He Left USA to Live in Nigeria's Biggest Slum - Makoko, LAGOS

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @DavidNkwa
    @DavidNkwa  Год назад +66

    If you appreciate our video, Please Hit the Like button and share it. Thank you for your support.

    • @tomidilluminator
      @tomidilluminator Год назад +8

      Please, how can we support his work financially? And if I visited makoko next week, will I. I stay on the island and I just want to visit that area for the first time. I’m so inspired that if a foreigner can come all the way what is stopping me meet him there?

    • @florarice592
      @florarice592 Год назад +3

      Bro Nkwa, I dey use one eye dey watch this onye Ocha

    • @queenelizabethejames
      @queenelizabethejames Год назад +3

      It’s exactly what I thought as a lot come to Nigeria from past crime.
      One such was a missionary from USA who went to Kenya with his wife but married a 2nd wife unknown to his wife.
      He almost got away with her murder but GOD brought her to life and told her story.
      I pray he is genuine not a criminal but check him due to children too. 😢

    • @florarice592
      @florarice592 Год назад +1

      Lovely sister spot on, we back especially Nigeria always celebrate all this white people

    • @luckysakpege9140
      @luckysakpege9140 Год назад

      I'm a Nigerian living in thd US. Please, my people this man is a Spy sent by the United States government

  • @justicebrooks3517
    @justicebrooks3517 Год назад +40

    These are the kind of people that deserve national awards not thieves.

  • @Cheryliiina
    @Cheryliiina Год назад +19

    PEOPLE FROM AROUND THE WORLD CARE! We just don't know how to help, and when we're brave, like Jack, people condemn us.

  • @sandraizsadore4241
    @sandraizsadore4241 Год назад +14

    I saw Makoko in the beginning stages from my hotel room in 1970. At night it was a beautiful sight to behold, it was not a slum then. I am so happy for this man bringing a blessing to the people. I would like to donate.

  • @abilitypascal5644
    @abilitypascal5644 Год назад +39

    Thank you Jack for identifying with makoko community, Nigerian needs people like you ..Your reward is sure.

    • @xmalcom650
      @xmalcom650 Год назад +1

      No we don’t.

    • @AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju
      @AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju Год назад +1

      @@xmalcom650at all. That person has inferiority complex and savior mentality to oyinbos I’m sure they’re not like this to their fellow African of a different tribe of nationality smh 🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @npcnoticer
      @npcnoticer Год назад +1

      Why you guys are so angry 1 person making small help for water etc I wish someone come help me at my house :(

  • @blairhill777777
    @blairhill777777 Год назад +91

    I have known Jack for many years he has a hard for God and a heart to serve people who are struggling.
    This is an awesome idea to bring good news to Lagos. Keep up the work Jack. I am praying for you. God will be able to bring a mighty Revival of the Holy Spirit through your "Water Ministry"

    • @kenetts7317
      @kenetts7317 Год назад +2

      Can the pastor supply my Lagos restaurants with fresh fruit and fish to raise money for his projects?Tell him we also need volunteer builders for our new church in Lagos.

    • @joyceadenekan5672
      @joyceadenekan5672 Год назад

      @@kenetts7317 if you want to raise money do it in another way. They wil supply the fish, get money from it and you vanished.
      Is this first time you hear about This community, please get real. Jack is not in Nigeria because of your church you want to build.

    • @luckysakpege9140
      @luckysakpege9140 Год назад

      Take the your God to United States where sin rules and have dominions and leave us Nigerians alone. Go and preach to the KKK and all the hate mongers in your country

    • @oamenaletor7700
      @oamenaletor7700 Год назад

    • @luckysakpege9140
      @luckysakpege9140 Год назад

      @@oamenaletor7700 go and help African Americans first. Their schools are the worst in the country. Why not help them first they're blacks too. Hypocrites!!

  • @yemi-dprince7993
    @yemi-dprince7993 Год назад +17

    This is what the good-for-something billionaires in Lagos must have embarked on for a long time. It is never too late to create a name in the name of humanity. Thank you, thou humanist.

