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Partial List of Oromos Mainly Students That Have Been Sochii Dargaggoota Biyyoolessaa, National Youth Movement for Bilisummaa fi Dimokraasiif(SDBBD) Freedom and Democracy (NYMFD) Partial list of Oromos mainly students that have been killed by Ethiopian regime police, security agents, Special and armed force during peaceful demonstration of last three months (updated stand. March. 2016) No. Name Place of Birth/zone School/Universit Place Killed Date of Death Killed by y attending 1 Gazahany Oliiqaa Horro Guduru Haromaya Haromaya Dece.1/2015 Federal police 2 Guutu Abarra W. Wollega, Gulliso 12th grade Gulliso Dece.2/2015 Federal police Dheeressa 3 Karrasa Chala W. Wollega, Gulliso 12th grade Gulliso Dece. 2/2015 Federal police 4 Dabala Tafa Robi N. Shewa, Fiche ---- Chancho Dece. 2/2015 Federal police 5 Dajane Sarbeessa S. W. Shoa, Tole Secondary School Tole Dece. 3/2015 Federal police 6 Miftah Junedin Hararge, Baddanno Secondary School Farad Dece. 5/2015 Federal police Bushura 7 Murata Abdi Ibrahim Haromaya, Gutto 11th grade Haromaya Dece. 5/2015 Federal police 8 Bekkele Sabbooqaa W. Shewa. Ada Barga Secondary School Muger Dece. 8/2015 Police 9 Bekele Seifu W. Shewa. Ada Barga Muger Dece. 8/2015 Police 10 Eebbisa Bucho E.Wallagaa Employee Fincha’a Dece. 8/2015 Police 11 Bayisa Badhasa West Seawa, Cheliya 1st year at Bako Bako Dece.9/2015 Agazi Agriculture College 12 Gudeta Bayisa Gobena W.Shewa,Tullu bajjo 9th grade Babichi Dece.10/2015 Agazi 13 Chala Tashoma West Shewa Babichi Dece10/2015 Agazi 14 Bayissa Tadesse W. Shawa, Dece.10/2015 Agazi Abuna Gindabarat 15 Bu’e Dhaba W.Shewa Abuna Dece.10/2015 Agazi Gindabarat 16 Shabe Diba W.Shewa Abuna Dece.10/2015 Agazi Gindabarat 17 Dereje Gadissa Taye W.Shewa 9th grade Babichi Dece.10/2015 Agazi 18 Fikadu Girma West Shewa 9th grade Gedo Dec.10/2015 Agazi 19 Tamene Tsegaye West Shewa Gedo Dec10/2015 Agazi 20 Alezar Benti West Wollegga, Inago Lalo Dec.10/2015 Police Asabii www.Qeerroo.org [email protected] 21 Bilbila Lalisa West Shewa Asgori police 22 Chalchisa Gonfa West Shewa Asgori police 23 Luuccaa Gammachuu West Wollegaa, Inago De.10/2015 Police 24 Bantii Dhugumaa West Wollegaa Lalo Asabii De.10/2015 Police 25 Hussien Dula Ule West Arsi Adaba town Dece.11/15 Federal police 26 Nasrudin Mohammed West Arsi Adaba town Dece.11/15 Federal police 27 Misir Haji Namo West Arsi Adaba town Dece.11/15 Federal police 28 Amare West Arsi Adaba town Dece.11/15 Federal police 29 Lamessa Fayera West Shewa 12years old Ambo Dece 12/15 Agazi student 30 Girma Ragasa West Shewa Businessman Ambo Dece 12/2015 Agazi Teferi Dhangila West Wollega Student Wollega Unive Dece 12/15 Agazi 31 Ulfaataa Cimdii West Shewa 4th grade, age 12 Ambo Dece 12/2015 Agazi 32 Habtamu Tsagaye Southwest Shewa Walisoo/ Fida Dece.12/2015 Agazi Goraa 33 Garredo Tolesa Southwest Shewa Walisoo Dece12/2015 Agazi 34 Ayyansa Mekonin Southwest Shewa Walisoo/ Dece12/2015 Agazi Dirree Daalattii 35 Lencho Hundara Southwest Shewa Waliso Dece12/2015 Agazi 36 Taarikuu Indaalaa Southwest Shewa Waliso Dece12/2015 Agazi 37 Girmaa Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 38 Rebuma Ga’era Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 39 Wendu Kenesa Southwest Shewa Gindo Dece12/2015 Agazi 40 Abbaa Giraanyii Southwest Shewa Waliso/Cirach Dece12/2015 Agazi a 41 Solomon Mogos Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 