"Efie ne fie", me ntumi 'nfamu
Ɔman no sɛi aa, yɛn nyinaa yɛ ti mu
Ashi me aa, ashi me aa, ashi me aa
Ashi me aa, ashi me aa, ashi me aa
'Nso me ntumi 'nfamu
This lyrics from @manifestive making sense more as days go bye.
Which kind country be this, chaley I conf
Sometimes I for dey move away, maybe a month
More or less, more yawa
Less people power
Same sh-, Ghana, Naija, man tire
Stuck in traffic I dey hate delay
Big man get the motorcade, big Benz and the Escalade
Hustle just dey escalate
But mad six, we go celebrate (mtch!)
Every year, we dey sing cock and bull
Propaganda you dey push no dey go
E dey pain, people tire for this matter
Everyday for thief man, one day for master
Dear Europeans,
I write to you with a heavy heart, burdened by the wrongs of the past. For far too long, we have placed blame solely on your shoulders for the horrors of the slave trade that ravaged our land, Ghana.
This is not just a lament of the past, but a call to reflect on the present. We must learn from history, or we will forever be prisoners of it.
Yours sincerely,
A Heartbroken Ghanaian