Schools
It is early 1930s that schooling system has introduced to shambu and the surrounding residents. It is a remarkable occasion in a history to bring formal education to the society where 99.9% of the population is living in a rural and by agriculture at the time. However, the school had introduced only the primary and secondary schooling for about a decade where luckier youths of farmer's were attending their secondary school in Nekemte by walking by their bare foot.
The contribution of the first generation with the super mind and perfect talent had contributed for the fast civilization of the society to put the finger print in both Ethiopian and Oromian history. However, the political instability and food insecurity has persisted the problem of fast development of the town as per the required as the maker of the history.
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