Triple

Target class: Oromo cultural institution
Context triple: [Gadaa system, instanceOf, Oromo cultural institution]

• A. Ethiopian institution chosen
  An Ethiopian institution is an established organization or system within Ethiopia, such as a governmental, educational, religious, or cultural body, that structures and regulates specific aspects of social, economic, or political life.
• B. Ethiopian cultural attire
  Ethiopian cultural attire encompasses a diverse range of traditional garments, such as the white cotton habesha kemis and netela, richly adorned with colorful woven borders and patterns that reflect the country’s varied ethnic heritages and ceremonial customs.
• C. Ethiopian Orthodox church site
  An Ethiopian Orthodox church site is a sacred religious complex, often featuring rock-hewn or traditionally built churches, monasteries, and associated structures used for worship, pilgrimage, and community life within the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo tradition.
• D. Yoruba traditional authority
  Yoruba traditional authority refers to the indigenous system of leadership and governance in Yoruba society, centered on kings (obas), chiefs, councils of elders, and religious institutions that regulate social order, mediate disputes, and uphold cultural norms and rituals.
• E. Yoruba city-state
  A Yoruba city-state is an autonomous urban-centered political entity historically found in southwestern Nigeria and neighboring regions, typically organized around a sacred king (oba), a complex hierarchy of chiefs, and vibrant economic, religious, and artistic institutions.
• F. None of above.