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Bibugn

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 11°00′00″N 37°35′00″E / 11°N 37.5833°E / 11; 37.5833
Ƴantacciyar ƙasaHabasha
Region of Ethiopia (en) FassaraAmhara Region (en) Fassara
Zone of Ethiopia (en) FassaraMisraq Gojjam Zone (en) Fassara

Bibugn ( Amharic : ቢቡኝ ) daya ne daga cikin gundumomi a yankin Amhara na kasar Habasha . Wani bangare na shiyyar Misraq Gojjam, Bibugn yana iyaka da kudu da Sinan, daga yamma kuma tana iyaka da gundumar Dega Damot a shiyyar Mirab Gojjam, daga arewa maso yamma da Goncha, daga gabas kuma tana iyaka da Hulet Ej Enese . Garuruwan da ke cikin Bibugn sun hada da Digua Tsion, Weyin Wuha da Wabirr . Digo tsion ( ድጎፅዮን ) ita ce cibiyar Bibugn area. Akwai sama da 15 kebel a Bibugn gundumar; Daga cikin wadannan, Debiresina na daya daga cikin kebel da aka samu a yankin arewa.

A shekara ta alif dubu biyu da ukku 2003 jam'iyyar adawa ta All Ethiopian Unity Party (AEUP) ta yi yunkurin bude ofishin reshe a Bibugn. A ranar bakwai 7 ga watan Fabrairu, AEUP ta sanar da jami’an gundumar shirinta tare da ba su jerin sunayen masu shirya AEUP, kamar yadda aka bukata. Bayan karbar jerin sunayen, jami’an gundumar sun sanar ta wayar tarho cewa kada mutane su yi tarayya da AEUP ko kuma su yi hayar gida ga mambobin AEUP na ofishin reshenta. A ranar goma 10 ga watan Nuwamba na wannan shekarar ne jami’an karamar hukumar da ‘yan bindiga suka bankawa gidan wani dan AEUP wuta a lokacin da yake barci da matarsa da yaronsa. Yayin da suka iya tserewa, sun yi asarar gidansu, da dabbobi, da abinci. [1]

A watan Oktoba na shekarar alif dubu biyu da tara 2009, jami’an shiyyar sun sanar da cewa, an fara aikin titin kilomita arba'in da bakwai 47 da zai hada Digua Tsion da Mota, tare da kasafin kudi sama da Bira miliyan ɗari da arba'in da bakwai 147, kuma ana sa ran kammala shi nan da Satumba, shekarar alif dubu biyu da goma 2010. An kammala ginin a shekarar dubu biyu da biyar 2005 EC wanda ya hada Bibugne da garuruwan Motta da Bahirdar. Hanyar ginin na samar da damammaki masu kyau ga matafiya daga Debremaekos zuwa garuruwan Motta a takaice.

Bisa kidayar jama'a a shekarar alif dubu biyu da bakwai 2007 da hukumar kididdiga ta kasar Habasha (CSA) ta gudanar, wannan gundumar tana da jimillar jama'a dubu tamanin da biyu da biyu 82,002, wanda ya karu da -1.48% bisa kidayar shekarar dubu ɗaya da ɗari tara da casa'in da huɗu 1994, wanda dubu arba'in da ɗari da casa'in 40,190 maza ne da mata dubu arba'in da ɗaya da ɗari takwas da goma sha biyu 41,812; dubu shida da ɗari biyu da arba'in da ɗaya 6,241 ko kaso bakwai da ɗigo sittin da ɗaya 7.61% mazauna birane ne. Yana da fadin murabba'in kilomita ɗari uku da casa'in da tara da ɗigo saba'in da tara 399.79, Bibugn tana da yawan jama'a 205.11, wanda ya zarce matsakaicin yanki na mutane 153.8 a kowace murabba'in kilomita. An ƙidaya gidaje 18,548 a wannan gundumar, wanda ya haifar da matsakaicin mutum huɗu da ɗigo arba'in da biyu 4.42 ga gida ɗaya, da gidaje 17,959. Yawancin mazaunan sun yi addinin Kiristanci na Orthodox na Habasha, tare da kaso casa'in da tara da ɗigo sha ukku 99.13% suna ba da rahoton hakan a matsayin addininsu.

Ƙididdigar ƙasa ta shekarar alif dubu ɗaya da ɗari tara da casa'in da huɗu 1994 ta ba da rahoton jimillar yawan jama'a na wannan yanki na dubu tamanin da uku da ɗari biyu da talatin da ɗaya 83,231 a cikin gidaje dubu sha bakwai da ɗari huɗu da arba'in da takwas 17,448, waɗanda dubu arba'in da ɗaya da ɗari ukku da arba'in da biyar 41,345 maza ne kuma dubu arba'in da ɗaya da ɗari takwas tamanin da shida 41,886 mata; dubu ɗaya da ɗari bakwai da sittin da ukku 1,763 ko kaso biyu da ɗigo sha biyu 2.12% na yawan jama'arta mazauna birni ne. Ƙabilar mafi girma da aka ruwaito a Bibugn ita ce Amhara kaso casa'in da tara da ɗigo tara (99.9%). Yawancin mazaunan sun yi addinin Kiristanci na Orthodox na Habasha, tare da kaso casa'in da tara da ɗigo tara 99.56% suna ba da rahoton hakan a matsayin addininsu.

  1. "Ethiopia: Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: 2003 report", Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, US State Department (accessed 9 July 2009)