BEFORE YOU FINALLY FALL INTO THE TEMPTATION OF WAR.—-(3 Minutes Read)

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I read this post on a friend’s timeline on facebook not quite long and I believe it is a timely message and warning for Nigeria as a country against every form of agitation, seccession,terrorism and militancy that is eaten the fabrics of our national co-existence gradually.

It read thus:

You must understand that,

Hunger will be the least of your problem,

The air will be polluted,

The Hospitals won’t function as they ought to,

Doctors and nurses will run for their lives.

Your structures will be brought down,

Your shops and houses will be looted,

Buying and selling becomes almost impossible,

Robbery and rape will be the order of the day,

You might have to kill to survive.

People will be killed, maimed,dragged behind moving vehicles,

You only know when it starts, you can never know when it ends,

The only music will be the sounds of bullet, bombs,armoured tanks…

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THE TEARY EYES.

1 Oct 2017

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