  • @wisdom2536
    @wisdom2536 Год назад +38

    Thank you Jack for choosing us, It’s not a simple sacrifice to leave the good life in USA for a poor health Sector, water, environment etc. I hope you make lots of friends and find happiness amongst our people

    • @charmyni8847
      @charmyni8847 Год назад

      Choosing us how??😂😂😂😂. He knows why he is here. I live abroad. Most pedophiles move or visit rural areas to carry out their escapades. Gambia is their headquarters

  • @joemmya
    @joemmya Год назад +17

    You are amazing man. The fact that you have to live there with the people in Lagos, Nigeria goes to show how big your heart is. You are amazing and I hope you achieve way more than you dream to.

    • @YT-xk5jl
      @YT-xk5jl 5 месяцев назад

      There is nothing amazing about him. He is a pedophile and is r@ping African kids there

  • @spearwarrior3560
    @spearwarrior3560 Год назад +10

    hydroponics aquaculture powered by solar would be very nice

  • @idokoonuh1127
    @idokoonuh1127 Год назад +24

    Please Jack, take no offense at some of the negative comment here. Many of us can see your pure heart and great effort. And sincerely wish you well. If there is a way we can make contribution, however little, please info. so we can get in touch.

    • @ibexy
      @ibexy Год назад

      A man goes out killing and robbing but brings the loot back to feed the poor. Is he a good man? Na proverb o. Dont be deceived by what you see

    • @sabinedouble07
      @sabinedouble07 Год назад +2

      Exactly🙏🏼

    • @npcnoticer
      @npcnoticer Год назад

      It's ok many of us are more aggressive on the internet and it's healthy to be skeptical there are good people in the world ty for saying this :( I wish I could go to Africa one day

  • @jaylisaheinecke-ivhalenekh9594
    @jaylisaheinecke-ivhalenekh9594 Год назад +7

    What a contrast. Oyibo with make shift abode in the heart of Makoko and our Nigerian brother in a hotel. 😢😢😢😢

  • @KingGorziey
    @KingGorziey Год назад +10

    God bless Jack, God bless Americans 🇺🇸 God bless Nigerians

    • @YT-xk5jl
      @YT-xk5jl 5 месяцев назад

      God bless him for what? R@ping African kids there? This guy is no hero nor saviour and will never be. When will my African brothers and sisters learn that these people don’t care about Africans? Never have, never will!

  • @jokebalogun6932
    @jokebalogun6932 Год назад +16

    True talk step away from materialism, watch out for one another and take care of ourselves.

  • @karimassan3372
    @karimassan3372 Год назад +2

    May allah preserve you jack ameen.

  • @Gwada9
    @Gwada9 Год назад +9

    All the houses in Makoko should be equipped with solar panels

  • @glorysalami1792
    @glorysalami1792 Год назад +8

    God bless you Jack and keep you growing in your ministry

  • @GEELASOUNDTV
    @GEELASOUNDTV 8 месяцев назад +4

    One Oyinbo man de help pass de hole govament wen we get. Na wa!

  • @Eazihustler
    @Eazihustler Год назад +24

    Well done David, I hope to donate to this community someday

    • @johnnwabuforudemezue1108
      @johnnwabuforudemezue1108 Год назад +1

      It needs to be demolished and new one built

    • @luckysakpege9140
      @luckysakpege9140 Год назад

      Donate to poor and homeless people in America. You are full of yourselves . Nigeria dont need your help. What a shamful propaganda. Go to LA, Arizona, and all over

  • @dalaeweka653
    @dalaeweka653 Год назад +7

    Thanks so much, you are a great man for going to Nigeria to help, God almighty bless you jack

  • @kingsolo4u2002
    @kingsolo4u2002 Год назад +10

    He mentioned a foundation and a website. What is it? Where can contribute to his work? If his stay in Nigeria is short term, he should get Nigerian partners who can continue his work.

    • @YT-xk5jl
      @YT-xk5jl 5 месяцев назад

      He will never get Nigerian partners because that guy is a pedophile and his sole priority there is to r@pe African kids and then hide under the guise of charity or “helping” Africans. These people have never cared about Africans. The moment some of you realize that the better for African kids!

  • @passionateforjesus4019
    @passionateforjesus4019 Год назад +2

    God job Jack.
    You’re living a purposeful life.
    You are a blessing to the people of Makoko.

  • @ferdinandmbajiorgu568
    @ferdinandmbajiorgu568 Год назад +9

    I love this guy already. God bless him.

