Wedi Tikabo, I have listened your interview, MAN ……. I was impressed by your answers bro. You really have expressed you self and your feeling. You are brave man Yohannes. We I love you my beloved Eritrean brother. To me you are HERO …………
Love you and God bless you!
Although Amanuel asked him repeatedly
About his role as an artist in building unity, he he going around the bush to evade the question. Everbody knows unity is key word for strength. The question HOW, not WHAT. He said all the artists sing for Eritrea, so what?. Eritrea is a land and has ears to hear them. Unlike today, the classic artists were great politicians who inspired the Eritrean people to stand up in unison for theirs rights.
Honestly speaking, I was not impressed by the answer wedi tikabo gave. I expected him to condemn the policies of the ruling regime clearly. He said that he wants to be in the middle. In political struggle, that is impossible and dangerous. He is either with or against the government. Of course I am cognizant of that the he might consider the security of his loved once back home. It is possible that the question presented to him were beyond his comprehension. Had the interviewer asked him short and closed question, his answer would have been more concise and to the point. Any way, I was glad to hear him on assena. I hereby want to extend my appreciation to assena radio for their efforts.
funny,
You are not impressed because he didn’t say what you want him to say, this is what our (opposition and the supporters) problem is. If we don’t agree with someone we attack. Twedi tqabo knows the hatred among Eritreans he does not want to take side, if yemane baria was still with he would probably do same (in his second release he blame EPLF and ELF for thier failure). i enjoyed his interview he is smart guy and hope he success his plan (to unite eritreans)
Senait
For crying out loud
Wedi Tqabo is NO Yemane Baria. YEMANE BARIA, The bloved son of all Eritreans. He was an artist like no other; He was a humanitarian and a strong poltiscan for our people. He sang his heart out for his people. He motivated us, He still does beyond the grave; He maks us laugh and He maks us cry, he is an artist like no other. Stop comparing him with light weight artists, because he was a heavy weight artist!
Genet
We’ll wedi tkabo is saying that he is not opposition nor hgdef so what that means is he is just eritrean like most people. I don’t think there is something wrong with and we should just respect him for who he is.
Honestly speaking, I was not impressed by the answer wedi tikabo gave. I expected him to condemn the policies of the ruling regime clearly. He said that he wants to be in the middle. In political struggle, that is impossible and dangerous. He is either with or against the government. Of course I am cognizant of the fact that he might have considered the security of his loved once back home. It is also possible that the question presented to him were beyond his comprehension. Had the interviewer asked him short and closed question, his answer would have been more concise and to the point. Any way, I was glad to hear him on assena. I hereby want to extend my appreciation to assena radio for their efforts.
Do not underestimate GEDLI ERITREA which brought us back our identity . We in diaspora used to be
identified formally in official document “stateless ” , but now formally called Eritreans to our pride.
Dawit rom ziban…,
you mean that? The Tikabo and eyassu family? Ethiopian blood? you are sick! blood is blood. what matters is what you do with that blood. but i think you will have trouble grasping that. i am sure you only intend to offend Wedi Tikabo and Amanuel Eyasu. remember my friend they have no time for your stupidity.
Wedi Tikabo welcome to Freedom, brave decision! But you could have used the interview to apologize and close the chapter. You didn’t only sing for Eritrean unity, in your concerts you belittled many Eritreans who oppose the cruel regime…..your songs are there for everyone to see/listen…..you even told us with Taniqo/Shilan that we should “never touch our flag”….aytitenkifulna banderana….You talked about the Truth and in your case the truth is that you condemned us for defending our people and cheered the cruel regime….just listen to all your songs and concerts…..But I have forgiven you for finally abandoning the regime, me too had supported the regime up to May 2001. Next time just do simple apology and move on dear brother. We will always be proud of you. And we need songs not just about unity but the suffering and indignity of our people, betrayal, and our democratic, fee, just, and peaceful aspirations……I can’t wait to hear your new songs…
Daniel October 29, 2013
Wedi Tikabo, I have listened your interview, MAN ……. I was impressed by your answers bro. You really have expressed you self and your feeling. You are brave man Yohannes. We I love you my beloved Eritrean brother. To me you are HERO …………
Love you and God bless you!
oromay October 29, 2013
Although Amanuel asked him repeatedly
About his role as an artist in building unity, he he going around the bush to evade the question. Everbody knows unity is key word for strength. The question HOW, not WHAT. He said all the artists sing for Eritrea, so what?. Eritrea is a land and has ears to hear them. Unlike today, the classic artists were great politicians who inspired the Eritrean people to stand up in unison for theirs rights.
oromay October 29, 2013
Correction…but Eritrea has no ears.
oromay October 29, 2013
Hahaha …lecture on Unity….
