THE NIGERIA WILL SEE

Beautiful communities
With good amenities
Great land with so many opportunities
Peaceful coexistence security assured
Nigeria will see

Equal access to all
With a good working judicial system
On the ground of a fair hearing
Both for the common man out there
On the street as well as for the high place

A home where there is much
Happiness to go round the table
Here the act of service is what
Everyone looks out for
For mankind and for country

Good health services
For all no matter the size
Of the cash of the pocket
Reducing mortality rate drastically
The Nigeria will see.

Is Nigeria
That works for all
Where investors return to invest
As well as foreign investors too
Where the economy is buoyant not Sicky

The Nigeria will see
Where holding and running
For political office is never
A do or die affair but a peaceful
Then a free and fair exercise.

The Nigeria will see
Were small-scale business
Never strive but succeed so easily
As there is room for growth and expansion
That is the Nigeria we want to see.

PULL UP NIGERIA

The country has eaten
Into the rotten ness of her state
That it takes for a carmel to pass
Through the needles eyes for her redemption to happen
Pull up Nigeria

From the debris of her collapseness
To the littered of licking roof of her shelter net
From the ill health of her health sectors
Whose turn to death incubator instead of hatching life
Now is hatching death on a large industrial scale

Pull up Nigeria
Is time we take our stand
Marching to our different zones
As no stones is left untouched in each constituent
As the grassroot we become the point of development

We must arise
From the age long limberness
That has catted away our agility
Blindfold our sight from see and acting right
All hands must get down to work

As we race off to quick intervention
In saving this dear nation
From collapse as the foundation
Is weaken and shaking void of stamina to stand
Pull up Nigeria

From the debris of age long
Poor ill manifestoes of not working administration
If you’re out there am calling on you
To bridge the gap to save this nation
From the hands money go round being

NIGERIANS DECIDE 2023: THE TIME HAS COME

From the street of the small cities
To the street of big cities
The urban center to the great big cities
The heart of the commercial center
To the seat of powers the time has come
 
To awake from the slumberness
Of the failed state of our dear fatherland
Whose labored has been in vain for years
Administration comes and go yet we all are blinded
To see the need to reform it to its letter
 
 
Each words stands out from its strand
We are so engrossed in considering
The now
enjoyment as we sold out
The future for all what the stomach can eat
The time has come to say no to all these and stand our ground
 
In rewriting the past history
To effect the change not just a mere change
That fits into normalcy but we dare for an uncommon change
To travel across the length and breadth of this great nation
The time has come
 
To make disciples that won’t buy into corruption
Of whatever kinds who won’t sold out their conscience
For just a pleasure of sixty seconds
But to reaffirms the struggles for a better tomorrow
We must see that the time is no longer on our side
 
This time we are standing tall
And never to get tired till everything
Is settled and run on a free corrupt system
That’s only when we can say of a truth
We’ve arrive and we are ready for the future

AFRICA ARISE

When are we going to wakeup

Real fast like cheetah and smell the coffin
That things aren't the way it was before
Day in day out we rely on God to do it all for us
Our nation is dying and God cannot come down

And we expect Him to do
One miracle like that
But our fate is placed right in our hands
Moses was used to setting the Egyptians
Off from the hook of their oppressors and Pharaoh

Just one man brought redemption to Israelites
Just like Bob Marley sang many years ago
That hit track Redemption Song
Likewise in our day today, we need men
Not mere men just like that song by Pita titled One Man

Africa has been a scar on the heart of the world
For so long we have watched 

Our sovereignty tramped upon
Walked upon with dignity as we lost 

Our say among nations of the world

Our leaders sell us out 

Administration after administration
Going to beg for grants and borrowing 

To enslave the unborn generation into slavery

For how long we continue in this circle
Chasing what is never lost
While we have all that can make us great
Our greed and food for the belle
Won't allow us to see these great 

Treasure we have with us

The greatest problem of Africa
Is not a tsunami not an earthquake
Is never a natural disaster
But a man-made disaster
The day we realize all these
Africa, we are great again

 
Our problem is bad leadership
Full of themselves exhuming selfish policy
For the betterment of themselves alone
Defrauding the state resources
Left in the hands of a selected few ones

 
African for Africa
Africa must arise
From the shackles of this bad leadership
Of tyranny and editorship kinds 

Of self-centered and selfish leadership.