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Ababiya Abajobir
Ababiya Abajobir is the founding member of the separatist organization Oromo Liberation Front (OLF). He served the OLF in many leading positions, including as Head of OLF's Foreign Affairs in Washington from 2000 to 2003.
==Background==
A native of the Jimma region of Oromia in southern Ethiopia, Ababiya Abajobir had served as head of OLF for many years. He had been imprisoned for ten years when the military regime was in power (1974–91).
During the transitional government (1991–95) when the OLF joined the Ethiopian government, he was assigned as Ethiopia’s ambassador to Egypt.〔(ambassador )〕 He served OLF in several positions after the organization left the government complaining about harassment by the Oromo Peoples' Democratic Organization (OPDO) and the TPLF-led government. In 2000, he became the leader of OLF's Foreign Affairs in Washington D.C., but he resigned in 2003 to try to bring peace between OLF and the government of Ethiopia.
In 2008, he said the question of Oromo people have been answered, hinting there is no need for the OLF's armed movement anymore since it can work in the Ethiopian framework to improve the condition of Oromos.〔(Ababiya Abajobir )〕 He said armed struggle of the OLF is outdated and unnecessary.〔(Ababiya Abajobir says armed struggle of the OLF is both outdated and of no use )〕
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