Reports reaching Ogaden online service desk from Jigjiga province confirm the burning down of 12 towns and hamlets by the Ethiopian military and its associated militias in and around the province. The burning down of towns took place between March 17-21, 2010. It is reported that all property was lost in the burnt down towns and hamlets.
The Ethiopian military is reported to have ordered all town and hamlet dwellers to move to unspecified places. Some of the burned down town and hamlets in Jigjiga include the following:
- Toomaha
- Biyo Cadde
- Xero Hawd
- Istaahil
- Dhabar Dulee
- Hundo & Harero Mar
- Dhallu
- Awaare Cabdulle
- Goorayowga
- Gambadhka
- Adoosa
- Gubad Waalaha.
In related news showing the continuation of town burning spree and misappropriation of the Ogaden property by the Ethiopian army, eyewitnesses report the burning and the looting of the Gudhis town, Qorahay province.
All our on the ground reports indicate that many of the displaced civilians are squatting in the vicinity of the burnt down towns and hamlets. At the time of publishing this report, there has been no emergency aid given to these displaced people by anyone.

written by Bashir, March 27, 2010
written by Adam, March 28, 2010
Meanwhile we should appreciate and cherish the fact that the Ogadeni populace and ONLF leadership have both proved to possess what it takes to wage a lonely but successful struggle even when odds against them seemed insurmountable. They worked hard and stayed true to the three words: determination, unity and self-reliance--ONLF's slogan.
We should be grateful for hailing from and belonging to such a proud people and struggle. I know I do.
written by Somalilander, March 28, 2010
Give us something new stop telling the same lies.
written by Bashir, March 30, 2010
written by Abbaa Biftuu, March 31, 2010
written by Bashir, March 31, 2010









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