Aba_chegora October 29, 2013
Honestly speaking, I was not impressed by the answer wedi tikabo gave. I expected him to condemn the policies of the ruling regime clearly. He said that he wants to be in the middle. In political struggle, that is impossible and dangerous. He is either with or against the government. Of course I am cognizant of that the he might consider the security of his loved once back home. It is possible that the question presented to him were beyond his comprehension. Had the interviewer asked him short and closed question, his answer would have been more concise and to the point. Any way, I was glad to hear him on assena. I hereby want to extend my appreciation to assena radio for their efforts.
senait October 29, 2013
funny,
You are not impressed because he didn’t say what you want him to say, this is what our (opposition and the supporters) problem is. If we don’t agree with someone we attack. Twedi tqabo knows the hatred among Eritreans he does not want to take side, if yemane baria was still with he would probably do same (in his second release he blame EPLF and ELF for thier failure). i enjoyed his interview he is smart guy and hope he success his plan (to unite eritreans)
Genet October 29, 2013
Senait
For crying out loud
Wedi Tqabo is NO Yemane Baria. YEMANE BARIA, The bloved son of all Eritreans. He was an artist like no other; He was a humanitarian and a strong poltiscan for our people. He sang his heart out for his people. He motivated us, He still does beyond the grave; He maks us laugh and He maks us cry, he is an artist like no other. Stop comparing him with light weight artists, because he was a heavy weight artist!
Genet
Wedi hz October 29, 2013
We’ll wedi tkabo is saying that he is not opposition nor hgdef so what that means is he is just eritrean like most people. I don’t think there is something wrong with and we should just respect him for who he is.
Aba_chegora October 29, 2013
Honestly speaking, I was not impressed by the answer wedi tikabo gave. I expected him to condemn the policies of the ruling regime clearly. He said that he wants to be in the middle. In political struggle, that is impossible and dangerous. He is either with or against the government. Of course I am cognizant of the fact that he might have considered the security of his loved once back home. It is also possible that the question presented to him were beyond his comprehension. Had the interviewer asked him short and closed question, his answer would have been more concise and to the point. Any way, I was glad to hear him on assena. I hereby want to extend my appreciation to assena radio for their efforts.
ahmed saleh October 29, 2013
He want to be a force to unite the lost soul Eritreans in diaspora . He stated that UNITY is the solution .
Tamrat Tamrat October 29, 2013
But U N I T Y is seen as a horrible concept in Eritrea among gedli worshipers.
ahmed saleh October 30, 2013
Do not underestimate GEDLI ERITREA which brought us back our identity . We in diaspora used to be
identified formally in official document “stateless ” , but now formally called Eritreans to our pride.
john October 29, 2013
Aye Eretrawian Geganu Dem Zefseselua Adi Beka ab Gegezana Kof Elna Nenhdhdna Knebala. Yohannes Tmali Zbelo Helmi Nay Swatna Eyu Tezarbu. Hmak Aybelen N Faker , Hade Nkun Eyu Elu Esu Endeyu Emo Etti Haki. Slezi Ken Nekf Tkoyna Keman Kemti Essu Z Geberla Neta Adi Kemoun Ztzarebo Ngber Emo Bdhru N Zareb Tzeykoynu Internet Access Sle Zelna B Semit Aynzareb. Ezzi Nay Tmali ka Bhaki Wedi Tikabo Tekoynu Bwegeney Reytoy Kulu Kemak Entzkewun Eyu. Respect Metabity
SelfReliance October 29, 2013
Wedi Tqabo said kab kuntal Taff hanti Fre tbelts what does he mean??????
Dawit from ziban-sinkey October 29, 2013
The Tikabo eyassu family never proud by their ethiopian blood. i wonder why? Tikabo eyassu is 100% from tigray.
Dani October 29, 2013
Shut the heck up you ignorant SOB. Go educate yourself. Your body is in 21century but your mind is in Stone Age.
melat October 29, 2013
Dawit rom ziban…,
you mean that? The Tikabo and eyassu family? Ethiopian blood? you are sick! blood is blood. what matters is what you do with that blood. but i think you will have trouble grasping that. i am sure you only intend to offend Wedi Tikabo and Amanuel Eyasu. remember my friend they have no time for your stupidity.
Apology October 29, 2013
Wedi Tikabo welcome to Freedom, brave decision! But you could have used the interview to apologize and close the chapter. You didn’t only sing for Eritrean unity, in your concerts you belittled many Eritreans who oppose the cruel regime…..your songs are there for everyone to see/listen…..you even told us with Taniqo/Shilan that we should “never touch our flag”….aytitenkifulna banderana….You talked about the Truth and in your case the truth is that you condemned us for defending our people and cheered the cruel regime….just listen to all your songs and concerts…..But I have forgiven you for finally abandoning the regime, me too had supported the regime up to May 2001. Next time just do simple apology and move on dear brother. We will always be proud of you. And we need songs not just about unity but the suffering and indignity of our people, betrayal, and our democratic, fee, just, and peaceful aspirations……I can’t wait to hear your new songs…
Apology