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“…You just wish to be the one dying before your comrades”
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- “A hero/heroine does not live for ever; his/her history survives through eternity”.
- ”The emergence of the EPLF as a political power promoted the geo-political interest of the Eritrean people”: Mr. Alamin Mohammed Seid
- The emergence of the EPLF as a power promoted the geo-political interest of the Eritrean people: Mr. Alamin Mohammed Seid
- The emergence of the EPLF as a political power promoted the geo-political interest of the Eritrean people: Mr. Alamin Mohammed Seid



On this special season of the year we are going to have today an interview with a brave young man that lost both of his legs during the struggle for Eritrean independence. Is a true fact that thousands of young men and women have been sacrificed in the process of liberation but once again the Eritrean people had to sacrifice more of its beloved ones to safeguarding the sovereignty of our country.
He is a teacher that thinks of his self as a student, he says that while teaching he learns more a lot than what he teaches. His name is Isa Adum. He was born in 1981 in Kassala, he finished his elementary studies and did junior and I high school in Teseney and is a graduate from Asmara University and four years after he got his masters in English. Let’s meet a young and respected tutor.
Today’s interview will be done with one of the well known Eritrean vocalists and composers, his name is Mohamed Saleh and he was born in 1974 in the subzone of Mogolo. Ever since he was ten years old he was nourished by musical knowledge in the revolutionary school under the E.P.L.f.
Let’s meet today a young man who together with his team mates is making some unforgettable myths in our country’s bicycle raising history.
-Well come to this week’s Q&A.