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The relation developed between the Oromo of Wollega and Gumuz in the past was mixture of conflict and peaceful coexistence. Even though there were strong socio economic interactions, due to claim over administrative boundaries, competitions over resources, prejudice and stereotypes and elite ambitions led the two ethnic groups in to conflicts.As a result in the post 1991 period, conflict dominated the co existence of the two ethnic groups.