A distinction doesn't justify brilliance, just as old age doesn't depict wisdom.

I am a longtime fan of positive associations and responsible fraternities that helps better the lives of myself and mankind at large. Which is one of the sole reasons I'm in here with great minds as you.

In a society where the number of insane minds have outnumbered the sane ones, rag sales becomes an inevitably lucrative business.

Naira Marley was promoted by his National team of mentally derailed youths to whom life spent behind bars is worthy to be glorified.

Beating chests to the life spent behind bars depicts a gross degradation of the sanity of the youths and humanity at large.

And I keep wondering...
What's so honourable in wearing a thousand trousers with missing belts, with chains around the legs and beans that makes the eyes melt?

I wonder if they could tell.

I recall our elders warning us off the trend of sagging trousers, it's really getting worse a menace with the No Belts! No Pants! campaign endorsed by the so called Marlians and their president.

It's no doubt that the societal effects of the rampant drugs intake by our youths is beginning to take its shape.

The youths are no longer on the look for the positive messages been passed/promoted in songs before fanning, but for the amount of nonsense been said in support of the vices they practice.

Whenever I see Fela Anikulapo Kuti, I see a gem who is so adamant on criticizing the political mishaps of our rulers and also naming names of all wrongdoers in government using his only tool, Music.

Whenever I see Fela, I see beyond the cannabis he puffs. I see a man who never betrayed human activism amidst all forms of threats against his safety. One beautiful Soul he is.

Whenever I see Bob Marley, I see a man who sings in the pursuit of liberty. One whose dream is to defeat the unjust set of rulers to whom freedom is a treasure not to be enjoyed by the poor.

Wherever I see Bob Marley, I see beyond the weeds glued to his fingers, I see a man of inestimable values.

Whenever I see 2 Pac, I see a man who stood in the defence of the black race in vengeance to the unfair treatments championed by the phraonic whites. I see a man who wanted the world to see beyond colors, tribes and races.

I look beyond the weeds, I acknowledge the values in his manhood and the tasty sense in his lyrics.

When I see Naira Marley, I see nothing better than a famous thug star whose vulgar lyrics fetches the bag and fame highly needed by him, but at the expense of the wellness of his youthful fans.

My Advice to Parents: is to get close to your kids, Try to know their much loved mentor, from there you'll get the replica of what they are aiming to become.

#Responsible_Parenting

I really love this!!! They will come and insult you now.