Deadliest Roads | Nigeria | Free Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2021
- World's Most Dangerous Roads: Deadliest Journeys Nigeria (2011)
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In Benin, motorcyclists regularly navigate the chaotic streets with up to 700 litres of diesel strapped to their bikes - one false move and they could become human torches. The daredevil delivery men are supplying to the ubiquitous unlicensed petrol stations, where a litre of illegal fuel can cost just 55 cents. Business is booming, much to the dismay of the government and oil multinationals.
Nigeria, however, is paying a heavy price. Neighbouring Benin, it is the world’s No. 7 oil exporter, but since drilling first began in the 1960s, the ‘blessing’ has proved to be a terrible curse, breeding corruption and crime. Hidden in the natural maze of the mangrove forests are innumerable secret refineries.
Due to the oil trade, over 200 000 litres of oil have been released into the Delta every year for the last half-century. This pollution has choked the land, killed fish and caused severe illnesses in the locals. The authorities estimate that their life expectancy has fallen from 60 to 40 - and things are only getting worse, as communities become increasingly dependent on the black poison to survive. Our journalists brave the smugglers’ violent hostility, infiltrating secret operations and bringing to light the extent of the damage oil has done to the Delta.
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In Benin, motorcyclists regularly navigate the chaotic streets with up to 700 liters of diesel strapped to their bikes - one wrong move and it all could go up in flames. The daredevil delivery men are supplying to the ubiquitous unlicensed petrol stations, where a liter of illegal fuel costs just 55 cents. Business is booming, much to the chagrin of the government and oil multinationals.
Nigeria, however, is paying a heavy price. Neighboring Benin, - the world's 7th largest oil export nation - since the drilling began in the 1960s, the blessing has turned into a curse, breeding corruption and crime. Hidden in the natural maze of the mangrove forests are secret refineries.
And because of the oil trade, over 200,000 liters of oil have been released in the river Delta every year. .This pollution has choked the land, killed fish, and caused severe illnesses in the surrounding areas. The authorities estimate that life expectancy in the area has decreased from 60 to 40 years of age. Things are only getting worse. Communities are coming increasingly dependent on the black poison to survive financially yet it's killing them at the same time.
Our journalists brave the smugglers' violent hostility, infiltrating secret operations and bringing some exposure to the extent of the damage oil has done to the Nigerian Delta.
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Thanks for this free documentary may you continue to produce more high quality documentaries Godbless
Nairobi kenya! Insightful 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 always inspired
Indonesia hadir
Thanks
Why does this one keep getting uploaded over and over?
Those documentaries taught me more about the world in few hours than school did in 11 years
facts
Exactly
Same for me too !
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
me too
Daniel is a man who despite the odds being against him, has given his children hope and that's what every father should do.
He’s 53 y.o! So strongk!
couldnt of said it any better
An African man. America says they don't exist.
@@JimmyCrackCorn_ hi Jimmy Crack Corn ah Jimmy Crack Corn and I don't care yes i remember that song that is a old song well you have good day Jimmy Crack Corn :-)
The funny thing is after all that, even if his kids become doctors, it still doesn’t guarantee them jobs or a better life. Don’t you see the good English on the smugglers and the old local chiefs. That region has an 86% literary rate and just college degrees are not enough to secure jobs now in Nigeria. A PG or Masters degree is the equivalent of a college degree now in Nigeria and even with that, nothing is promised.
What a Documentary
I am a Nigerian and i did not even know it was this bad.
Thumbs up for the Crew that risked their life to make this
Thanks for showing the plight of the common man
This is an old documentary. I really hope it is better now.
All Nigerian people are poor but u didn't know how?? I think you're father is cropped leader or business man ... help to change
@@mathiasm8489 can’t be better tbh the government made promises they never fulfilled and still continue to leave them unfulfilled
Bruh, how are you from nigeria and dont know your countries current state xd
@@bikasgurung5123 thats not true. Nigeria is a big country with a population of over 200million. Somethings you hear on the news station or watch on TVs. You never know how bad it is until you experience it first hand. No TV crew has ever done a documentary this detailed before showing the plights of Nigerians. Trust me when i say i am not the only that does not know it is this bad.
