To all those who adhere to the Christian faith, I extend my heartfelt wishes for a joyous Easter celebration in the year 2016. May this occasion bring you abundant happiness, serenity, and an overwhelming sense of love. Furthermore, I sincerely hope that the Ethiopian people find liberation from the shackles of war, injustice, misery, and suffering.

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Wishing you a joyous, peaceful, and love-filled Easter celebration for the year 2016

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