Open Letter to Late Stephen Keshi

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AN OPEN LETTER TO # LATE STEPHEN KESHI.....
Dear Keshi,
Please when you get to the world beyond, tell
Herbert Macauley that Nigeria has no future with
Buhari and APC.
Tell Obafemi Awolowo that we now pay school fees
without going to school.
Help me tell Nnamdi Azikiwe that the long wall to
democracy he built has fallen, only the cracked
fence still stands.
Tell Chief Anthony Enaharo that the independent
nation he fought for is no more, we are paying for
sunlight all in the name of NEPA bill.
Tell Alh. Ahmadu Bello that our judicial system now
favors only the rich.
Also tell Baba Fela that Mc. Galaxy is the
new afro beat king.
Tell Murtala Mohammed that we still use kerosene
to cook and candles to see.
Tell King Jaja of Opobo that we are still slaves in
our own country.
Please tell Dele Giwa that the Nigerian press has
been bought with money.
Tell God that the disparity between HND and BSC
holders is highly unbearable and even the change
we voted for is chaining us...
Tell Yar'adua that ASUP is a disgrace to Polytechnic
system.
...And please don't forget to tell Prof. Iyayi that
Federal Govt keeps reducing the salaries of lecturers
and Professors, thus, we the educationist are just
hopeless.
Tell Alh. Sir Abubakar Tafewa Belewa that
garri is now the food for the rich alone, we
now buy titus without seeing a single fish
inside, groundnut is more expensive than
burger and even the rich can't afford a cup of rice.
Tell them that we need a quick reply to this letter.
Yours faithful

..Concerned Nigerians

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