I'm No Longer Waiting For The Youths Of This Generation-Ahmed Abdulkabir
I'm No Longer Waiting For The Youths Of This Age To Make A Difference.
It Seems The Small Atom Of Optimism I Have Left Is For The Unborn Generation.
Because To Me, The Beautiful Ones Are Not Yet Born.

I Am Skeptical About The Reformation Of An Age Plagued With So Many Social Vices; Ranging From Drug Abuse, Drug Addiction, Cultism, Non Stop Partying, Sheer Extravagance, Fake Lifestyle, Prostitution, Theft, Etc.

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