WHICH WAY BRETHREN
Living in a country that doesn't respect our rights to live, speak and express the way we feel about some certain issues happening in the nation has never been our choice from birth. We were born into this nation in joy and celebration with hope on our parents faces that one day this beautiful country of ours will flourish in peace and harmony but they didn't know that instead of flourishing the drivers of the nation had other plans which have lead the nation to degenerate becoming a failed State. Ladies and gentlemen I give you NIGERIA "The Giant of Africa".
We have fought wars in the past lead by our forefathers or will I say our grandfathers/fathers to either seek oneness, peace and tranquility but to no avail. Some of them of old had made good moves with good intentions to make this wonderful family flourish but are being downplayed by the same children of this motherland. Some flee to other nations while others now hunger and thirst for self determination but this mother same mother would rather have her children die by her hands than see them flourish. The Question ❓ her children ask now in despairity is : MAMA WHICH WAY NOW ? just like the popular reggae music Lucky Dube sang:
"Which bed am I going to sleep tonight ? Which child am I going to be tonight?, Mama why ? I wish you could love me the way I am"
Mr. President can you answer?
Mr INEC chairman what about you ?
Chief Judge can white be white and black, black ?
Inspector general, major general; how many cannon balls do want to be flowing in the air before you will be satisfied ?
Mr. Senator the bills you sign would you accept it if you were to be that poor citizen out there.
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