Best Nigerians Poems

A true Nigerian is brave like the Lion,
He is courageous, hospitable and kind.
He never shies away from responsibilities;
In his hearts of heart he controls all...

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vote wisely

don't believe what you 
see 
cos behind the close 
doors lies a lot unknown

as the saying goes
all that glitters are not gold
look beyond what...

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Let us celebrate
This is not time to denigrate
Nigerians rise and jubilate
Cause we are poised to rethink and meditate
  
Let us roll out the drums
This...

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We Are One (Nigeria Remix)

Ever seen an eagle feeding like a vulture?
Dignity trampled on, where corruption is a culture?
Darkness threatens her future, cause of her...

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Scam-a-day, my way. 
Scam-bags, graymail written, 
sent. 
Nigerians make more....

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The first duo 
The candidate we can trust

Manifesto reads 
War against corruption 

The second duo
The best man for the jobs

Manifesto reads
The rule of law prevails...

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Yesterday we were happy and free as a bird,
Today with nostagia,we bite our thumb,
Tomorrow we burn midnight oil in tomorrow's aspiration.

Today we give the new...

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The tripod stand of the three major tribal 
 domains;
Stands forged by force in 1914 by the
 British ambitious chains.
These stand's can't be undone now...

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THE ANGELS:
Oh!
My angels,
My hands are in the,
Air for you,
Pardon me for abandoning,
You for some times, age,
Like Ojukwu properties,
In Lagos state.
My angels,
I am sorry for sometimes...

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Behind the bar as i
stood alone with my
thought
I could see the life
of my people
In misery and agony
fighting for
freedom.
How they are
humiliated and
discriminated 
By the leaders in
their...

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IRONY

My joy that I wasn't born a Nigerian
Is that my parents are Yorubas
I would have been limited to Naira

Mo dúpé pé mo lókó nílé (All...

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In this farm where boats sail on oil,
On overflowing oil, we yet live in a dream.

The things we see should not be said
The things we...

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Oh I cry for Nigeria!
Revealed sadness from 
Book of enlightenment 
Opened the dam of tears
That floods away joy 

Oh I cry for Nigerians!
Tears crying for...

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I have been away for a while now, this is because I was busy working towards the accomplishment of my novel, titled "Shoeless Night." It's...

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I know of a man. A man full of gratitude and humility for all he is and all he has
He has an eternal fault: an...

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