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Sultan Mohamed haji Hassan Gababa, the garreh sultan for both Kenya and Ethiopia explains the reasons behind the recurring attacks by Oromo groups on the town of Moyale and @Adam20073132780 @Zaylacawi12 @kingofSomaliaa @EIshmael_ @GaroweOnline

Jawar Mohamed, your prescription for Moyale is theoretically brilliant, provided Ethiopia has a functioning, impartial Federal Government. Unfortunately, that is precisely the inconvenient reality your post so elegantly avoids. Ethiopia increasingly risks descending into failed-state conditions. From Tigray’s devastating conflict and renewed tensions, the Amhara insurgency, dangerous rhetoric surrounding access to the Red Sea and Eritrea, to Oromia’s alleged territorial expansionism, the country faces a profound crisis of governance and federal credibility. Now, your remarkable proposal is to entrust disarmament to federal security forces whose alleged collaboration with Oromia regional forces in the Moyale conflict has already shattered confidence in their neutrality. What an ingenious formula? appointing the accused as the referee, surrendering the weapons, and hoping for justice? Disarmament works where the centre is trusted. Where credible allegations of federal complicity remain unresolved, it risks becoming an instrument of selective vulnerability and persecution. Those allegations demand independent investigation, not convenient silence. A genuinely impartial and functional Federal Government should have contained the Moyale crisis within days. Instead, the continuing insecurity raises fundamental questions about political will, constitutional responsibility and equal protection. The sustainable alternative is permanent, professional security deployments by both Somali and Oromia regional governments, clearly demarcated administrative jurisdictions, robust civilian protection, and institutionalised security cooperation under genuinely neutral federal oversight. The Federal Government should invest in roads, markets, universities, hospitals and cross-border trade infrastructure. Let Oromia and Somali regions compete in prosperity, productivity, investment and opportunities, not territorial conquest or the accumulation of DShKs and RPGs. In the 21st century, communities should be competing over who builds better hospitals, educates more children and creates more jobs. Economic prosperity gives communities something worth protecting together. Endless conflict offers only mutual destruction. Peace cannot be manufactured by disarming communities while leaving the underlying allegations of state complicity unaddressed. Neutrality must precede trust, and trust must underpin disarmament. Jawar, you understand Ethiopia’s political machinery far too well for anyone to believe you have simply overlooked these realities. Your post is remarkable not for what it proposes, but for what it so conveniently chooses not to address.