A CASE OF UNEQUAL JUSTICE by Evaristus Ogbechie

See them walking by

Under the scorching sun of the Nigerian sky

The hopeless gaze in their eyes says it all

It’s only a question of time before they fall

Too many folks out there are grieving

I don’t see half as many doing some giving

The government should be more present

We need religious groups who are God sent

I see widows out there, all alone

Society has left them on their own

Single mothers very desperate

They have all been left to their fate

Fathers who are too proud to cry out

For help they just can’t do without

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Now, little sister is acting big

I heard she has got herself a mini skirt and a wig

My friend Tony has just bought a toy gun

He wants to play robbers but not for fun

There’s too much violence in the streets

And even more violence between the sheets

I used to think the police was your friend

All this disrespect has got to come to an end

Government officials, please stop acting the fools

Better do everything you can to keep our youngsters busy in schools

I hear that justice is no longer served the way it used to be

Now, what you get is what you see

The rich are getting richer

While the poor, even poorer

In this whole confusion, how can you provide peace?

Especially in the face of so much unequal justice.

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