I love how this channel shows not only the roads, but the culture, life and struggles of the people they're filming. Great job, I can't get enough of this series.
These camera guys are taking huge amount of risk to show us the harsh and breathtaking realities,a moment of respect for them ✌️
Earning 100x times more than those black dudes in the same danger though.... and they have a stable+happy home to get back to, in 1st world country, built at the cost of the same people he is filming :-/ .. Oh yeah, and life insurance, tons of benefits, payed world travel. The focus should be *what* they are filming not the *cameramen* themselves, they are getting their worth, believe me.
@@Civerius I swear 🙄
@@chimar4622 civerius is right I agree with him .
@@Civerius I disagree with you. Whether they film it or not the reality persists. They are not the ones asking Nigerian and Benin leaders to be corrupt,. The crew deserve all the accolades and respect
I agree...this documentary,however informarive could expose the traders
This is definitely the most intense episode of Deadliest Journeys yet. I'm really amazed by the bravery of the cameraman. He was in no man's land and even after they threatened to kidnap him he still returned.
They got the backing of the community leaders to do the filming. Even if they were kidnapped, they will be released in no time.
You should see the one about congo river ferry, that's my favourite so far.
@@durosoto If they had been kidnapped it most likely would've been by CIA propped up mercenaries.
Uncle Sam's foot soldiers. Also suspected to be highly active in the Ukraine.
i would snitch in the location to the police when i was leaving the country lmaoo just to say "FU"
They have armed protection. Thats the only thing that saved them from that group. Otherwise they would have been beat to death with rowing ores.
When the system fails you, you create your own system
It's not their system its puppet regimes installed by European countries to benefit from poor africans.
Yes. But they left. What are the leaders doing with Nigerian oil money?
They're also thieves @videocasting2640
"A nation that destroys its soil, destroys itself" - Franklin D. Roosevelt
Agreed, just wait until oil is no longer in high demand and they lose everything they have worked for.
FALLEN WORLD
@@croaton07 who you talking about?
@@croaton07 left with toxic land no fish no crops they’ll just go to Europe
@@leroyjones7295 It is time to colonize Europe.
Daniel my brother you are a special special man. To choose hardwork over the easy way out in those tough conditions is more than commendable
Ohh hell no. He’s being selfish.
how is he being selfish
I'm from Okrika with the sand fishermen. My uncle died in his mid twenties in one of those oil pits. I currently live and have my own family in Australia one of the most abundant countries in the world. How I got here is pure grace. This documentary hits too close to home. I'm so incredibly lucky for the life I have now
No-one cares about your skin colour as long as you become a patriot to your new country .
@@AK-hi7mg what has that got to do with what he says
Lol stfu
@@bakedstreetyt ?
Such a foolish speech!!!
Successful people don't just become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
You are right, so many people don't know this
cypto is lucrative, people are just confused because of it volatility
Cypto trading is one of the easiest way to get out of poverty if you know your way around it
am holding some cyptocurrencies in my wallet but I'm scared of losing them due to the recent crash
don't be scared if you plan on a long term holding but if you're hoping to make passiveli Income' with the coins you' got in your wallet, a professional and genuine trdér is advised to manage your accunt
Nigerians are so smart and creative. This documentary teaches a lot about the prevailing realities in Africa. One love and many appreciations to the maker of this documentary. Hugs ❣️ from Liberia 🇱🇷.
Smart and creative? Lol that’s the African mentality…..these ppl are literally contributing to destroying their own environment, than you say that’s smart and creativity? Lol ok sir
Was about to study but this documentary seemed more important
That means you are a legend my friend..
Same here😂😂😂😂😂
Study
Me too, we are many 🤣🤣🤣
No big deal, just retake the whole class.
