, Anuak, Mursi, and so many more tribes. There's over 80 tribes in Ethiopia and our diversity is beautiful

[@Jmookey100x]

Man my country is beautiful
Am anyuak by the way
I live in Australia

[@daviroza4700]

Gambella soon independent

[@cls4786]

The luo ancestors were very good at choosing the best lands. They have the most fertile lands and fish rich lakes and rivers in Uganda, South Sudan, Kenya , Tanzania, Congo , Ethiopia. Luo people have never needed relief food

[@daviroza4700]

Incorporated into Ethiopian empire in 1952 by the British Allie’s of Ethiopian empire 💀

[@snjmacs]

Gambela used to be part of South Sudan until 1950's.

[@murnyang8381]

Use to be part of British Egypt administration of Sudan

[@murnyang8381]

South Sudan was born 2013 gambella was born 1880s

[@Berkut864]

crocodiles swim in heaps in the river. I saw them there.

[@NajmuNajmudalil]

Helo

[@richardgaya3965]

Nilotic Diaspora!!!

[@RobereyDavid]

This People They are not for
Where they came from

[@Berkut864]

I worked in this city

[@eliaswoldegiorgis5872]

Elias.elias 23.12 ear.eye from here for all.