The Guji Oromo are an ethnic Oromo group living in southern Ethiopia. They are part nomadic and part agrarian. According to a population projection from 2007, the total population of the Guji Oromo is above 5 million.
The Guji live in fertile and natural resource-rich land in the Ethiopia; the Guji Zone in the Oromia Region is named for them. The known gold mining area of Adola (or Kebri Mangest), the dense natural forest of Bada Magada, the Nechisar National Park and Shakiso-Adola evergreen forests are the natural areas which have been conserved by the Guji Oromo.
The Guji people are known for using a large number and wide variety of proverbs in many social and conversational contexts [1].