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Aug 23, 2020 3 min

OCTOBER FIRST

from Olorunleke Olorode Hosted by olorode kehinde

OCTOBER FIRST Thinking of the bay that daily gushes From our ray on this lengthy voyage. This at first wasn't envisaged to be created, For our calculator has failed us in haste. Yes in haste it did. Despite the mountains of conferences and alutas, Which have taken ocean from our skin In smart cerebral, they lay us still in their cave. Not that warning hasn't been placed on us. Yet in anticipation for liberation, our drums made close. Ominira inira, ominira inira. Was the statement that could have stopped us. In falling prey of their menace. October first I hail you and celebrate your wisdom. Through ages and generations we shall sing your praise. How have you come to burden our necks? A blessing or curse we can’t say you are. Oh you're blessing in realization of our foolishness. Thank you for making us to know our doom. Fetus wey come out with pupu no go be person. Na blood dem go be if dem no wait for their period. To hell with those that have made this call for us. Not for our good, but for their belly in praise. We sing their praise, yes we will daily sing. That no sooner than their masters left, That their missions clearly known. The essence of reformation was laid to rest. After the birth of Olobiri our glory slain. Now like handicaps we depend on our neighbours. Yes we're handicaps, yet in wealth our loan daily grows. Greatly dear divine On you our hope and the generations to come do rely. You own the heart of kings and chiefs And control same to your satisfaction. We pray you touch our hearts and our leaders. For in this lane we're, our Jesus may come soon. Make for us leaders that will obey you. Not as those in 2015 that deceit is their clothes. Hope we thought they'd give but blames till through. We've done this, yes we've done it. Aso ko ba omoye mo, omoye ti rin ihoho woja. We have done this, we know our wrong Our hope is in for total liberation from this slavery Before we become the Samaria of this generation.

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