OIL NAIRA



Oil Naira!
An Unstable Federalism,
Divided Units,
All Basking In Self Proclaimed Perfection.
Excessive Display Of Love For Others,
Without Even A Dab Of Affection.

Oil Naira!
The Smell Of Petroleum Fills The Air,
Strong, Rich, And Endearing.

Oil Naira!
Our Major Driving Force,
We Still Impoverished Amidst The National Treasures.
Our Young Enfeebled,
Our Old Bed Ridden.

Pensions Unpaid,
Citizens Suicidal,
Political And Regional Infighting,
Grazing Rights And Grazing Fights.

Oil Naira!
The Hope For A Better Nation,
A Repeated Phantasm,
Passed Down From One Age To The Other.

Oil Naira!
A Perfect Projection Of Imperfection,
Industrial Actions On A Daily,
First Rate Engineers,
See How They Wonderfully Created Automobiles.

Oil Naira
First Rate Engineers On Paper,
Theoretically They Can Make A Jet Move,
Practically, They Are Damaged,
Ineffective And Mediocre.

Oil Naira!
Ajaokuta Steel Complex Is Still Crippled,
Unprogressive, Neglected And Unattended To,
Administrators Constantly Enter The Arena Of Power,
But The Only Thing Constant In Ajaokuta Is The Lack Of Production.

Oil Naira!
Made The Government Fearful Of Diversification,
Oil Naira Is Dwindling,
See The Repercussions On The Nation.

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