Patriotism:
The cornerstone of loyalty His name is Shambal Hailu Bedada. He is a patriotic man who was born and raised in the same area and raised a family in the same area. Shambel was the man who recently took over the camp, which had been in the area since 1967 and had been in the air defenses and missiles for more than 23 years without charge.
Here is the story. Formerly known as the Kuye Air Defense and Missile Division, it was one of the camps set up to defend Somalia.
Until the EPRDF took control of the country, government troops remained in the camp until 1990. When war broke out with Eritrea in 1990, its weapons and troops moved north without a guard.
Seventeen vehicles parked at the camp at the time were instructed to guard the generators and return to the camp as soon as there was peace. This patriotic man is guarding the camp and his property.
They have been waiting for the Ethio-Eritrean war to end and the camp will come to the camp, but no one has been able to appeal. After a long wait, Metek officials came to pick up the scrap metal and vehicles in the area, and Shambel and his accomplice, Tola Camp, also asked them to take over.
The Metech people, not the place but the metal, told them that they would return soon and that they would be like the smell of water. The head of the General Services, who recently received information that there was a camp guarded by locals, told locals and officials that the camp was being guarded by locals. When they arrive, they will find Mr. Shambal and his accomplice, Mr. Tola.
He praised the locals and Mr. Shambel for his loyalty and patriotism, and began working with the government to establish a temporary detention camp. Impressed by the loyalty and patriotism of the locals, the land officials and experts of the Defense Land and Housing Administration have worked day and night and built a temporary emergency camp within ten days of the month and handed over power to special campaigns.
At the hand of senior military leaders; In the presence of Akaki-Kaliti sub-city leaders and loyal and patriotic residents of Kyofeyi, Lt. Col. Hailu and Ato Tola were thanked.
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