ADDIS ABABA — In a powerful appeal during the 128th anniversary celebration of the Victory of Adwa, House of Federation Speaker Agegnehu Teshager called on Ethiopians to unite under a common vision to successfully realize the nation’s ongoing reforms. The celebration, which took place at the newly constructed Adwa Victory Memorial Museum, served as a platform for reinforcing the message of unity and solidarity among Ethiopians.

According to Ethiopian News Agency, Speaker Teshager emphasized the historical significance of the Victory of Adwa as a testament to Ethiopian unity, transcending ethnic and religious divides. He highlighted the importance of drawing lessons from this monumental event, which showcased the collective strength and shared commitment of Ethiopians towards a common goal. The Victory of Adwa, he noted, was not just a military triumph but a pivotal moment that solidified Ethiopia’s position on the global stage, challenging and ultimately changing the narrative of racial superiority.

Furthermore, Teshager pointed out the inspirational role of the Adwa victory in galvanizing black people worldwide to fight for their freedom and dignity against colonial oppression. He stressed that the victory is a globally significant event that proved the power of unity and equality.

In his address, the Speaker underscored the necessity for Ethiopians today to embrace the spirit of solidarity and shared vision that characterized the Adwa victory. He argued that such unity is crucial for the success of the comprehensive reforms currently underway in Ethiopia. Teshager concluded his remarks by affirming the unique nature of this year’s Adwa anniversary celebrations, marked by the inauguration of the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum, which stands as a symbol of the country’s rich heritage and enduring spirit of resistance and independence.