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way Put that email in the trash 'Cause no one from Nigeria's gonna send you cash 'Cause no one from Nigeria's gonna send you cash 'Cause no one from
THE GREAT NIGERIA. Wey them then, then real Nigerians. As am tell then say, we all Africa wake up yourself. Take this that boy. We come for real
don’t get corrupted we the people 2023 Let’s us put an end to this this sequel We got the power we the people uh Welcome to Nigeria Where the 1% are
the way you feel Make you open your two ears very well To hear the truth talk me I dey talk Listen make you dey agree for me Every day and night you dey
journey you're the journal I'm the journalist Am I eternal or an eternalist? Soon as we showed up I sensed nervousness As soon as we rolled up y'all niggas
the way you feel Make you open your two ears very well To hear the truth talk me I dey talk Listen make you dey agree for me Every day and night you dey
the way you feel Make you open your two ears very well To hear the truth talk me I dey talk Listen make you dey agree for me Every day and night you dey
last and we have no hope at the ending And people are still dying And I will just be crying I know it is so sad Welcome to Nigeria My Country [Verse 1] I
Grateful Morning Grateful Morning Grateful Morning Grateful Morning Grateful Morning I wake up the morning Grab my Tea and Shake I open up my journal
Mozambique wait Uganda nwanananana Rwanda wait Nigeria nwananana I say Nigeria 1 go Nneka wait open open open for daddy cmon open Nneka wait nananana open for
Nwanana Mozambique wait Uganda nwanananana Rwanda wait Nigeria nwananana I say Nigeria 1 go Nneka wait open open open for daddy (Come on open) Nneka wait
(Nigeria) wait (Ghana Ghana Ghana aii) nwananana (1 2 let’s go) Nneka wait (Open open) open for daddy (C’mon open) Nneka wait (Nananana) open for daddy (Oh
In Nigeria struggle, against the tide We stand united, with hearts open wide For in the face of adversity, our spirit remains To forge a new path,
me sip my juice I've got a certitude Heard in the news the youths are making a protest You open up fire what kind of shit is that Una think say we no
(ehn) Open water for the basket (ehn) Dead body no dey find rest Everybody come dey raise chest [Hook:] I say It is not a fantasy Nigeria no easy What
like say we be passenger wey dey enter commercial, but now our eye Don open, our eye don open like Adam wey dey chop apple. 2020 self we remember wetin
Throughout this journey of life, it's like poetry Everywhere that I go I'm keeping it close to me Keep my journal eternally where it's supposed to be
of my people in Nigeria (My country) We speak against nepotism Political divisions and distractions In my fatherland Religious wars Anti-people policies
Soro soke if you know that you want good governance Yeba, Yeba Two gbosa if you're ready to reform Nigeria Gbosa, Gbosa Black soul, black blood
our own Yes we know I am Nigeria You are Nigeria We own this land o And we'll make it better You are Nigeria We are Nigeria We own this land o
feeling hopeless Ancestors spoken, just list my sage, now the gates are open Jot thoughts inside of my journal, those turn to affirmations Ancestors
If there`s a wind that`s really changing the door must be open to recieve it. Take a foot and put it on the ground, the journal hop is what you have
strong I remember when I was writing journals in my bed Now my songs say how I feel instead Sometimes I get caught up forget it Sometimes I stare into
exchange Between Louis Farrakhan and CBS'S Mike Wallace You got to Nigeria, which is If not the most corrupt nation In Africa and it is It could be the most
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