They Wish: Many Cries Of The Wailers by Ettu Mohammed

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They are enemies of Nigeria in different shades, They wish evil to justify their evil ways, they love the ineffectual buffoon who allowed our Commonwealth looted by the looter.
They pray for the destabilization of the North East.
They wish our Armies are killed in combat with boko haram
They pray our president to fall sick or have terminal disease.
They pray for the country to fail.
They are more sympathetic to those who looted us with calumny.
They claim to have a solution to our present economic woes and continuous hardship. But they would never proffer solutions.
They fault any positive step taken for the good of the country.
They clamor for rule of law when we want to recover our looted funds from this criminals who looted us without sympathy.
The most annoying is that they are sympathetic to Abba Moro, A man who stole from the dead with his fraudulent employment scam.
You guys know yourself and I have this for you guys and their sympathizers. Nigeria would not fail.
This country has been redeemed. If you don't know God has changed status he has reverted to being a Nigerian. He accepted to be permanently resident here but we insisted on him being a Nigerian and Baba God gladly agreed.

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