Anti Ethiopia Ambassador !!!!!
Suleiman Dedefo, the Ethiopian Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates is accusing Emperor Menelik on crimes against humanity, killing millions !!!!!
He went further and condemned Menelik for the 1902 Blue Nile water allocation
by England for its subjects, Egypt and Sudan.
Dedefo accused Menelik for the loss of Eritrea. Defending Ethiopian soverignity from foreign wolves armed to their teeth is not commendable to people like Dedefo foreign/Areb worshippers !!!
Dedefo is a product of Tribal Politics that killed tens of thousands, displaced millions and enslaved thousands of young ethiopian women in the Middle East.
Menelik saved Dedefo ancestors from being chained and sold to Arabia. Menelik haters are white/Arab worshippers anti Ethiopia, Woyane collaborators who profited big time in the last 29 years.They are Tribal Hate politics advocates who are working with foreign forces for Money !!!!!
Ambassadors like Dedefo, Shigute etc are haters anti Ethiopia should not represent Ethiopia as Ambassadors.
Menelik is a black leader who defeated the White Supremacist army in the battle of Adwa. That can not be refuted even by the defeated Italians !!!!
Dedefo slander of Menelik is a Menelik syndrome Woyanes/Bandas and the rest of the Tribalists are suffering from, the medicine for it is Protecting and Defending the Menelik Legacy and expose their agenda !!!!!
Long Live Menelik Tikur Sew !!!!!!
PS: Suleman Dedefo is now seen in Minnesota, applying for asylum as political refugee is a big possibility.
Tedla Asfaw

Suleman Dedefo Birhanemeskel Abebe Sine



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