₦airaland Forum

The Chief Justice will judge them all.

http://gospelpoetry.org/the-chief-justice-and-the-law/

The Chief Justice is waiting with the law.
http://gospelpoetry.org/the-chief-justice-and-the-law/

Hmmm!
http://gospelpoetry.org/men-are-funny-these-daysfunny/

Men are funny these days. Same was written in
http://gospelpoetry.org/men-are-funny-these-daysfunny/

Men are really funny these days.
http://gospelpoetry.org/men-are-funny-these-daysfunny/

Funny men!

http://gospelpoetry.org/men-are-funny-these-daysfunny/

Hmmmm.
Happy new year to you all.
http://gospelpoetry.org/happy-new-year-from-us-my-new-year-prayers/

It's really pathetic.
http://gospelpoetry.org/my-greatest-pain-gain-fame/

The type of success I want!
http://gospelpoetry.org/success-a-demi-god/

We really need some peace. Haaaa!
http://gospelpoetry.org/i-need-some-peace/

The only inevitable in life! Condolences.
http://gospelpoetry.org/i-need-some-peace/

Its really a serious matter. Can someone teach them why Jesus was born?
http://gospelpoetry.org/why-jesus-was-born/

We are already approaching the darkness of the night. May the Lord help us out.
http://gospelpoetry.org/the-darkness-of-the-night/

This is serious.
http://gospelpoetry.org/will-die-tomorrow/

We shall soon see the true light.
http://gospelpoetry.org/the-darkness-of-the-night/

Are you saved?
http://gospelpoetry.org/are-you-saved/

Nigeria needs our prayer! http://gospelpoetry.org/prayer-for-the-nation/

Rip coach. We'll all close our eyes in death one day. http://gospelpoetry.org/will-die-tomorrow/

Like love story! http://gospelpoetry.org/true-love-story-though-you-hurt-me-i-love-you-still/

Is this what the church of God is turning into? http://gospelpoetry.org/the-church-of-god/

To the prayers, I say AMEN.

At this crucial situation we presently find this God blessed country, Nigeria, a prayer was written by a Nigerian poet for the good citizens to say. Please find the prayer verses below:

On the shallow ground upon the rock, it was planted
Though the roots quickly spread, the leaves were flaccid
And if it manage to fruit, it has no place in the basket
Yet with much daily labour, it has not reach the market
Then the question arise, why some were planted in the bucket
And others in the garden, with much fruits for the market

Though with our eyes we watch the Sanctity lost
And with the dignitaries, oppression lyrics sung
With much bitterness, some oppressed enters the morgue
Others bask in the euphoria of faith, hoping for a luck
Though lightning of doubt struck as each year clocks
We seem to be in the dark, been held-on by force

Each time we make plans on taking laws into our hands
We are cornered by the powers, being so covered all around
And when negotiations we called for, even in the town
Showers of sweet words rained from their mouth
Even in the law court where the judge is found
The hope of the common man is trampled upon

And now that it seems all hope is lost,
We turn our faces up, looking unto the Lord
Crying out our minds in prayers, word by word
Oh Lord our heavenly father, save our course
Redeem this land of ours from every evil curse
And make Her a joy to behold, even across the world

To your withered strength, my nation, arise I pray
And to the poor economy, arise and shine
To your lost glory among nations, return and shine
To the voice of the oppressors, be silent in shame
For the Lord Almighty shall lift up your horn in fame
And across all your borders, true peace shall reign

For sweet songs of love, in you shall be heard
With free and quality education, even for the lad
The dwellings of the rich and the poor shall no more be far
Cries of unemployment shall be of the past
For no more rulers we’ll have, but leaders with a heart
To drive the nation with love and peace, together in a cart

And so we say a prayer for the Nation!

Author: Bamidele, Julius Akolawole
Source: gospelpoetry.org/prayer-for-the-nation/

Food for the worms... http://gospelpoetry.org/nourishing-the-salivating-worms/