This is a spoken word piece that goes far beyond mere words, and seeks to birth hope and betterment. If you’ve listened to “The Good Days” by the same poet and Claudia Kay, “I Wonder” by Younglan, “Gbege” by GKing and other poems like that, you will see that Nigeria’s case is indeed a troubling one. But having had enough, this wordsman declares, “gone are the days of our fallen nation…” Please take a listen . . . and believe!
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