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DARK MOMENTS

THE DARK MOMENTS
(A True life story referenced from the CHIBOKS GIRLS)
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alamity strikes when the rain comes down. The sense of abduction is the non-sense that has undergone absorption. Pride has no brakes no speed limits so it overtakes a slow spirit. The beastish attack of a fellow human on another. Bombing the law they called Nonsense. Explosive answers to the questions we all asked.

They came with a name that made men lame. Driving the masses insane and who can we blame. In prose they called them “Boko Harams”, in poetry we called them “Boko Harmers” and by blacksmiths they are called Boko Hammers”.

Wait! I know we all got to pray to God. So how many of you related this to Him? Remember that “Never forget it” When the journey of life seems so smooth we never ponder about the great wonders of the creator. But when difficult time’s strikes us like flames we dash off looking for blames like a lame man, but remember always flash back to the dark moments these girls suffered. Thinking you can replace it with the money offered.

A platter of Gold placed on a holed hand. Why does hate come out of a heart full of Love? Still we care for same people with our whole heart. Speed up the times to the abduction. They took the captured girls to SAMBASI JUNGLE like free animals. Left the children raped, ruptured and wrapped up like an infected files in a computer with no back up. We are rising, we learning and we are improving. Treating Matters with the Subject of Religion, Tradition, Color, Language and Status will lead us nowhere but backward.
Now you came back with structures built with promises. The corruption keeps it floating in the air, no foundations. Each time these politicians speak, a soul bleeds out till it gets to the peak. The Hungry motherless children still peep, from the ghetto: The richest poverty ever seen.


To all the POLITICIANS after all said and done I will say this: “Nigeria is not a BANK but a NATION. GOD BLESS YOU. KEEP YOUR HEADS HIGH NIGERIANS. Yes we can 

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