Where is it from? I have read an article written by a person called Selam Fesseha and posted on the aigaforum.com web site on 24/7/’14. I don’t have any problem with the whole message of the article mentioned about the refugees residing in Ethiopia. I do accept that Ethiopia has been hosting more refuges coming from all the surrounding places: Eritrea, Sudan, South Sudan, and Somalia. Thus, Ethiopia has about four refugee camps as Selam Fesseha mentioned, but I can add one to make them five for the camp in the Afar area was not included. I could not put the pronoun of the writer for I couldn’t identify whether that person is he/she. Hence, I preferred to mention the name hosted on the website. Selam Fesseha has written the article in titled “Ethiopia: an open door and a home for refugees” and the article goes on saying …… Ethiopia has a history of receiving displaced people by cross border movements caused by drought, conflicts, political events and civil war in neighbouring countries. These include Eritrea, Somalia, South Sudan, and Sudan. The response to the problems of others goes back to the seventh century, when the first followers of the prophet Mohammed sought refuge in the territory of the Kingdom of Aksum. At that time the emperor of Aksum” Nejashi” made it clear he respected their religion and offered them protection. The underlined phrase is the comment I should make. This is because there was no Emperor of the Aksum kingdom by the name of Nejashi nor an Emperor converted into Islam from the Aksum kingdom. Thus, this is wrong history being put from no where. Regarding the Aksum Emperors, there were 22 “negede kam”+ 52 “negede Agazian” and 67 Emperors from Minelik 1st up to Bazien. Bazien ruled 17 years: 8 BC and 9 AD. There were also 94 Emperors after the birth of Christ. Look at the table below. S.N. Name of Emperor place years Crown time 75 Akale Wdum Aksum 8 615—623 AD 76 Girma Assefere Aksum 15 623—638 AD 77 Zergaz Aksum 10 638—648 AD 78 Tsegena Michael Aksum 26 648—674 AD 79 Bahrea Kula Aksum 19 678—693 AD 80 Guem Aksum 24 693—717 AD 81 Asgomguem Aksum 5 717—722 AD 82 Letm Aksum 15 722—738 AD 83 Telatm Aksum 21 738—759 AD 84 Adgosh Aksum 13 759—772 AD 85 Aizor Aksum 6 hours   86 Dedm Aksum 5 772—777 AD 87 Wededm Aksum 10 777—787 AD 91 Gdasion Aksum 10 831—841 AD 92 Gudit Aksum 40 841—882 AD 93 Anbesa Wudm Aksum 20 882—902 AD 94 Delnaod Aksum 10 902—913 AD   Gudit ruled Aksum for forty years rotating from place to place, and the last Emperor of the kingdom of Aksum was Delnaod, then throne shifted to Lasta, Wollo/ Lalibela. When we look at the serial numbers from 75—80 , these were the Emperors in the seventh century and there is no one an Emperor by the name”Nejashi”. Hence, let’s not put wrong history for the new generation. Source: Agenueni Tarike lisan by Gebremichael Teklehiwot Tigrigna version printed at Mega printing house in 2010.   Haileselassie Beyene 7/24/14