| The people of Alumuka that halcyon habitat straddling the curve of the great Niger home to a hospitable denizens remarkable for their brilliance and generosity yet, tarnished by time and history and fettered allegations of not being born free |
| The people of Alumuka Though to no caste do you belong nor inferior your God Did ordain you your fate, only man's inhumanity to his ilk born of awesome quest to control and own in bid to feel superior |
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But in contrast to your assignation, the Omnipotent has great value and virtures bestowed giving his love and favour to his meek, dispossessed and rejected affirming the wisdom that we ought not judge but alas, who will mend the harm of time that the wrongs wrought and may fall in line straight, redressed and sweet smelling like a pine. © Oseloka Obaze, 1997 |
