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| Amensisa Negera | |
| BBC News, Addis Ababa | |
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| Oromo leaders in Ethiopia have transferred power in a colourful ceremony held in Me’ee Bokkoo, about 450km south of the country’s capital Addis | |
| Ababa. | |
| Jiloo | |
| Maandhoo, who was the ethnic leader - or Abbaa Gadaa - for the past | |
| eight years, handed over the mantle to Jaarsoo Dhugoo who will be the 75th leader. | |
| The | |
| power-sharing ceremony is taking place at a ritual site in Southern Ethiopia and | |
| lasts for a week. It was attended by thousands of people from | |
| different regions across the country. | |
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| indigenous system of governance called Gadaa has been practiced by the Oromo people for centuries and is registered by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity. | |
| According | |
| to the lore of the Guji community this ancient socio-political governance | |
| system started in the 15th century and has been held since without interruption. | |
| Mr Dhugoo will be in power for the next eight years. | |
| The | |
| Oromo are Ethiopia’s largest ethnic group. | |
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