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While the overall theme of both poems shows tyranny, there are some visible differences. The biggest differences is that in the poem Vultures, talks about being in a concentration camp, while in Not My Business tells us about being trapped whereas not taken away to the camp yet.

In Vultures, third stanza, the Commandant will "pick up a chocolate for his tender offspring." This suggests how after a long day at work torturing and killing people, the Commandant goes home to bring a treat for their child. However, in Not My Business, the speaker says "What business of mine is it?" After every stanza to blatantly imply of not caring as long as it isn't the bad things that happen to them. An example of similarities between the poem is being watched. This is shown in Vultures where it says, "Perching high on broken bones of a dead tree..." The poet wants us to know the idea of being in a concentration camp where you are constantly watched. In Not My Business, the last sentence describes the way the jeep was waiting to take away the speaker without a hassle.

In conclusion, both poems wants the readers to think about how the culture  influences us and our feelings on the way people were treated before.

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While both of the poems have their similarities, the difference between each poem also have a unalike theme. In the vultures they talk about how debatable the commandant could be. While 'In Not my business' they suggest that it doesn't matter and it can be something which we don't need to care about. The commander in vultures have a good and a bad side to him. The speaker in 'Not my business' says "What business of mine is it", this shows that the author had given up on whatever happen since people are being cruel to each other. Achebe shows the good side of the commander by saying "pick up a chocolate for his tender offspring" he wants us to think that everybody has a good side and to be grateful that not everybody may be completely evil and uses 'vulture' to describe it metaphorically.
Osundare wants us to see that everybody could change anything whether it may be good or bad and that we can be responsible for any small action that we do. The two poems makes us think about how humans can be on the inside whether it could be good or bad.

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Vultures shows us that there is evil in kindness and that regular people can be part of bad things. whereas in not my business it tells us that even bystanders can contribute to evil. A similarity is that both mention neglecting, in vultures the soldier neglects all the lives of the people he killed, and in not my business the speaker neglects the lives of innocent people until it is too late.

In not my business the speaker shows feelings of regret and guilt toward the end; in vultures, the speaker has the emotion of fear toward the soldiers. the speaker also feels anger and hatred toward the soldier because he is able to go home to his family and the innocent people who are in the concentration camp cant.

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Both the poems have many similarities and differences such as The Vulture's poem felt more upsetting and Not My Business was more tragic no no one was there for him because he wasn't there for anyone. Both poems had people being neglected and lonely and they also both got treated in horrible ways. The vultures poem used animals and the Not My Business poem used culture and humans. In Not My Business he was talking about other people hurting although he didn't seem to care and in Vultures, it was more about one

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Vulture shows people in camps and how they act similar to vultures. Whilst in in Not My Business , it proposes the idea of if someone  of some thing gets hurt because its not my business to meddle .Being selfish and not helping others unless it was something to do with them " What business of mine is it , So long they don't take the yam , From my savouring mouth?" Chinua Achebe argues that even the most evil peoples still do have a heart. In contrast , Niyi Osundare insisted that even non- participates can be responsible for the sins that have been done. In general, both poems have roughly the same concept with some form of cruelty even though  both poets have different opinions.

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These two poems both have something to do with a war going on in there country. Not My Business is written in first person where Vultures is comparing Vultures to people. Both these poems have a have a sad story to them. In Vultures the solder on his way home gose to buy chocolate for his ' tender offspring ' not felling bad that he has just killed many people.  In Not My Business he don't care that people he know are being taken away all he cares about if he stills has his yam to eat. So when they come to get him he has no one to help him. So both poems have have something to do with being trapped in there country and the world around them has turned into war.

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The differences for the poems Vultures and Not my business is that in Not my business the character doesn't care about the people around him getting hurt and taken away and only cares about himself saying that " as long as they dont take the yam from my savouring mouth?" this proves that the character doesn't want anything to do with the people around them being taken away but in Vultures, although the character kills people, there still shows that they care for their daughter. This is proven in the line "Pick up a chocolate for his tender offspring". Vulture presents there is still kindness in an evil person and that no one can be completely evil. whereas, Not my business presents that if it isn't about them they don't care about anyone around them even when there is inequality and so in the end no one speaks up for them. Both of the poems mentioned people being in pain.

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The poem "Not my business" Talks about being captured,  but on the other hand the poem "Vultures" Talk's about a concentration camp. Both poems have many similarities and differences, for instance one of the similarities are that both of the poems talk about violence.  I get this idea when the phrase " Ate the things out  of its bowel" and the phrase "Beat him up like soft clay" is mentioned.  A difference in the poems are that in the poem not my business, the man didn't have anyone for him because he wasn't there for anyone. I get this idea when the phrase "A knock on the door froze my hand". Finally another similarity they have is that in both poems, the people  get treated in a bad way and there is a lot of people are getting mistreated, This is evidenced by the phrase "They beat him up like soft clay." And the phrase, "a cruel heart or else despair." Overall both poems discuss about torment and torture, these things should never happen.

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Vultures presents that there are kindness and evil in the world, guilt and acceptance. Whereas Not My business is about not focusing on life and staying silent when there's injustice. Vultures also mentioned "Thus the Commandant at Belsen Camp going home..." "And pick up a chocolate for his tender offspring." This implies how human can link with nature because although Vulture seem cruel, but they have a kind side but they needed to be brave when needed to protect themselves/family. Not My Business used a extended metaphor where the Jeep was described as a violent person, treating others badly. Vultures did not apply metaphor, the whole poem was about the vulture, but only using it to compare to the world. Both poem talked about people being cruel and getting hurt and the amount of evilness in this world.

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Whiles both have their differences, the similarities of both poems is their common theme which is tyranny and when the power of authority gets placed in the wrong hands. However their differences are just mostly physicality,  the poem "Vultures" is set most likely somewhere in Europe and "Not my business" most likely set in Africa. However, the tone of the writer in "Not my business" is that he had no awareness and concern for his surroundings. Another difference is that "Vultures" is written in the perspective of the Soldier, and "Not my business" written in the perspective of the victim. Both are very tragic and no human should ever go through such torment.

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The similarities of the both of them is that they talk about cruelty and suffering and how you can get separated from your family at anytime. The differences of the both of them is that one of them compares animals to a concentration camp and the other is how he doesn't care about what's happening around him. It says here in Not my business 'What business is it as long as they don't take my yam. This tells me that he doesn't care of other people and just gave up. In the poem Vultures it says ' The commandant at Belsen camp going home for the day with fumes of human roast clinging.' This tells me that the commandant of the Belsen is very cruel. The emotions in Not my business is just calm and not caring but for the emotions in Vultures is fear and anger

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The not my business poem talks about being captured but vultures talk about how it's like to be living in the camp. "They came one night, Booted the whole house awake" this shows that the people came at night and broke in the house and were going to kidnap them. There is text of people capturing anybody in the Vultures
They both talk about how cruel and how horrible they are being treated and how you might not see a person ever again this can be seen when The not my business poem says "And dragged Danladi out" this shows that the people have captured a person this shows that it is very cruel. In the vultures says "waiting at home for Daddy's return..." This shows that the father has gone out and has been forced to work for the camp and is being poorly while the children and women were left at the camp.

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While the overarching theme of the poems is the evil that people can do to one another, the are some clear differences in the emotions and experiences of the subjects of the poems. In Vultures....