In my view this award is flawed. We haven been following how agames are campaigning in facebook to get vote from facebook users. How can this be a criteria?
This selection should have its own criteria rather than depend on facebook’s users vote.
In similar way , if Nobel prize were carried by this way, it could be a disaster. By the way, who make CNN, award organizer? Why don’t they just do their duty?
In sum, agames should shut the fk up.
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The lady style expert from the aagammmme won CNN’s award. What will be agames’s reaction if they won Nobel prize?
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Cigar
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Re: The lady style expert from the aagammmme won CNN’s award. What will be agames’s reaction if they won Nobel prize?
Actually what this filthy agame did is stole the ingenuity of the EPLF inventions like the agames do with every thing Eritrean.
What she claimed she invented was invented in Eplf's underground hospitals in Nakfa and Sahel just like the sandals which were produced and also given to the ugly bare footed tplf trainees and the anti chemical weapons face masks.
These thieves agames are shameless.
What she claimed she invented was invented in Eplf's underground hospitals in Nakfa and Sahel just like the sandals which were produced and also given to the ugly bare footed tplf trainees and the anti chemical weapons face masks.
These thieves agames are shameless.
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Re: The lady style expert from the aagammmme won CNN’s award. What will be agames’s reaction if they won Nobel prize?
Weyzero cigarella the bloody dirty eternally menustrating Hamasenay lootiew, We know Hamasenay lootiew like you think women copied them everything they do.
Abaymad
Nobel peace prize is very corrupt, it is started by 1000 people nominating anyone and you could be one such person, knowing this fact Meshrefet organized those 1000 people needed to nominate him right after wedimedhin agreed to talk to him, but if wedimedhin refused to talk to him he would get nothing, and after all it is all about Tigrays' Badme: No Badme, no Nobel prize. The reason the whites picked him after the fake nomination orchestrated by Meshrefet's friends and connections is based on the hope he will sell Ethiopia to whites and arabs.
Do not forget Meles won Norwegian Yara award, which is very rare but as prestigious as Nobel. Meles gave away all the Yara Award money to orphan and poor Ethiopian girls who are still using it for their scholarship. Meles also got Intenational Lion's Club award, and he gave away all the money he received to Ethiopian diabetic foundation. Will Meshrefet give away the Nobel Money to Ethiopians? I doubt.
Abaymad
Nobel peace prize is very corrupt, it is started by 1000 people nominating anyone and you could be one such person, knowing this fact Meshrefet organized those 1000 people needed to nominate him right after wedimedhin agreed to talk to him, but if wedimedhin refused to talk to him he would get nothing, and after all it is all about Tigrays' Badme: No Badme, no Nobel prize. The reason the whites picked him after the fake nomination orchestrated by Meshrefet's friends and connections is based on the hope he will sell Ethiopia to whites and arabs.
Do not forget Meles won Norwegian Yara award, which is very rare but as prestigious as Nobel. Meles gave away all the Yara Award money to orphan and poor Ethiopian girls who are still using it for their scholarship. Meles also got Intenational Lion's Club award, and he gave away all the money he received to Ethiopian diabetic foundation. Will Meshrefet give away the Nobel Money to Ethiopians? I doubt.
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we know agameees vg needs special attention!!