  • @Zettie2023
    @Zettie2023 Год назад +2

    Home is where de heart is 🤍💚 Mr Kyle is amazing teacher...misinary pastor with a doctrine degree with emotional and social learning with masters degree...I can understand him wanting to help less fornatuate in 9ja...hoping Tywoo would invite me 😥 if approved I would love to help there with aqua culture plants in de waters. but what will he do in dry seasonthat is questionable to me..These are amazing hard working people...my blessings to them 🤲🏽 One world one love🌍🙏🏽🤲🏽🩷

  • @vincentimowo347
    @vincentimowo347 Год назад +6

    Lagos don't care for makoko people. God bless Jack and David for their sponsorship.

  • @menvicstudio
    @menvicstudio Год назад +22

    Great video. I really appreciate Jack's great message on materialism. I am on a journey of learning to be content and live with less. Contrary to what the mainstream is selling to us, we don't need a lot to be happy and we can focus a lot of our energy towards building a better world.

    • @RivkaYasharel543
      @RivkaYasharel543 Год назад

      We Africans should be content while white Europeans are stealing our raw materials at no cost. Why can’t he go back to his people and show them how they have destroyed Africa because of colonialism and neocolonialism. We need to deal with the ROOT PROBLEM.

  • @aframaco9491
    @aframaco9491 Год назад +15

    David Nkwa is a world class traveler and explorer!!

  • @joye5761
    @joye5761 Год назад +24

    I heard the Nigerian 🇳🇬government deems MAKOKO an ILLEGAL Community and they have warned them to leave for the past one year. Anyway same source says the community will be removed forcefully or otherwise before April 2024 as part of the land they are reclaiming from the sea. My own issue is I hope the government has plans, to relocate them somewhere better and not just drive them away like that.

  • @ZinebSourmaho
    @ZinebSourmaho 8 месяцев назад +2

    God bless you Jack. Dede watching from Barcelona Spain.

  • @KayodeJogunomi
    @KayodeJogunomi Год назад +4

    I am sharing the video right now. This is inspiring! Life is about fulfilling destiny. Jack, you are a good example of Jesus'disciples.

  • @toyinorekoya5859
    @toyinorekoya5859 Год назад +4

    Thank you for the time committed to help our people MR Kyle.

  • @Mkym365
    @Mkym365 Год назад +6

    Thank you for an Inspiring & Incredible Video Thank you Jack for your Missionary work and your heart of giving, God bless you.

  • @ChiAngel
    @ChiAngel Год назад +17

    I am not against anyone doing humanitarian work, is no easy at all!
    This man has done selfless work in his own country but doin big projects in U.S require lots of money & clearances cos of laws and guide lines.
    He feels he can do more for more people, unfortunate the Govt cannot rescue & move this people. As it stands, this community will grow out of control unless someone helps
    A huge help is needed, may all hearts that help be pure hand picked by GOD

    • @love-heartbamaiyi4258
      @love-heartbamaiyi4258 Год назад +4

      This people refused to leave, they love the place and most of them are not Nigerians, they came from neighboring countries, and Nigeria doesn't chased away other Africa countries live in Nigeria. The neighbours expand makoko..

    • @successola1140
      @successola1140 Год назад +2

      @@love-heartbamaiyi4258 Where will they go????
      As we are typing" lagos state government is destroying more distressed houses in Lagos without Plan B for the occupants, at the end of the day the occupants of those houses have nowhere to go, while's Makoko will continue to grow in population, another thing is that when we are thinking about the evil doing of the colonizers, we should also remember that there was some of those same people who sacrifice their lives to help us, the good missionaries, hope someone will understand me, you get's it.

    • @love-heartbamaiyi4258
      @love-heartbamaiyi4258 Год назад +2

      @@successola1140 is it only Nigeria British colonised? India, Ghana, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Uganda, Pakistan, Iran, Egypt, even mighty USA was colonised by Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other Carrebean islands are still taking oath from Britain. Hold your leaders accountable for your woes, the distressed houses should be left to collapse on the occupants so you can still blame the government for negligence.

    • @successola1140
      @successola1140 Год назад +1

      @@love-heartbamaiyi4258 me say see oyinbo, you say see father 🙈🙉
      This is one of the reasons i don't comment on some of this type of issues because some people misunderstand the point 🤦🤦
      Good day 🥰

    • @ChiAngel
      @ChiAngel Год назад +1

      @@successola1140 Exactly, where will they go & how will they go? Makoko is all they have, It has to be a full govt assist to move them & to place them where it is inhabitable & quality for life. So many things going on there, moving them will cause many to not have work. Creating another problem. My hope is that people will continue to try & help the residents get to better living. Allowing the waste & trash from other areas to flow into where they are living is wicked

  • @gardensteps
    @gardensteps Год назад +2

    I think he said he is from Kansas, not Kent.

