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The African Vultures Of Ghana
By Rev Peter E Adotey Addo
May 2012
The once majestic African vulture,
Adorning the village and the marketplace
Sadly is missing from villages and marketplaces.
Visiting the market place in my village today
My eye beheld as usual the colorful hawkers of exotic fruits.
Peppers chocking you with their aroma, dried meats and fish.
Then my eyes looked round and upward for the majestic vultures.
Sadly, they were nowhere to be seen, some used for food.
They were gone and no one in the marketplace missed them.
Neglect, ignorance, and change have denied them
Their role and destiny to be scavengers.
Gone too is a childhood memory
Synonymous with the marketplaces of our Ghana
The majestic African Vultures
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