Dreaded than a nine tailed fox
Born under the old odán tree
Head washed in the ólókun waters
He grew up amidst us
With an Africa sepia head
Caucasian beard
He is a wonder
Adding flesh and weight
He Never went to the best school
But he had the best chance
Tell Awolowo
That he has been betrayed
His intentions has been ward off
By his free education product

.He grew up
In the heart of our home town
Got the white man's job
Dusting his collar at the sight of a stain
Now he is here
With the mantle
But not ready for the battle

.IWOSÍ Ò
we were disappointed
Our palms walked to our face
When he spawled our doom sentence
Saying"Bamúbamú  ní moyó emíkòmòpe ebí pa  ómó eníkankan"
Tell him, he is there by our assent

.YÒRUBÁ ROONÚ
the time is here
Twisting our door knobs
We refuse to use votes to fill our pots
I will rather sleep with my ancestors
Stinking bodies than to raise my thumb up
For an ingrate

.For the doom ambassador

.(FOOTNOTES: ADÍGRARANKU:  A stubborn person...
ODAN:  a tree..
OLOKUN: The river goddess... AWOLOWO:former premier western region of Nigeria...
IWOSI: disgrace…
BAMUBAMU NI MOYO EMIKOMOPE EBI PA OMO ENIKANKAN: I'm filled to the brim, I don't care about any other person...
YORUBA ROONU: yòrubá,a tribe in the western Nigeria.. Think..)

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