This chapter details Afa Ajura's composition of “Dolya Tidu ma Ka Doli Anabŋo” while he was on a trip to Accra, the capital of Ghana. It mentions the time Afa Ajura wrote the poem in 1965, during which he was in a good political position for supporting Kwame Nkrumah's Convention People's Party. It also elaborates how the poem calls for Afa Ajura's audience to follow and obey the Lord, Prophet Muhammad, the Hadith, and the companions. The chapter discusses Afa Ajura's accusation of the Tijanis for claiming to see God, which caused divisions and pursuit of other people's women. It examines how Afa Ajura faults the Tijanis for replacing true Islam with their concocted wird litanies and worshiping Shaykh Ibrahim Niasse as the demigod.