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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Have You Ever Dreamed? Have you ever dreamed of a Nigeria where all is well; Where the streets are cleaned, and everywhere is safe to dwell? Have you ever dreamed of a Nigeria where promises are kept; Where the leaders want to serve the led, achieving results both brave and apt? Have you ever dreamed of a Nigeria where peace and unity is secure; Where tribal sentiment discords are curbed, and terrorism and militancy never occur? Have you ever dreamed of a Nigeria where children are cared for; Where the youth is skilled and gainfully employed, patriotic, not brooding over a dark yore? Have you ever dreamed of a Nigeria where aged persons' care is available; Where social security is standard, and medicare is sure and affordable? Have you ever dreamed of a Nigeria where industries thrive; Where electric power is effectively distributed, Where citizens access petroleum, and refineries survive? Have you ever dreamed of a Nigeria where corruption is abominable; Where common resources are fully harnessed, and the system's process is due and infallible? I have dreamed and dreamt, till date, I still dream of an invigorated nation, a greater Nigeria; a realm where the common masses reign supreme, Yet each time, some others put it down as malaria. @chumammeka (a.k.a. Tchar) June 16, 2014
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