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S. S. L.

What hope do we have in a degrading society,

Where the rich get richer, the poor poorer.

A society where the leaders have nothing to offer,

Except lies ,deceit and embezzlement.

A society where leaders are self-elected, and 

Not people elected.

A society, where the leaders commit crime

And go unpunished.

A society where the average feeding ratio of

Its citizen is zero to one, while the selected few

Enjoys the wealth of the people.

A society, where education has been reduced to

Nothing but a mere piece of paper.

A society where truth is left untold for fear

Of being silenced.

A society where graduates are unemployed

And are left to walk the streets.

A society where what you will become

Depend, on whom you know.

A society where the youths have lost their

Sense of morality, teenage girls have gone

Into prostitution, the boys carry arms.

A society where you work and your salary is withheld.

A society griped with bribery and corruption.

A society, where all hope seem hopeless.

But there is hope, a hope of a renewed and

Great society.

A society where the youths takes up the

Challenge to make a difference .to bring 

Hope to a hopeless nation.

To displace and renovate the system, 

it may take time, but it can be done.

The situation is not hopeless.

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