  • @ianbell5611
    @ianbell5611 Год назад +14

    Thank you David for posting this video.
    What a great man Jack is, his philosophy on what really matters in life is so true.
    Very inspirational.
    Cheers Ian

    • @DavidNkwa
      @DavidNkwa  Год назад +4

      Yes, Jack is awesome 👌.
      Long time Ian, hope all is well with you and yours

  • @olaoluwaaluko7013
    @olaoluwaaluko7013 Год назад +4

    What a message ... materialism not the way . What matters is relationship

  • @dorathyokon1011
    @dorathyokon1011 Год назад +6

    I really hope he's there for a good propose. We have learned a lot from missionary.

    • @ibexy
      @ibexy Год назад

      exactly

    • @GEELASOUNDTV
      @GEELASOUNDTV 8 месяцев назад

      An we have also lern alot from our govament!

  • @ghanajunction
    @ghanajunction Год назад +2

    Jack you are wonderful we need you in Ghana to help us help the poor people here as well. I am here from overseas wanting to help but not sure how. Maybe I will come and learn from you what the best way is. May God have his hand over you. Bless you man of God

    • @npcnoticer
      @npcnoticer Год назад

      I am in USA I wish I can come help one day too :(

  • @ChiomaOcha1
    @ChiomaOcha1 9 месяцев назад

    Jack you are an amazing person. Humble, caring, intelligent and using his life to help others. I apperciate that he takes time to live with and understand the people. He is also giving them tools to sustain and grow after he leaves. God bless you & ur work abundantly.

  • @BGLZ8K
    @BGLZ8K Год назад +32

    Regardless of what you think about this man's intentions and as an African, a Nigerian who lived, went to school and worked for many years not far from this area, One thing i know for sure is that as a culture, empathy is something our people need to work on. To the indigenous culture it really is a strange concept. The fact that Lagos state govt has not done anything meaningful for these people over the years is just sad. Hopefully this community will turn aound soon and will no longer be a charity case for the rest of the world to show up and try to help us fix.

    • @omokaroojiire
      @omokaroojiire Год назад +7

      Exactly, 💯 selfishness! It gives them pleasure to see others begging them for handouts!!!

    • @ibexy
      @ibexy Год назад

      Shine your eye. The same way religion has blinded us all in Nigeria. The same way they changed the image of the individual they call Jesus into a blue eyed European instead of a person that looks like a Middle East man. The same way they take advantage of the poverty in Makoko to hide their true intentions. Open your eye!

    • @ezinnetorti9540
      @ezinnetorti9540 Год назад +4

      very apt we lack empathy a lot.

    • @senoradelvita
      @senoradelvita Год назад +5

      Empathy is not lacking in our indigenous culture(s). Africans are historically and traditionally, warm hospitable and caring because we live Ubuntu: I am because We are. Our hospitable nature was abused by the different colonizets
      The selfish culture in Lagos/Nigeria is a result of our (unfortunate) interaction with the Western way of living ( exploitation, consumerism and materialism-words that don't exist in African languages), the divide and rule policy of religion and colonization. The current crop of people living in Africa are hardly African in the true sense because the values they have imbibed are alien to the those of the ancestors they descended from.

    • @Cheryliiina
      @Cheryliiina Год назад

      @@senoradelvita that's a theory they promote, but it's a false narrative, designed to divide us. Simply STRUGGLE has made people more selfish, but even culturally, Africans can be very cruel or very kind.

  • @oceejekwam6829
    @oceejekwam6829 Год назад +34

    I respect Mr Kyle and I thank him. Water is something Nigerians neglect - I was glad you launched that clean water initiative - Kudos.
    Questions arise in my mind:
    1) Why aren't the NYSC deployed to help with a project such as this?
    2) Lagos state has a multi-billion dollar economy, why can't they dedicate a fraction of this towards communities that lack clean drinking water?
    People are quick to BOAST of a population of 200+ million, but it takes a foreigner with a "pricked conscience" (from childhood) to come and do something like this. It's kind of sad how as a society we have become blind to people's obvious needs. Despite all the talk of being the "giant of Africa" - the poor in Nigeria are no better off than the poor in "poorer" African countries, they could even be worse because there are more people to fight to get what you want.
    I would like to commend Mr Kyle he has so many good ideas.

