Yes o....it reminds me of a king whose town was being attacked by a terrible animal....and whenever the town lost one of its children to this animal, the king will exclaim ha! Oran lo!!! (ha! the problem has gone) But one day, the animal struck and took off the kings only son and guess what? The king was rolling on the floor, crying and shouting ha! Oran de!!! (ha! The problem is here). He started calling for all the hunters in the community, the village herbalist and also sent messages to the king of the cities around to come and help look for the animal and rescue his son. But some of the village hunters have lost their wards to this animal and the king did nothing. The kings of the other cities too refused to send help because they saw him as a greedy and selfish leader. At the end, the people of his kingdom drove him away with stones and curses. But...... Not after their children, representing their future had been destroyed by this animal because of the selfishness of the king and passiveness of the people. Did I hear somebody saying the king represents the leaders of Nigeria, the terrible animal stands for the corruption/rotten system and the people of that kingdom look similar to the Nigeria youths? O jo gate, ko jo gate, o fi ese mejeeji se kinni o???
Posted on: Sat, 29 Mar 2014 20:28:50 +0000
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