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Day Of The African Child

Today we celebrate and honour every single African child, home and abroad, dead or alive, rich or poor, living in the woods, on the streets, in mansions, in refugee camps, in war Zones etc.
With a broken heart, and a shivering mind, I send out my utmost wishes to every African Child who have to walk miles to school and back home daily, African child who have to hawk over 16hrs daily just to have a sip of water and a tiny loaf of bread to survive,  those who are casualties of meaningless Wars and violence, Victims of child trafficking, those who were made to watch their homes burn to Ashes, and their family destroyed. Remember we are the king of the Jungle, fear nothing and keep being strong, we were born strong, our roar will one day give us freedom. I have a dream that one day we won't have to walk miles to school daily, for education will be at our doors, a dream that one day we won't have to hawk to survive, for our parents will be employed legally, a dream that one no African child will be a victim to child trafficking, for our boarders will be shut to traffickers, A dream that one day our government will wake up from their slumber to see that it's the future of Africa that is at risk here, a dream that one day we will not become our present government, a dream that one day every Africa child will go to bed at night with their eyes closed in rest of mind. A dream that one day Africa will roar again and the whole jungle shall know that we are the King.

Dedicated to every African Child.
You are loved always
And you are remembered and celebrated daily not just on this day.
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