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Oromo
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O·ro·mo  (ô-rm)
n. pl. Oromo or O·ro·mos
1. A member of a widely acculturated people of southern and central Ethiopia and northern Kenya.
2. The Cushitic language of the Oromo.
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Oromia State is presently failing to protect the interests of students from its region in Ethiopian Universities despite the claims and propaganda that it stands for the interests of the Oromo people.
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It is a minority group whose agenda runs parallel to the aspirations of the Oromo people.
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