Tell me why we suffer?

This piece is a socially conscious gospel-drill anthem that blends raw street storytelling with spiritual resilience. It paints a vivid portrait of life in Nigeria (“Naija”), highlighting the struggles of poverty, corruption, violence, and systemic neglect. Through verses filled with imagery of hunger, potholes, broken dreams, and political betrayal, the song becomes a cry for justice and survival. 🎶 Key Themes Struggle & Survival: Hustling without food, children barefoot in the streets, families torn apart. Corruption & Betrayal: Politicians lying while the innocent suffer, systemic failure in education and opportunity. Violence & Trauma: References to Boko Haram, genocide, and cycles of pain haunting communities. Faith & Resilience: Despite hardship, the lyrics emphasize prayer, unity, and rising “like the phoenix.” Hope & Resistance: The chorus and outro transform the pain into a collective call for freedom, dignity, and a brighter tomorrow. 🔥 Tone & Style Raw & Emotional: The verses carry the urgency of street poetry, echoing the cries of the marginalized. Anthemic & Defiant: The repeated “Why? Why?” in the chorus becomes both lament and rallying cry. Gospel Drill Fusion: The rhythm and cadence reflect drill culture, while the message carries gospel-like hope and collective uplift. ✊ Overall Impact This is more than a song—it’s a protest hymn and survival chant, a voice for the voiceless in Naija. It channels pain into power, despair into defiance, and transforms suffering into a vision of unity and freedoms