    • @chrisudoka5420
      @chrisudoka5420 Год назад

      African with they small brain, how can you believe evil Caucasian people who are destroying your land or destroying African names in the world with media.

    • @DavidNkwa
      @DavidNkwa  Год назад +1

      The govt care less and are only interested in demolition of the place, hence no Intervention of any kind for those who live the water areas.

    • @oceejekwam6829
      @oceejekwam6829 Год назад +3

      @@DavidNkwa I'm sure there are communities elsewhere in the state that need clean drinking water. I doubt if they are the only ones in Nigeria.

    • @DavidNkwa
      @DavidNkwa  Год назад +3

      Government interventions should be inclusive of all

    • @tanlizytantan2592
      @tanlizytantan2592 Год назад

      The truth is some oyibo people are compassionate he may have seen the way they live and decided to come down and impact their lives. I have seen some Oyibo who have lived in villages in Nigeria and helped the villagers with his professional expertise till he can no longer work. Some people saying he is a spy he should be monitored....

  • @king_dammy
    @king_dammy Год назад +3

    God bless you Mr Jack, uou are a blessing ❤

  • @AdunniUdu-de4vn
    @AdunniUdu-de4vn Год назад +4

    For God sake, Lagos State should assist or work with him to help the poor of poorest among us. God bless this man, he should be given one year visa eventually a permanent resident. May his days be long. Amen

    • @IdiJustine
      @IdiJustine 8 месяцев назад

      lol 😂, let me tell you something today that the white people don’t help for free, and watch few months from now or a year time and see what will happen to those people

  • @KayodeJogunomi
    @KayodeJogunomi Год назад +2

    Wow! The white man is fulfilling his destiny. He will not be ashamed to give an account when he appears before his maker. God will continue to uphold you.

  • @morninglight8300
    @morninglight8300 Год назад +8

    Heart of Gold 😍
    PS: Please what can we do to help, can you set up go fund me or something? Hi David, please ask if he is willing to install the water system for 10 homes if I donate the funds.

    • @DavidNkwa
      @DavidNkwa  Год назад +2

      As a Nigerian I can't use GoFund Me. But if you want to give to support the work we do, please check the description of this video you will see a link to buy me coffee. God bless you

  • @terrycoleman2338
    @terrycoleman2338 Год назад +5

    Thanks for sharing this video. I would like to see changes in this area of Nigeria. Putting a good development into the future is worth the effort to make a difference. I believe change in makoko is coming. Thanks again.

  • @samsonadejuwon1178
    @samsonadejuwon1178 6 месяцев назад +1

    This really amazing you have done amazing job 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @uchennanwosu4625
    @uchennanwosu4625 Год назад +4

    The problem with Nigerian policy makers and public officials is their priorities. They are willing to borrow a billion dollars and more to build a fourth mainland bridge while they will ignore a humanitarian tragedy like Makoko. Think of what an investment of 100 million dollars would do for so many people. They can develop a waste management system for them, potable water, and improved housing and transportation. This would alleviate poverty to the extent people would begin to relocate. A person living in penury is not in a position to move. The government simply wants to remove them without providing an alternate means of livelihood. They survive on fishing. The solution is excellent education and skills acquisition for the children and youth such that they will be able to move out to start families elsewhere.

  • @mcdonald1821
    @mcdonald1821 Год назад +2

    Make una check well well, mineral resources go dey that area wella. Under the water something special go dey. Make una no dey believe anything wey dey comot for their mouth. Humanist kor philanthropist ni.

  • @sacassashimidrama7088
    @sacassashimidrama7088 Год назад

    Yes give him residents. Because he’s brought ideas to Nigeria.

  • @RedStoneWhite
    @RedStoneWhite Год назад +1

    This man is doing great work for these people. The negative comments are from the jealous ones who dare not lift a finger to help their brothers and sisters under the creator God. Many blessings to this man 🙏🙏🙏

    • @pineapplesandvibes3277
      @pineapplesandvibes3277 Год назад

      No the negative comments are from people who are not naive and know not to trust every white person who goes to the poorest parts of African countries. Too many of them have been caught rapini by children for us to blindly believe them. Could he not help the poor people in America, there are enough homeless people he could have aided, why did he decide to go to Nigeria?