Watching this as a Nigerian and I’m feeling so many ways. Nigerians are so hard working and strong, we just need better opportunities. This was such a powerful documentary. Wow
Life is just hard anywhere you are. The struggles are just different.🐟👍🌍.
They are other countries the same, but the powerful countries benefits of keeping poker countries like that.
@@lissarodrigues8950 Exactly
There are so many people like Daniel in Nigeria, working hard and honestly for whatever they earn. The sad thing is that we have all been profiled and labelled wrongly. Even those who are doing bunkering saw big people doing it and getting away with it while they are left with scrap and that is why they are doing it. Refining Crude oil is no joke but if they are doing it better than what we are importing they who is right or wrong.
@@lissarodrigues8950 not if you live in the 1st world Western countries. Spoiled babies there are just waiting for mama and dada to die to collect their insurance, properties, money and all inheritance..
The other side of Nigeria.....Happy to learn from my people of Nigeria.Much love from Kenya
"Oil is not a blessing it is like a curse"
Damn that line hit hard.
My dude is 52 but has a 20 year old's physique. When a man lives right and takes care of his family, God will preserve his body and health.
The water work minding for sand is physical work and works every muscle in the body and basically is like exercise which keeps him in superb shape main reason he looks like that then there comes his positive thinking and outlook on life
@@tashannanderson5466 well said!
@@AnotherOpinionatedIdiot I meant God😏. We must give our Creator the credit He deserves
@@tashannanderson5466 and no roids.
God needs to kill us all and restart the earth
All these men have six pack without Jym.. It tells how physically demanding their jobs are
Actually says a lot more bout you and the effort you put in then them.
@@stereotypicalwhitemale848 It really really does. Working for your food is the human standard xD and that means more work than food for 4/5ths of the world.
What is six pack
@@godwinejiofor8064 stomach muscles ...the guys are naturally fit!
Kk
I'm from Jamaica and these docu help me to travel the world and I've never left Jamaica
when the last tree is cut down, the last fish eaten, and the last stream poisoned, you will realise you can't eat money :( so sad to see what has happened to this beautiful place and many like it all over the world
@omonil Biff he's telling the truth brother. Those guys are destroying the waters and the forest. He's living in an air condition apartment because his country have good governance, that's what Nigeria and Africa needs good government that cares about its citizens .
@@khalifahalhaji9949 To get that "good governance" first they sucked African nations dry!!
@@mosestsarai8565ohhh my brother please lets stop making excuses for our greedy and selfish leaders.The new Sub -saharan Africa is at least 64 years old so lets stop making excuses, yes the West stole from us but we still have enough on our lands to make us live a comfortable life with good governance. Please don't tell me you love Africa but you support this guys destroying our waters and forest
@@khalifahalhaji9949 It's not excuses. The leaders are complicit with the West exploiting resources, they are corrupt but so is the West. You are naive if you think your country has true independence, all the states which have the real resources are still under imperialism.
@@khalifahalhaji9949 Absolutely this. This country is sitting on a reserve that has a hundred year life expectancy to it, and the country is in shambles. Norway had a similar situation and invested their resource options, it is estimated that each citizen is worth 300.000 Kroner. A common thread in a lot of these resource rich countries is poor governance to the point where the people do not even have the basic necessities. I do not understand this at all.
The message from the Priest is so true. Shame on the government for not caring about the poor.
Yeah and he also should Tell the poor that they should also not have all these childrens in poverty too dont you 🤔
They will be the ones in the Kingdom to come begging for water to cool the tip of their tongue from the heat of their torment. The ones who were poor on earth will be the ones in complete peace.
The pastor needs to stop the mentality of having 5 children when you can’t afford it. They do it for future profit
Daniel is jacked! Looks better than many fitness models.
And he's 52! Looks better than most men 30 years his junior in the west.
When you see a Nigerian and you immediately just hate them without any reason, then you're cursed. We are all God fearing, hardworking, smart, pure hustlers all over the world. Above all the giant of Africa
Yeah right!
Hardworking by polluting and killing fishes?
