The fibreglass render was similar to that found on the Ambo (Lectern). The Ambo, or pulpit, incorporates gray marble and red granite. A new altar and ambo of Tunisian limestone were installed. Ambo then lingered east of Mindanao for some time. It consists of an epistle and gospel ambo, a chair, screen, and pavement. One of the largest pieces is the "Ambo of the Evangelists" by Eugenio de Courten. The Ambo Oromo have identified several "Ayyaanas" by lineage and clan. It is one of five towns in Ambo woreda. Wonchi is located at equal distance between the towns of Ambo and Woliso. The city is the home of Ambo University. He was also known by the "nom-de-guerre" Ka Ambo. The names "Ambo" and "Ovambo" appear to have originally been exonyms. The next development was the "ambo", from a Greek word meaning an elevation. Verses 2-5 were sung by a soloist called monophonaris from the ambo. The people are generally called the "Ovambo" or "Ambo" in English.