  • @doolittlefirstking6388
    @doolittlefirstking6388 Год назад +2

    David youre doing great, ols help him extend hes visa as mentioned.. keep up your good work

  • @emyoji1316
    @emyoji1316 Год назад +4

    The ring he is boldly displaying, is he married? If yes, what happened to his wife?
    Question: The mission work that you do is it registered or....
    Response: Stammers...eeeemm, it's just me.
    Can this be done in USA? Who run a foreign NGO alone?
    Done a check on him, no trace!!!
    My instinct NEVER fails...nothing personal, due diligence it is called.
    If yu want to help people in need, why didn't you take care of the homeless living in US?

  • @michealnicholas1503
    @michealnicholas1503 Год назад +1

    GOD Bless you MrJack .

  • @marting5130
    @marting5130 Год назад +3

    this guy is gonna learn some hard lessons about how helping people really works. it doesnt.

  • @grantedparis391
    @grantedparis391 Год назад +8

    We are rich people, but we have a very useless president and criminal government in Nigeria

  • @inmythoughts718
    @inmythoughts718 Год назад +1

    Bro I don't see the big deal.. most USA people are very very down to earth. of all races.. media gives the world a distorted picture - major props for trying to help others

  • @Cersilaria22
    @Cersilaria22 7 месяцев назад +1

    Nah sorry as someone else said keep an eye on this guy ❤

  • @iheny8407
    @iheny8407 Год назад +8

    This is truly inspiring, I hope he keeps safe and stay healthy. I pray God blesses him

  • @cecet8005
    @cecet8005 Год назад +6

    Another good documentary David welldone and thank you to the gentleman in the video at least someone cares.

  • @husslencash
    @husslencash Год назад +1

    The govt can never afford to move them unless there's a relocation elsewhere ready for them. Also with few modernization and small hotel resorts on the island for tourism will generate good income for the people.

  • @artemis1style
    @artemis1style Год назад +1

    Can use a certain amount of stored water over the drier months.

  • @rajiasis9684
    @rajiasis9684 Год назад +1

    Thank you sir

  • @JD-zh1el
    @JD-zh1el Год назад +1

    There is rain in the dry season but it is not as heavy

  • @abdulmalikmomodu178
    @abdulmalikmomodu178 Год назад +1

    Big appreciation for the water project........but timestamp 7:36, David do water project, but e no gree drink from am😂😂😂......I find that funny

  • @GlitteratieEnt
    @GlitteratieEnt Год назад +1

    As far as it's done with the best intentions , I'm here to empower our people. It's not easy but affect one affect the world.

  • @Esther-f6y2e
    @Esther-f6y2e Год назад

    Respect, am Nigeria by birth yoruba by tribe born in lagos, icant leave in that place, but you white foreigner Respect.

  • @petramomotoso4361
    @petramomotoso4361 Год назад

    this is so lovely. Thank you for sharing

  • @arisearise5696
    @arisearise5696 Год назад +9

    Thank you so much David for the work you do and may God continue to bless your work. ❤❤❤

    • @DavidNkwa
      @DavidNkwa  Год назад

      Thank you kindly

    • @kenetts7317
      @kenetts7317 Год назад

      How can someone contact this pastor?

  • @adeizayusuf
    @adeizayusuf Год назад +1

    How can I be a part of this, get more of the water system for the community? Please drop a contact. Tnx

  • @theresaosarenren5498
    @theresaosarenren5498 Год назад +21

    The craze for wealth in Nigeria will not allow us help each other. It's so 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

  • @TTharvest
    @TTharvest Год назад +1

    David very well done for bringing this to our attention . Please can you forward the details for Pastor Kyle’s work so one can donate? Many thanks.

  • @babssloans7945
    @babssloans7945 Год назад +1

    FG needs to check him out, make sure he's legit, people in Makoto slum are not hungry they are fisherman and women, Bro make sure he's not Hannibal lector, know what I mean.. nice video

  • @sophiezc
    @sophiezc 8 месяцев назад

    Este hombre es un ángel. Que ejemplo nos ha dado !

  • @babaaaron
    @babaaaron 3 месяца назад

    You're absolutely right about Lagos not caring about the Makoko ppl. All they do is collect, ignore and demolish

  • @preciouslove1521
    @preciouslove1521 Год назад +1

    Thank you Jack❤

  • @tiktoklovers6322
    @tiktoklovers6322 Год назад

    Your one fan..
    Keep up the good work brother.
    Please tell Jack will appreciate him too..