This is one of the most powerful and hardest documentaries I have ever seen. Tremendous respect for the filmmakers. The appalling condition of the people shown in the film is almost unbearable to watch. It's so wrong on so many levels, one doesn't know what to say or think. Many thanks for posting!
Xxxx x
My respect goes out to the men who made this video possible. I love these free documentary channels - I have learnt so much about people, countries, cultures etc through these video clips. Things that many students can never learn in school or even in a university. I feel that Free Documentary Channel should be given various awards for their effort and putting their lives at risk to make this video for all of us to enjoy and learn. Thank you FDC!
From kenya anytime I'm online this is the first channel to check for new documentary ....you show me the world and appreciate the little comfort in my life
What a lovely comment. Thank you 🙏 stay safe!
Kenyans we don't dissapoint
Bana every Sunday afte nko hapa though hii ya leo nimeiwatch somewhere sijui ni Aljazeera ama wapi.
@@FreeDocumentaryWelcome to Kenya. When it's our turn try and document the Khat transporters.
🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 tuko everywhere
The camera man deserves all the credits. Hats off to you lad.
I'm a Nigerian 🇳🇬 we're hard working
i appreciate the effort made in this documentary. One love 💕
All Nigerians watching should assemble here... I’m from Port Harcourt and I wish to tell other viewers that this content is so raw!! Wow ❤️❤️❤️
It's raw as *Hell* literally.
I'm from Lagos I'm like wtf is going on wow 😕😟
Things i have never seen before as a Nigerian 😲😲😲😲
I'm from Port Harcourt too. In fact, I understand Okrika, the language spoken by some of the guys in the video. I can even identify the place where Daniel "fished" sand from the river.
I love this 52 year old man’s story. Very valuable lesson here🤗
Yes I'm inspired by him too.may God bless him n his family
i feel the man saying the oil is now a curse, God bless Nigeria and its people all the way fro SA
He said the oil is neither a curse nor a blessing listen well
“For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus”
Romans 3:23-24
All your documentaries are very enlightening. They should be shown in schools. Thank you very much. May you continue making these. Stay well and stay safe.
I agree (about showing in schools. I hope there are teachers out there listening..) and thanks so much for leaving such a great Comment. You too stay safe and we’ll! 💕
I love. your video
I working in that, my team and I are working on a project of getting some selected documentary and motivation, mentoring and more videos be shown in Nigeria secondary school, you can surport the movement, it begin 🔰 with you...
This are supposed to show in school how hard life if with this many learn alot and history aswell
What is the name of this commentator??
Daniel is a credit to his people and family. I hope they are proud of him. If not they should be. May God bless him.
Nigerians never cease to amaze me. They are creative and innovate in every way. Run camera man. Ruuun🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
I salute to this channel for giving us free documentary even though they risk their lives for it
I wonder how could you guys make this such amazing documenter. thousand applause for Free Documentary.
Yes Sir most definitely and I agree with you thousand times!!! How about another thousand applause👏💯👏💯👏💯👏💯👏💯👏💯👏💯👏💯👏💯👏💯👏
you realize these guys DONT make the documentary's eh, they buy them from the producer!
I follow your channel and guess I have watched all the episodes from Cameroon, Tanzania,Congo,Benin, Nigeria, Senegal, Gabon, Himalayas, India, phillipines, Ethiopia, China, Russia,Peru, Tahiti,Australia to name a few ..... wow.....indeed through you I have toured the world
Daniel looks marvellous at 52 years old. God’s strength to him and to all having to live and work in such a way
Your translation of the argument is hilarious. As a Nigerian, I found it very funny.
I hope Daniel's son will change the lively hood of his family and the society at large. God bless our brothers from Nigeria, much love from Kenya
Guide:"at this point, we're very careful"
Local: let me light up this cigarette.
I was like WTF?
😂
Smart editing... roll B😁😁
😂
Same 😂
Daniel is wholesome and admirable, I wish him and all other sand farmers plus fish farmers success in the coming years
The fuel smugglers are heroes.
