LET THEM CALL US PRETENDERS.

 How they dispise our praise,

Enviously look at us pray,

Whenever we worship,

Or read the bible verses.


How they shout at us,

Calling us pretending Africans,

But however much you call us pretenders,

We shall never weaken in faith!


Kanakulya James, 21

Makerere University.


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