  • @ajibolaobe2780
    @ajibolaobe2780 Год назад +2

    Can someone please tell what we Nigerians are doing to make the lives of the Makoko residents better. I will keep asking this question.

    • @akpowarri3504
      @akpowarri3504 Год назад +1

      Japparing because we are too good for Nigeria and Nigerians.

  • @joyce3654
    @joyce3654 Год назад +1

    Good job Jack! God bless you

  • @wunmipraise9073
    @wunmipraise9073 Год назад

    We are asking the Lagos government to donate generously for this man to care for makoko people

  • @margretbrooks1730
    @margretbrooks1730 Год назад

    May God bless this American man

  • @chidinque
    @chidinque Год назад +2

    So he swim fir that water wa dey smell😮

    • @DavidNkwa
      @DavidNkwa  Год назад

      How you take know say edey smell 😆

  • @isaachp9673
    @isaachp9673 Год назад +1

    Good job your content is always unique and special,, I hope he can have his visa extended👁️

  • @oscianoroyalty2470
    @oscianoroyalty2470 Год назад +1

    This is one thing I have always wanted to do in life maybe if not now in the future just to make impact to human

  • @toocooltobecruel
    @toocooltobecruel 10 месяцев назад

    Amazing work he’s doing 👏🏼❤What is his website? I’d love to help out there!

  • @nehcarlossavedbyjesus7214
    @nehcarlossavedbyjesus7214 Год назад

    They don't, David where can we send out to help Jack for his works

  • @JoyJoie-7
    @JoyJoie-7 Год назад

    Just finished the video. Wonderful job.🙏 Inspiring.

  • @zinnyglory
    @zinnyglory Год назад +2

    God bless him.

  • @godschild4615
    @godschild4615 Год назад

    God bless you Jack and bless your lineage

  • @paulphilip257
    @paulphilip257 Год назад +1

    Except they work together, they can not beat the system.

  • @richevericheve5156
    @richevericheve5156 Год назад +2

    absolutely a heart of gold a person of integrity ,,may your job go well ..once i can afford to give ..i can do ..God of heaven and earth bless you

  • @jerryweh-ht4rh
    @jerryweh-ht4rh 6 месяцев назад

    One love bro ❤

  • @enehesther6597
    @enehesther6597 Год назад +1

    So very good..he did well by going to the slum. Than going to the rich part of lagos. We luv foreigners alot...just few badass are giving us bad name...the real nigerians luv foreigners and respect them

  • @joycetucker149
    @joycetucker149 Год назад

    You are doing a great job David .
    God will bless this white guy.

  • @abusaddiq4786
    @abusaddiq4786 Год назад

    I think I saw some students from Lagos State, that create machine to purify water for this place. But I think they were having financial issues. I don't know if you can bring them in too sir. To collaborate too.

  • @hermajestylatorean7777
    @hermajestylatorean7777 7 месяцев назад

    How can I contact someone to join the mission for Makoko. I would like to help these women and children.

  • @lawalhabeeb3192
    @lawalhabeeb3192 Год назад

    Great job!!!
    We need to know his purpose for been there

  • @tosinojo7310
    @tosinojo7310 Год назад +8

    idf i were him, i would not say that starving thing. Its just a stereotype and he will make many people angry by relating it to us. Arica is a huge continent of 54 countries, I am sure he did not see anyone that looks starved like you find in some desert country I am not going to mention. These people need help in Makoto, but saying they are starving is just an insult to them. apart from that I applaud him and everyone doing what they can to help.

    • @JB-rs5xk
      @JB-rs5xk Год назад +3

      I am a Nigerian. It is true people are starving in Nigeria. It is a false sense of pride to say that they are not starving. In Nigeria they will beat a child nearly to death if the child steals food to eat.

    • @godspromisesamuel5886
      @godspromisesamuel5886 Год назад

      ​@@JB-rs5xkThat's so wrong. I don't know why people are taking law into their own hands.

  • @Cheryliiina
    @Cheryliiina Год назад +1

    Jack, that materialism isn't just in the US. It's actually possibly MORE present in greater Nigerian culture, but it's a worldwide issue.

  • @fabianamello9005
    @fabianamello9005 9 месяцев назад

    Lindo trabalho voluntário. Ótimo vídeo