“In those years when our
fore-fathers were victims of colonial hooliganism, in those days when they were
prisoners in their own land, those moments when they were made to eat grass
like animals, little did they know the sinister plans the “Asumonudis” have in
stock for their yet to be born generations. If they had had an inkling of what
we now see today, people like late Ibrahim Kura, Ashimi Borno, Samuel Ajayi
Crowther probably wouldn’t have allowed for their continued lordship over
Nigeria.”
Further to my isagogic post on
Friday on the hoo-ha which has hitherto trailed the ban on ‘Gayism’ in the
Nigerian community, countries world over have continued to register their
displeasure on what they describe as a draconian move by the Nigerian
government to hellaciously hound down on some perceived nihilists, prominent
among which is the Canadian government. And to further register its overt
aversion for such move by black African country, the government of Canada
cancelled President Jonathan’s earlier scheduled visit to the country in
February.
Trust Nigerians for their
adroitness, Nigerians {mostly youths} have since turned the situation to their
advantage. Go to Canadian Embassy, particularly in Abuja and see how the place
is now crowded with ‘asylum’ seekers. Hahaha, ‘Naija boiz’ as we are often viva
voce called, now cry to Canadian government, having seen an escape route, to
grant them, not only Visas but permanent stay visas since their own-country has
turned them ‘voodoos’ and ‘killjoys’, they therefore needed a safe haven.
Grapevine has it now that unlike the stiff bottlenecks with the release of
Canadian visas before now, it’s “yours truly”.
But like a post that went viral on
the social media over the weekend, I serious think it makes a lot of sense to
elaborate on that, for every discerning mind. Not for those who think because
they now have acquired Western education-and by extension, civilisation, they
are at liberty to question their very existence. May be if our fathers had
married a fellow man, we would have still been given birth to, this however is
not to besmirch the vast Nigerians who saw nothin’ wrong in same-sex marriages.
Beyond religious sanctimony is moral rectitude which common sense {though not
common} should have apotheosized!
The bastards {white men} who ruled
us like animals, whipped us like never-do-wells, chained us like dogs that we
seemed then, braced our waists with iron chains joined to other slaves in our
very own land like monkeys that they called us have till today ruled over us.
They gave us independence, and said we were FREE, yet, we remain eternally in
CAPTIVITY. The old slogan of “Apes, Obey!” to which we would all chorusly and
gladly respond “Hey”, while working tirelessly for the ‘masters’ like donkeys,
still manifest in our individual and collective lives.
The ‘Asumonudis’ asked us to wear
coat {but today suites, blaizers etc} under hot sun, we did. They asked us to
drop our mother tongues and adopt theirs as our lingua franca, we gladly did
hook, line and sinker. They asked us to
throw away our traditions on regalia, but to put on ropes {ties} on our necks
like goats tied to a stake, we did even till tomorrow. Our ladies are
encouraged to throw modesty into the winds by replacing ‘Yeri’ with
‘G-Strings’, replacing their natural air with dead animals’ skins, we dutifully
obliged even when it has promoted moral decadence in our society. They restricted our procreation with the
introduction of condom sighting a non-existent disease called AIDS. And now
they want us to allow for SAME-SEX marriage, is it now wrong for the APES to
say NO?
Please, feel FREE †ơ͡ tag friends, share on timelines, re-broadcast, the task of a saner society 's for all. Nigerians say no bastardization of our moral rectitude!
Please, feel FREE †ơ͡ tag friends, share on timelines, re-broadcast, the task of a saner society 's for all. Nigerians say no bastardization of our moral rectitude!
Czar Wisdom Omógbóláhàn Kòkúmó, Cfr, VoM....Àşe ñ t'Èdùmàrè
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