Please answer the following question: Read the bio below and try to give details on junedin sado 's: - birth name - successor - predecessor - office - term end - term start - name - birth place Bio: junedin sado -lrb- or juneidi sad -rrb- is a former ethiopian cabinet minister . he was educated at addis ababa university -lrb- geology -rrb- , the university of east anglia -lrb- environmental sciences -rrb- , the university of birmingham and azusa pacific university . junedin was president of the oromia region from 28 october 2001 until 6 october 2005 when he was replaced by abadula gemeda . he subsequently was appointed transport and communication minister , which is the office he was holding when prime minister meles zenawi moved him to the science and technology ministry october 2008 . following the 2010 general election , junedin was appointed minister of civil service . in july 2012 his wife , habiba mohammed , was arrested with 29 others . habiba was charged with funnelling money from the embassy of saudi arabia to islamist terror groups in ethiopia . in her defense , junedin claimed that he had approached the saudi arabian embassy privately for money to build a mosque and fulfil the wishes of his late mother . junedin was subsequently fired from his position on the executive committee of the oromo peoples ' democratic organization in september , and was released from his position as minister of civil service 29 november . ethiochannel , a pro-government private newspaper based in addis ababa , reported in february 2013 that junedin sado fled to kenya . however , another report stated that he returned to ethiopia in july and was killed by government agents in robe . more recently , junadin is alleged to have entered the united states and accepted asylum .
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- birth name is junedin sado- successor is abadula gemeda- predecessor is kuma demeksa- office is president of the oromia region- term end is 6 october 2005- term start is 28 october 2001- name is junedin sado junaddiin saado - birth place is oromia zone , ethiopia