There's probably still a country

Hello, it's me, I'm a Nigerian
It's true, but still looking for my country's vision
It's like we are all new to good things
And just so used to hardship
Most of us subdued by cheap trills.

Talents are usually seen as misfits
"They're not serious", it's what they use to shaun it
I'll go for push, order than succumb to mischief.

They say the nation is short of money
Farmers waste resources while tilling
At the end it's all shipped to better other countries
Where the frogs live at the expense of our luxury
I know it sounds funny.

What's up with the oil and gas rigs?
Oh, forgive me, it's for their children
We aren't worth it
We are nothing more than omlets
They say we aren't done learning cheat steps.

They raised our flags and they just kept shooting
Went international and they still denied it
Because they wanna keep the funds that they're still stealing
Don't sugarcoat it, they make it seem pety, money laundery and embezzling
And call crypto fraud, since they can't understand it.

We aren't little kids begging for cheap biscuits
We won't fold our arms and watch the system crumble
But we still hope and push for a new Nigeria.