CORRUPT CORRUPTION.

Corruption is a disease, stop it!


Corruption
Corruption, the foundation of the Nation
Decisions made in selfishness
Transgressions passed to citizens
Poverty as a source of livelihood.

 Bad leadership, innocent lives
The survival of the fittest
Their children living out their best lives
Ours fighting for bread

Electorates being seen as incapable
Opinions that does not count
Bring back our girls we shout
Theirs being sent out to safety

Four years passed, campaign begins
Lost hope been deposited again
Rejoice for your change is here, they say
Only for history to repeat itself

Unemployment seen as an occupation
Hustle referred to as crime
Everyone wants to make ends meet
Stealing rewarded with death, while theirs is legal

Determined we must be
To bring back dignity to our nation
Integrity our motto
We must bring back dignity to our nation

Written by Susan Akinrinola.
Akinrinola Susan.

ABOUT THE POET.
Susan Akinrinola is a Nigerian teenage writer and poet. She dedicates her writings to the development of youths and teenagers all over the world. She currently lives in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. She is currently aspiring to study at the prestigious University of Ibadan.


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