Honoring Elder Oromo Community Leader Hayile Qeerransoo

On Friday, December 12, 2025, members of the Oromo community gathered at the home of Mr. Hayile Qeerransoo to honor him and offer their companionship.

Mr. Hayile, an elder who has withdrawn from public life in recent years and whose wife passed away few years ago, was visited by community members who expressed their affection and gratitude.

Mr. Hayile, in turn, thanked those who organized and attended the gathering.

Such visits reflect the Oromo cultural tradition of honoring and supporting elders who have dedicated their lives to the community.

Honoring Oromo community leaders is a deep-rooted cultural tradition, exemplified by specific ceremonies that recognize the vital role of elders and pioneers in preserving culture, providing guidance, and advocating for justice

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