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Titles, awards and honors
Prime Minister Meles received various international awards for setting up a good foundation for the development of Ethiopia. Even though Ethiopia remains one of the poorest countries in the world, the near double-digit annual economic growth rate recently is seen as the beginning of Ethiopia's long marathon struggle to eliminate poverty. Acknowledging the rapid GDP growth of the country, the UK newspaper The Economist said in December 2007 that "Ethiopia's economy has been growing at record speed in recent years."[51] In 2008, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) described the speed of Ethiopia's economic growth in recent years as the "fastest for a non-oil exporting country in Sub-Saharan Africa",[52] with Ethiopia ranked as the second-most attractive African country for investors.[53]
Prime Minister Meles was awarded the Haile Selassie I Prize Trust, a highly selective award given only to the most outstanding graduating students.[12][13]
The Rwanda government awarded Meles Rwanda's National Liberation Medal, the "Uruti," in July 2009 for helping to liberate Rwanda and end the genocide in the country. Alongside two other African leaders, Meles was also given Rwanda's highest accolade, the "Umurinzi" medal, Rwanda's Campaign Against Genocide Medal.[54][55]
PM Meles Zenawi was allegedly awarded the World Peace Prize for his contributions to global peace and his effort to stabilize the Horn of Africa through cooperation with Inter-Governmental Authority for Development (IGAD).[56] However, the World Peace Council strongly denied that they have awarded this prize to Meles Zenawi: saying
“ WPC press bureau wishes to declare that no such award was given by our organization in the past or will be given” [57]
Tabor 100, an African American entrepreneur's organization, honored PM Meles for his contribution toward economic and social transformation in Africa with its prestigious Crystal Eagle International Leadership Award in April 2005.[58] Tabor 100, a U.S.-based nongovernmental organization, calling Meles Zenawi "international leader of the year 2005", also honored the efforts of the Ethiopian government in general for its war on poverty and backwardness.[59]
PM Meles was awarded the Good Governance Award of the Global Coalition for Africa for leading Ethiopia along a democratic path during the challenging period of transition.[60][61] He was selected for the good governance award by the US-based Corporate Council on Africa.[62]
PM Meles received the Norway-based 2005 Yara Prize for Green Revolution (Yara) for initiating a good foundation for economic progress in Ethiopia, particularly in the agricultural sector, where the poor country has doubled its food production. During the award ceremony held in the Norwegian capital of Oslo on 3 September, the director of the UN project for Africa said, "With our support, Ethiopia can lift itself from poverty and hunger. Under Prime Minister Meles the country has created the grass roots structure to enable this to happen."[63]
Meles was given the Africa Political Leadership Award of 2008 by the US-based newspaper, Africa Times. Previous winners of the award include Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela and others.[64]
Ethiopia's military honored Prime Minister Meles for his leadership during the 1998–2000 war with its northern neighbour when Eritrea invaded Ethiopia in 1998.[23][65]
Residents of the historic and ancient UNESCO town of Axum in Ethiopia honored Prime Minister Meles for his political and diplomatic leadership role in the return and re-erection of the Obelisk of Axum after a 68-year stay in Rome, Italy.[66]
Meles received a Gold Order of Merit award from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in February 2007. PM Meles was given the CAF organisation's highest award for his services in advancing the progress of African football. Ethiopia was one of the founding countries of the CAF (1957) and the organization, with the dedication of AU leaders like Meles, was celebrating the International Year of African Football in 2007.[67]
Positions
Meles was a Co-Chairperson of the Global Coalition for Africa (GCA.)[68] The Global Coailition for Africa brings together senior African policy makers and their partners to deepen dialogue and build consensus on Africa's priority development issues.
Prime Minister Meles served as the Chairman of the Organization for African Unity (OAU, now the African Union – AU) from June 1995 to June 1996.
