Moti Aga

Engineer Girma Turuna Derse (born 11 September 1989) is an Ethiopian engineer, author, and political activist from the Horro Guduru Welega region, specifically Jardega Jarte. He is one of the founders of the Oromo National Youth Movement for Freedom and Democracy, commonly known as Qeerroo Bilisummaa Oromoo, which was established in 2011.

Early life and Education

Girma Turuna was born on 11 September 1989 in Jardega Jarte, Horro Guduru Welega, Ethiopia. He pursued higher education at Haramaya University, where he earned his degree in 2012. He holds a Master of Science in Water Supply and Environmental Engineering and an MBA in Project Management.

Political Activism

Girma Turuna played a significant role in the Oromo political movement as one of the founding members of the Qeerroo Bilisummaa Oromoo. This youth-led movement has been instrumental in advocating for the rights and freedom of the Oromo people. Due to his activism, Girma faced multiple arrests and endured significant hardships under the rule of the EPRDF (Weyane) regime. He has been imprisoned for more than seven years without trial, enduring severe propaganda campaigns against him.

Literary Contributions

In addition to his activism, Girma Turuna is a prolific writer. He has authored more than nine books in Afaan Oromoo, focusing on themes of resistance, struggle, and social justice. Some of his notable works include:

1. Lafee Gaafat

2. Teessuma Milkaa'inaa

3. Hancufa Bofaa

4. Hiiroo Raafame

5. Basaasummaa

6. Bara Dhumaa

7. Icciticha

His writings have been an inspiration for many within the Oromo community and beyond, reflecting the struggles and aspirations of his people.

Imprisonment

Since his last arrest, Girma Turuna has been imprisoned for over seven years without a court trial, reflecting the ongoing challenges faced by political activists in Ethiopia. Despite these hardships, his contributions to Oromo literature and the struggle for freedom continue to resonate with many.

Legacy

Engineer Girma Turuna Derse remains a significant figure in both the engineering and political landscapes of Ethiopia, particularly within the Oromo community. His work as a writer and activist continues to influence the ongoing struggle for democracy and human rights in Oromia.

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