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Nigerians Poems - Poems about Nigerians


Naira Redesigned, Chaos To Nigerians
Affliction fiercely force foreigners out of the nation .. Citizen set sight to the sovereign one above.. The ones on earth becomes earthworms eating our happiness and paying it with extreme hardship.. Their heart is ganished with fallacy.. Things becomes stale Redesiged of naira note knocked down citizens to their knees, the current status with sadness to all .....

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Categories: nigerians, political,
Form: Free verse
Think Well My Fellow Nigerians
The interview at Chatham House gave me a pill that's hard to swallow Against what some apologetics think is straight and narrow Cos BAT didn't want to follow other's footsteps in anything He decided to walk all of us through a new thing A new thing he has mapped out in his road map So that wailers won't come again...

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Categories: nigerians, political,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member On the Run
Nigerians are on the run Refugees in search of Asylum No more sweetness in their fatherland Their dreams have crumbled The giant of Africa is in shambles With hope of her youth buried under the rubbles of Man made insurgency Banditry and insane killings Evil holds sway everywhere While goodness scamper to safety Succor for the needy Has been looted by...

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Categories: nigerians, anger, anxiety, bereavement, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Advising Nigerians Outgoing President
To The Now-Pitied President No longer thought God-Sent The making of superb contacts For entry into cleaner contracts Is a command to avoid patched-up pacts And-trust-me – costs you True Logisticians Besides Sincere Magicians; If the packages are not to hit the rocks Or more keys appear with stubborn locks; “If truly thou seekest a final Turn Around That shouldest...

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Categories: nigerians, absence, africa, anxiety, integrity,
Form: Rhyme
The Late Sani Abacha
Nigerians’ most feared President And possible Hell-fire President But rather My Bad Friend I had to mourn his ***** end For the Cameroonian Presence in Bakassi He beautifully dismissed as a heresy: A subject of panicking intricacy On his dining table chewable delicacy… Save that his sit- tight anxiety Was the damnedest Impropriety? The Masses’ wish for democracy breath- choking The masses ready for...

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Categories: nigerians, abuse, anxiety, character, corruption,
Form: Rhyme



The Cry of Nigerians
No! Nigeria! Why! We have always been happy despite the hitches. We have wept together despite our half-baked unity. We have laughed together despite our different trinities. No! Nigeria! Why! But came OCTOBER the overwhelming independence. We are free! We are free from the shackles I hear! We are still slaves to our own mother you will attest. No! Nigeria! Why! Independence where...

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Categories: nigerians, africa, anti bullying, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Melody of Nigerians
MELODY OF NIGERIANS In the market, the Government sells verities of rumour of future change, we dance well through the night and when morning comes, we saw pains and sorrow instead of good fortune. How painful it is to hear them speak in their sugar coated tongue, and believe in their loosely song of tomorrow's leaders yet like little...

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Categories: nigerians, africa, art,
Form: Free verse
Nigerians Song
When are we going to die? Would they kill us? How would they kill us? Who will kill us? When would they eventually kill us? Terrorist leave us alone Let us be in peace And harmony. First, it was the militant, then the bakassi and now the Boko Harem. We all need peace and harmony to live. These are compound complex problems Hang in the...

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Categories: nigerians, abuse,
Form: Elegy
Nigerians Are Full of Dreams
Nigeria, A pillar but not a stronghold; Our leaders, A watchers not shepherd; And our people are gifted, but they don’t have a platform. Without a platform to display What you have (your gifts) How then can it be fruitful, How can it multiply and bring forth many That is the main reason we are left behind,...

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Categories: nigerians, adventure, philosophy,
Form: Name
Three Nigerians
Three Nigerians, One goes to the west and says “wa”, And taught some south-Asians to say wah! Another goes to the north and says “zo”, And brought along some herds of zo! The other goes to the east and says “bia”, And learnt how to sell lots of beer!...

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Categories: nigerians, funny
Form: Rhyme

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