Mohammed Aman, the middle-distance runner who recently won the World Championship in 800 meters in Moscow, Russia, said this when speaking of popularity.
Even if popularity has the power to change people, Mohammed reflected, my very Ethiopian culture and religion have thought me enough not to change, in his recent press briefing organized by C62 Sports Marketing Media Group.
Source: AddisFortune.net
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