So, when Taiye Currency sang about “Wèrè l’a fi ńwo wèrè…”, flesh and blood obviously didn’t reveal it to him. He was a seer. Either intended or a dramatic irony, what the musician was communicating was that, there is no sanity anywhere in this country. We are all in one huge sanatorium. The musician thus deserves commendation and not scorn. This government is curing the madness of hunger and lack with the madness […]
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