42 Abbabee Bulloo Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 43 Boru Gutama Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 44 Tafari Dhangi’a Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 45 Fikadu Dirribaa Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 46 Belle kirkiraa Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 47 Tade Sefera Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 48 Darajjee Workuu Southwest Shewa Amaya Dece12/2015 Agazi 49 Ayansa Hirkita Southwest Shewa Waliso Dece12/2015 Agazi 50 Tariku Asefa Southwest Shewa Waliso Dece12/2015 Agazi 51 Wako Moroda Southwest Shewa Waliso Dece12/2015 Agazi 52 Disso Milkeessaa West Shewa Elfata Dece12/2015 Agazi 53 Lamessa Fayera West Shewa 12years Ambo Dece12/2015 Agazi 54 Berhanu Dinka South west Shewa Farmer Cituu Dece12/2015 Military 55 Caalaa Mohamed Haromayaa Universi. Tuji-Gabisa Dece12/2015 Agazi 56 Abdata Lata Wayesa West Shewa Farmer Gindaberet Dece13/2015 Military 57 Galaana Baqqana West Shewa Wenchi Dece13/2015 Military 58 Inahagehu Hayilu West Shewa Farmer Gindaberet Dec13/2015 Military 59 Kebede Tafa West Shewa resident Gojo Dec13/2015 Military 60 Tadesse Tsigge West Shewa resident Gojo Dec13/2015 Military www.Qeerroo.org [email protected] 61 Kebede Teresa West Shewa Elder (age 65) Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 62 Dereje Workineh West Shewa elder ( age 78) Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 63 Sirnessaa Sarbessaa West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 64 Dejene Dinka West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 65 Tadese Abdisa West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 66 Kebede Tadesa West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 military 67 Teshale Irgassa West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 68 Birhanu Oliiqaa West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 69 Diriba Berhanu West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 70 Ayele Kumsa West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 71 Zerhiun West Shewa Wenchi Dec13/2015 Military 72 Dajane Sarbesa West Shewa Gindo Dec13/2015 Military 73 Boru Gutema Ammaya Konno Qullitti Dec13/2015 Military 74 Girma Ragassa West Shewa 4th grade,12years Ambo Dece13/2015 Military 75 Tsagaye Abara West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 76 Bekele Tumsa West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 77 Magarsa Baji West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 78 Nato Guluma West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/20145 Military 79 Abera Gabisa West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 80 Dajane Bayisa West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 81 Biranu Bajiga West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 82 Tadese Dhaba Jobir West Shewa Abuna Dec14/2015 Military Gindabarat 83 Birahnu Hailu West Shewa Gindabarat Dec14/2015 Military 84 Baqalaa Ragasa West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 85 Tadasa Jambare West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 86 Chaltu Tadesa West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 87 Dinkaa Chaalaata West Shewa Jalduu Dec14/2015 Military 88 Gelane Bekana West Shewa Ginchi Dec14/2015 Agazi 89 Aschalo Worku West Shewa Ginchi Dec14/2015 Agazi 90 Zarihun West Shewa Ginchi Dec14/2015 Agazi 91 Seifu Tura West Shewa