In 2007, the African Union elected Meles to chair the executive committee of the NEPAD (the New Partnership for Africa's Development)
Meles was chosen to represent Africa at the G8 Summit and the G20 summit in London.[69][70][71]
In February 2010, the UN named Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles as co-chair of the Advisory Group on Climate Change Financing, a new high-level U.N. advisory group on climate change financing.[72]
Milestones
Prime Minister Meles received various international awards for setting up a good foundation for the development of Ethiopia. Even though Ethiopia remains one of the poorest countries in the world, the near double-digit annual economic growth rate recently is seen as the beginning of Ethiopia's long marathon struggle to eliminate poverty. Acknowledging the rapid GDP growth of the country, the UK newspaper The Economist said in December 2007 that "Ethiopia's economy has been growing at record speed in recent years."[51] In 2008, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) described the speed of Ethiopia's economic growth in recent years as the "fastest for a non-oil exporting country in Sub-Saharan Africa",[52] with Ethiopia ranked as the second-most attractive African country for investors.[53]
Prime Minister Meles was awarded the Haile Selassie I Prize Trust, a highly selective award given only to the most outstanding graduating students.[12][13]
The Rwanda government awarded Meles Rwanda's National Liberation Medal, the "Uruti," in July 2009 for helping to liberate Rwanda and end the genocide in the country. Alongside two other African leaders, Meles was also given Rwanda's highest accolade, the "Umurinzi" medal, Rwanda's Campaign Against Genocide Medal.[54][55]
PM Meles Zenawi was allegedly awarded the World Peace Prize for his contributions to global peace and his effort to stabilize the Horn of Africa through cooperation with Inter-Governmental Authority for Development (IGAD).[56] However, the World Peace Council strongly denied that they have awarded this prize to Meles Zenawi: saying
“ WPC press bureau wishes to declare that no such award was given by our organization in the past or will be given” [57]
Tabor 100, an African American entrepreneur's organization, honored PM Meles for his contribution toward economic and social transformation in Africa with its prestigious Crystal Eagle International Leadership Award in April 2005.[58] Tabor 100, a U.S.-based nongovernmental organization, calling Meles Zenawi "international leader of the year 2005", also honored the efforts of the Ethiopian government in general for its war on poverty and backwardness.[59]
PM Meles was awarded the Good Governance Award of the Global Coalition for Africa for leading Ethiopia along a democratic path during the challenging period of transition.[60][61] He was selected for the good governance award by the US-based Corporate Council on Africa.[62]
PM Meles received the Norway-based 2005 Yara Prize for Green Revolution (Yara) for initiating a good foundation for economic progress in Ethiopia, particularly in the agricultural sector, where the poor country has doubled its food production. During the award ceremony held in the Norwegian capital of Oslo on 3 September, the director of the UN project for Africa said, "With our support, Ethiopia can lift itself from poverty and hunger. Under Prime Minister Meles the country has created the grass roots structure to enable this to happen."[63]
Meles was given the Africa Political Leadership Award of 2008 by the US-based newspaper, Africa Times. Previous winners of the award include Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela and others.[64]
Ethiopia's military honored Prime Minister Meles for his leadership during the 1998–2000 war with its northern neighbour when Eritrea invaded Ethiopia in 1998.[23][65]
Residents of the historic and ancient UNESCO town of Axum in Ethiopia honored Prime Minister Meles for his political and diplomatic leadership role in the return and re-erection of the Obelisk of Axum after a 68-year stay in Rome, Italy.[66]
Meles received a Gold Order of Merit award from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in February 2007. PM Meles was given the CAF organisation's highest award for his services in advancing the progress of African football. Ethiopia was one of the founding countries of the CAF (1957) and the organization, with the dedication of AU leaders like Meles, was celebrating the International Year of African Football in 2007.[67]
Positions
Meles was a Co-Chairperson of the Global Coalition for Africa (GCA.)[68] The Global Coailition for Africa brings together senior African policy makers and their partners to deepen dialogue and build consensus on Africa's priority development issues.
Prime Minister Meles served as the Chairman of the Organization for African Unity (OAU, now the African Union – AU) from June 1995 to June 1996.
In 2007, the African Union elected Meles to chair the executive committee of the NEPAD (the New Partnership for Africa's Development)
Meles was chosen to represent Africa at the G8 Summit and the G20 summit in London.[69][70][71]
In February 2010, the UN named Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles as co-chair of the Advisory Group on Climate Change Financing, a new high-level U.N. advisory group on climate change financing.[72]
Milestones
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Milestones.
