Tigrayans

Tigrayans also known as Biher-Tigrinyas are an ethnolinguistic who speak the Tigrinya language. They occupy most parts of the Eritrean highlands (hence the name Kebessa meaning 'highland' in the local language) and the Tigray region of Ethiopia. Most are followers of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church. They make up roughly 55% of Eritrea's population numbering 3.4 million people, and 6.1% of Ethiopia's population numbering a little over 6.3 million of which approximately 96.6% are native to the Tigray Region.

Tigrayans

Tigrayans also known as Biher-Tigrinyas are an ethnolinguistic who speak the Tigrinya language. They occupy most parts of the Eritrean highlands (hence the name Kebessa meaning 'highland' in the local language) and the Tigray region of Ethiopia. Most are followers of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church. They make up roughly 55% of Eritrea's population numbering 3.4 million people, and 6.1% of Ethiopia's population numbering a little over 6.3 million of which approximately 96.6% are native to the Tigray Region.