Gore - Former Ethiopian capital city

Gore is former Ethiopian capital city.

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Oromo Federalist Congress (OFCO) from August 1 to September 13, 2014. He announced that eight district and zonal leaders, including two members of the party's central committee, had been arrested. The party stated that three leaders were arrested in July and August, and a total of three members of the central committee were in prison.

The 11 senior, middle and lower managements who have been in prison since July have not been brought to court and have not been charged, OFCO Secretary General Ato Tiruneh Gemta told the reporter.

The party has submitted the case of the imprisoned leaders to the National Election Board of Ethiopia, which has written a letter to the Oromia Regional Police Commission to get an explanation about the arrest and is awaiting a response.

According to the general secretary, the "recent" arrest of the party leaders has focused especially on the zone and district leaders. Explaining this, the secretary general said, "We don't know what happened recently, especially our leaders and members in the zone and district are being arrested widely."

The party mentioned that four of its middle and lower leaders who were arrested recently are located in Buno Dele zone. Mr. Tiruneh explained that he was arrested on consecutive days. The leaders of the central committee, including Mr. Rufe Edosa, Mr. Nasir Abamegal, Mr. Mezgebu Legese, and Mr. Temeseng Legese, stated that they are in prison in Bedele town of the zone.

Mr. Guto Wako, a member of the party's central committee, from September 11, 2015. Ato Deraro Dube, a member of the Central Committee, has been arrested since August 2014. The chief secretary said that they are in prison in Shashemene city.

On September 7, 2015, individuals named Mr. Mubarak Hussain and Mr. Khalid Abdo, who are the lower leaders of the party in Dolo Manana and Dewalabu districts in Bale Zone. He said they have been arrested since. According to Mr. Tiruneh, a person named Mr. Tadese