Several social, economic, religious and political developments and systems were established for the first time in Ethiopia under Meles' rule.[73]
First regional referendum for peaceful Secession (Eritrea, 1991–)
First Multi-party National election for opposition (2000, 2005, 2010)
First institutionalized linguistic freedom at local level (1994–)
First ethnic based federalism (since 1994)
First private media outlets in Ethiopian history (since 1994)
First consecutive double-digit GDP growth – International Monetary Fund (since 2006)
First multi-party parliament with opposition MPs (since 2000)
First unrestricted freedom of religion for evangelicals/Pentecostals (since 1994; a Pentecostal succeeded him in 2012)
Foundation
Meles was given the Green Revolution award and a financial prize of 200,000 dollars by the Norwegian Yara Foundation in September 2005 "in recognition of past accomplishments and encouragement to achieve economic development for the people of Ethiopia."
Meles donated his $200,000 financial award to a foundation called "Fre—Addis Ethiopia Women Fund" (Fre-Addis Ethiopia Yesetoch Merja Mahiber).[74] The Fre-Addis Ethiopia Women Fund has an objective "to empower girls through providing educational opportunities" and it currently supports 514 needy and orphan rural girls to pursue their education throughout the country.
Several social, economic, religious and political developments and systems were established for the first time in Ethiopia under Meles' rule.[73]
First regional referendum for peaceful Secession (Eritrea, 1991–)
First Multi-party National election for opposition (2000, 2005, 2010)
First institutionalized linguistic freedom at local level (1994–)
First ethnic based federalism (since 1994)
First private media outlets in Ethiopian history (since 1994)
First consecutive double-digit GDP growth – International Monetary Fund (since 2006)
First multi-party parliament with opposition MPs (since 2000)
First unrestricted freedom of religion for evangelicals/Pentecostals (since 1994; a Pentecostal succeeded him in 2012)
Foundation
Meles was given the Green Revolution award and a financial prize of 200,000 dollars by the Norwegian Yara Foundation in September 2005 "in recognition of past accomplishments and encouragement to achieve economic development for the people of Ethiopia."
Meles donated his $200,000 financial award to a foundation called "Fre—Addis Ethiopia Women Fund" (Fre-Addis Ethiopia Yesetoch Merja Mahiber).[74] The Fre-Addis Ethiopia Women Fund has an objective "to empower girls through providing educational opportunities" and it currently supports 514 needy and orphan rural girls to pursue their education throughout the country.
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Selam/
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Re: The lady style expert from the aagammmme won CNN’s award. What will be agames’s reaction if they won Nobel prize?
Jealooooooooussssssy?
It’s a done deal, all eaten up, women cheering and applauding Ethiopian Freweini. She made history. What you gonna do?
It’s a done deal, all eaten up, women cheering and applauding Ethiopian Freweini. She made history. What you gonna do?
Abaymado wrote: ↑11 Dec 2019, 09:54In my view this award is flawed. We haven been following how agames are campaigning in facebook to get vote from facebook users. How can this be a criteria?
This selection should have its own criteria rather than depend on facebook’s users vote.
In similar way , if Nobel prize were carried by this way, it could be a disaster. By the way, who make CNN, award organizer? Why don’t they just do their duty?
In sum, agames should shut the fk up.
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Selam/
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Re: The lady style expert from the aagammmme won CNN’s award. What will be agames’s reaction if they won Nobel prize?
If you don’t commercialize and sell your ideas and inventions, then you’re too dumb. It’s all your fault that you didn’t patent it and therefore others stole it and put it on the market. That’s called the art of the deal.
Cigar wrote: ↑11 Dec 2019, 10:06Actually what this filthy agame did is stole the ingenuity of the EPLF inventions like the agames do with every thing Eritrean.
What she claimed she invented was invented in Eplf's underground hospitals in Nakfa and Sahel just like the sandals which were produced and also given to the ugly bare footed tplf trainees and the anti chemical weapons face masks.
These thieves agames are shameless.