The Story of Nigeria at a Time of Denial

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Ọnuma 


Ọnuma eeeee, ọnuma oooooo, 

Arụ na-emezi eeeeeeeeeeee,

People are dying ooooooooooooo


Nigeria aaaaaa

Arụ na-emezi iiiiiiiiiiiiiii

From the north, the east, the south and the west

Arụ na-emezi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii


People are dying,

Christians are killed,

The herdsmen are prowling,

Jihad is going on


Yet, our leaders for their own benefits 

They say nothing is happening 

They say no one is dying 


On Monday Nkechi Nwụrụ

 Tuesday, peter's family is wiped out,

Wednesday it's Benue, Farmers are hiding,

Thursday it's Enugu, thousands are slaughtered,

On Friday, Ebonyi is weeping, herders are killing us,

Saturday it's Kaduna, non-believers are dying

On Sunday it's Owo,

That churches are burning. 


Onumaaaaaa, onumaaaaaaa,


One Nigeria aaaa, One Nigeriaaa, 

One Nigeria aaaaaa, one Nigeria aaaaaa,

The Muslims are shouting 

Because Trump is threatening,


Onye ka a na-akọrọ 

Who are we deceiving? 

To make the matters worstest 

BBC is lying - 

No one is dying iiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Nothing is happening iiiiiiiiiiiiiii


The same stunt they pulled up

During the civil war

Covering up Nigeria,

While Biafrans are dying....


Ogini na-emezi iiiiiiiiiiiiiii


Arụ na-eme eeeeeeeeeeee


Ọnuma aaaaaa

Ọnuma aaaaaa


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