Ginchi Dec14/2015 Agazi 92 Ashanafi West Shewa Ginchi Dec14/2015 Agazi 93 Damee Dabalii West Wallaga 10th grade Maqaa Najjo Dece15/2015 Agazi 94 Bayissaa Dabale West Shewa 8th grade Abuna Dece15/2015 Agazi Gindabertet 95 Tilahun Muleta West Wollega Engineer Dambi Dolol Dece15/2015 Military 96 Dinkesa Chala West Shewa Teacher Olkoomii Dece16/2015 Military 98 Tolesa Lellisaa Soresa Horo Guduru Watiyoo Dec16/2015 Agazi 99 Berhiun Shibru West shewa 8th Grade student Ijajjii Dece 16/2015 Military 100 Gamachiis Tilahun West Wallaga Dambi Dolo Dec16/2015 Military 101 Abdulatiif Hajidem West Arsi Adaabaa Dece16/2015 102 Dadhii Kumsa Southwest Shewa Farmer Tole/Ababe Dece17/2015 military 103 Fiqadu Beharu sululta Dece17/2015 Agazi 104 Gamachiis Tilahun West Wallega Najo Dece17/2015 Police 105 Mokonnen Guddisaa Southwest Shewa Tole/Ababe Dece 19/2015 Agazi www.Qeerroo.org [email protected] 106 Dadhi Kumsa Southwest Shewa Tole/Ababe Dece19/2015 Agazi 107 Kumaa Leenjisaa Southwest Shewa Tole/Ababe Dece 19/2015 Agazi 108 Fayissa Dadhi Mugar student Mugar 19.12.2015 police 109 Angawu Haayilee West Shewa Gindabarat Agazi 110 Tilahun Mulata West Wallega Dece21/2015 Agazi 111 Almaz Gudeta West Wallega Chanka Dece21/2015 Agazi 112 Nabiyu Wagari West Wallega Dece21/2015 Agazi 113 Gezang Olika E.Wallega Dece21/2015 Agazi 114 Ababa Gabisa West Shewa Galesa/Dandi Dece22/2015 Agazi 115 Kano Tola E.Wallega Gabate Agazi 116 Tafari Dhangia E.Wallega Jima Arjo Agazi 117 Yalaw Damise Southwest Shewa Ilfata 118 Shaashitu Mokonin Horro Guduruu Guduruu 119 Kenene Fiqaaduu Horro Guduruu Guduruu 120 Bayane Amsalu East Wallega Sassigaa 121 Badhoo Kabadaa West Shewa Mugar 122 Lama Magarsaa West Shewa Mugar 123 Eshetu Fedhesaa West Wallaga Chanka 124 Ababa Guluma West Shewa Dandi 125 Zewduu Seyum Arsi MalkaWakana 126 Kalloo Tolasaa Horro Guduruu Gabatee 128 Waaquma Tolasaa Horro Guduruu 8th grade Guduru Agazi 129 Tolasa Leellisaa Horro Guduruu Farmer Guduru Agazi 130 Eebbisa Guutuu Horro Guduruu Abayi Coman Agazi 131 Shaashe Firdisa(F) Horro Guduruu Guduru Agazi 132 Qanani Faqade (F) Horro Guduruu Guduru Agazi 133 Tolasaa Sooressaa Horro Guduruu Gabatee Agazi 134 Dame Yosef West Wallega Gimbi Agazi 135 Murata Alamu North Shewa Sulultaa Dece25/2015 Agazi 136 Murata Alemu North Shewa Sululuta Dece12/2015 Agazi Gutama 137 Masarat Dinqa West Wallega Farmer Lallo Qile Dece26/2015 Sever Torture 138 Marga Rundassaa East Wallega Bussiness man Gabate town Dece31/2015 Agazi 139 Adugna Irressoo East Wollega teacher Alibo Police 140 Tuji Hassan West Harageh Masala Jan01/2016 police 141 Abbas Abdurahaman West Harageh Masala Jan01/2016 police 142 Abdrhaman Mustafa West Harargeh student Hirna Jan01/2016 Agazi 143 Hora Banti Nekemt University Student Neqemt Jan01/2016 Agazi 144 Magarsa Mati Gudeta Farmer Horo Guduru Jan01/2016 Police 145 Sufi Tura Adam West Harageh Hirna Jan01/2016 Police 146 Magarsa Mati Gudats Horro Gudura Farmer Jimma Ganati Jan01/.2016 Police 147 Barii Said Ali West Harargeh Masala Jan5/2016 Police 148 Abdata Olaansa West Shewa Paulos Jan11/.2016 Agazi Hospital 149 Chala Mohammed West Hahargeh Farmer Haromayaa Jan12/2016 Agazi www.Qeerroo.org [email protected] 150 Awal Aliyii Shashemene Jan12/2016 Police Hospital 151 Saboka Dilgasa West Shewa Midha Kanyii Jan 12/2016 Agazi 152 Lencho Dinkesaa West Shewa Ambo Jan12/2016 Agazi 153 Bari Said Ali West
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