[male vocals] Yeah...
this
is
the
voice
of
Chibok
Youth.
We
are
crying
out
for
peace!
Safety
for
our
elders,
safety
for
our
children.
Government,
hear
our
cry
from
the 11
wards
of
Chibok! [
Verse 1:
The
Reality
on
the
Ground]
Sleep
with
one
eye
open,
watching
through
the
night,
Every
family
longing
just
to
see
the
morning
light.
Our
mothers
want
to
farm
without
fear
in
their
eyes,
Our
children
want
to
learn
under
peaceful
skies.
Security
is
a
right,
not
a
favor
you
give,
We
need
protection
so
our
people
can
live!
Listen
to
the
silence,
listen
to
the
pain,
We
can't
let
insecurity
continue
to
reign! [
Chorus] (
Powerful,
emotional
harmony)
Protect
our
land!
Shield
our
home!
Don't
leave
our 11
wards
to
walk
alone!
From
Chibok
Garu
down
to
Pemi,
Give
us
safety,
set
our
people
free!
No
more
fear,
no
more
cries,
We
want
peace
beneath
these
Chibok
skies!
In
Chibok
Garu,
we
need
safety
on
the
road!
In
Chibok
Likama,
lighten
up
this
heavy
load!
In
Chibok
Wuntaku,
protect
every
street!
In
Gatamarwa,
bring
security
complete!
Guard
the
borders
in
Kautikari
night
and
day!
Keep
the
peace
in
Korongilim,
clear
the
way!
Watch
over
Kuburmbula,
defend
every
farm!
Stand
up
for
Mbalala,
keep
them
safe
from
harm!
Bring
security
to
Mboa
Kura
right
now!
Secure
the
farms
in
Pemi,
give
our
youth
a
vow!
In
Shikarkir,
let
tranquility
return!
Safety
for
all
is
the
lesson
to
learn! [
Chorus]
Protect
our
land!
Shield
our
home!
Don't
leave
our 11
wards
to
walk
alone!
From
Chibok
Garu
down
to
Pemi,
Give
us
safety,
set
our
people
free!
No
more
fear,
no
more
cries,
We
want
peace
beneath
these
Chibok
skies!
Without
security,
how
can
our
farmers
grow?
Without
safety,
where
can
our
children
go?
We
call
on
the
state,
we
call
on
the
ground,
Deploy
the
force,
let
real
peace
be
found. 11
wards
standing
side
by
side,
With
unity,
strength,
and
unwavering
pride!
Hear
us
now!
Chibok
Youth
Voice
for
Peace! 11
Wards,
One
Cry!
Protect
Chibok
LGA! (
Fade
out
with
chorus
singing
soft
harmonies: "
Bring
back
our
peace...")
Would
you
like
to
add
specific
phrases
or
lines
in
Kibaku
or
Hausa
to
make
the
message
reach
even
deeper
locally?