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Idris Momodu

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To Idris Momodu Abu-mardiya



Humility personified
My first impression of thee
Amiable, calm and smiling
No wonder when girls see you
Scream they do with glee

Chicken, turkey, plantains and fish frying
Your mirthful specialty
Hardworking playful scholar
Rare combination in anyone
An avid supporter of blues

Active enzyme of progress
Momodu Co-A
You're more than a friend
Definitely family

What I have learnt from you-who hasn't
Myriad of things of important
You know I have a sister
And she is still single.



# SOPHOCLES

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