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Somaliweyn wrote:Why are you laughing? Its a simpel question.
Who knew it as ''Ogaden region''? For example, who nicknamed all the Somali territories now collectivelly under Ethiopian colonization as ''Ogaden region''?
Its a simple question, and kindly answer it if you have answers.



abdikarim86 wrote:there is no need to argue just name the whole region somali galbeed that name is acceptable to evryone




Looyaan_Junior wrote:Koley anigu muran energy uma hayo waan soomanahay wali, may be after Iftaar !.
For the time being can you asnwer me the following questions.
What are you hoping to achieve by looking the histocal background of Ogaden beyond the modern history (beyond 100 years)?
Do you think it is relevant to know that far, if yes why?
What benefits are you hoping to get?
I will very much be happy to engage with you if you address the above questions.

Somaliweyn wrote:
I came on the question when I read the ONLF website,
http://www.onlf.org/present_past.htm
In that they sketched the history of the region, but did not go into the issue of why the region is called ''Ogaden region''..........from the website I read thinks like Ogaden Somalis...which I did not understand.
For example what do they mean with Ogaden Somalis? Those Somalis living in Ogaden region?
Hence my question in this topic.

The reason ONLF adopted such language is for political reasons, Ethiopia has succeeded in the past in portraying the Ogaden issue as a land dispute between Ethiopia and Somalia which was is not the case.





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