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Author: Ejike Ememe
Posted to the web: 4/16/2006 5:52:33 AM

The Delta

 

A glorious end

The Hague – Netherlands

The international supreme court of justice

Countless wars without end

Victories are sometimes shunned

The end does not always justify the means

Terrorist is now a label undermining human frustration with injustice.

Biafra were called terrorists

 

I wonder

We should have made it clear from the beginning like India and Pakistan did

Ziki, Ziki, Ziki I still question our independence.

I see many strings with the common wealth of nations.

I believe we were told not to cross the line of true prosperity.

A few are well fed to maintain anarchy

Illiterate is the order of the day

 

150 million population and 150 million dollars.

One sees a lot of capabilities

A welfare state, free education, a wealthy people not country

Country only means government

Abacha and country

A country of tribalism

Individualism prevails

 

“United we stand divided we fall”

A well thought out slogan

Hausa, Yoruba and “others” only means war

A war of intellect for true victory

A list of injustice

Proof of our boundaries

Our people culture and wealth

 

A claim for sovereignty for our people culture and wealth.

Nigeria cannot exist when “other” tribes are marginalised.

Pen and paper to The Hague

Less the guns for another aim

Bush meat.

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