The landscape of Ethiopia is a vivid tapestry of distinct ethnicities. It is often recognized for its resilience amid the prolonged ethnic contentions. This nation has mostly been steered by the pronounced (majority) ethnic group (namely Amharas, Tigray and Orhomos) who largely pursued policies that catered for their interests. Frantz Fanon has denounced such mechanisms and advocated for the dismantling of colonial structures that the elites could possibly exploit (here, the ethnic majority) in the post-colonial era....