@@kingsleyoppong-wereko7239 No, they're not. You live faraway from where these things happen, and that's why you think them heroes. If you come to Bonny Island and see what their activities have done to the creeks, flora and fauna of the villages there, including my own village, you'll stop this tommyrot. You don't know what you're saying.
This has got to be my favourite episode of this series (of Dangerous Roads). This episode is so informative and allows me to understand what their people are going through everyday. Love this!
I’m Nigerian and I have never imagined that activities such as these occur, I mean we hear it in the news, but seeing this, wow😱 it’s definitely Nigeria by the pidgin
I only knew about this deeply when I served in Port Harcourt in 2018. I learnt so much, I even got to a place like this, it was close to my ppa. Things are crazy man.
@@olujuwonolawoyin3067 2
Then u need to travel more within Nigeria
The government is to blame 💯
Do something to salvage your nation brother.
I'm from Nigeria but there are a lot of things happening in this country that a lot of Nigerians don't even know about.
Crude oil is more of a curse than a blessing. The environment is completely ruined because of the oil business, both legal and illegal.
Because of oil,USA invaded middle east and attack Syria
That doesn’t make it a curse. Evil greedy people are the only problem!
Respect to all Nigerians all over the word. Hard working people nomader their trade.
Not all but most of them.
World* people from their nomadic tribe*
I am Nigerian and I literally screamed when I got my notification.
I was disappointed because I thought they were actually going to talk about the roads
@@ceo4eva me too. So different from the usual series.
Maybe Nigerian roads aren’t as bad as those they’ve showed. Yet, Nigerians complains.
God bless my country Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
@@The_Cruise_Fam lol based on what I've been seeing in this series our problem is not so bad. Abuja roads are very much good
Nice seeing u here
Sorry to say this country government the corrupted I’ve seen
Can not imagine the official petrol is sooo expensive while people earn so less. They are doing the right thing to fight for the resource taken by the government and foreign companies.
These documentries taught me a lesson to be happy with what i have. I have everything but i was still thriving for more. These are a therapy... thanks guys
Watching from Kenya Kanairo City as usual🇰🇪🇰🇪💪💪
Mhen hizi streets watu wanastruggle. I'm grateful for the little i have
Kenyans hawajui kama western Africa pple
Wazi fadhela👊
Same here
sema bro
There’s my favorite narrator ❤️ 13 hrs of work then I’ll be enjoying this doc . Happy Sunday Everyone
Happy Sunday to you too.
at last im waiting for this eventhou it is replay .
same here
What job makes u work 13 hours?
@@mattmccaughen8082 probably overtime?
To be frank with y'all, I am a Nigerian but this documentary has taught something I know not of my country. The hustle isn't easy over here.
G O D H E L P U S A L L !!!
I have binge watched all of your documentaries during weekend and I am not regretting any moment of it! Love it! 👏🏻👏🏻🎬👍🏻👍🏻❤️
Everyday I get home from work and I enjoy your documentaries this is what has kept my coming home daily sweet
Wow. Thank you for such an awesome comment. Take care and stay safe!
This one was so intense. Free documentary crew are some of the bravest in the word.
I hope you realized that Free Documentary is using a bunch of random public educational videos from different sources. They don't actually film themselves.
@@VincentNacon and most of those nut job who filming the doc are French
“Free” I’m laughing
"This is not a Job, this is life end death."
He is more honest than the brokers in my country.
This should made a available in schools ,life is precious ,thank you so much for showing this
These documentaries always remind me how hard life is for so many people...
I think too man
Yeah me too. Hmmmmm
I agree it opens our views in different life struggles.
Yeah man. I just told my family the same thing when they asked me why I watch “Deadliest Roads”
Daniel is a good man. He understands life.
👍
Damn straight!!
How does choosing poverty, while trying to escape poverty, show you understand life?🤣🤣
@@kingsleyoppong-wereko7239 he has chosen alot richness.
Daniel has a damn conscience, unlike the others.
I'm actually glad they do this. Sticking it to the corrupt government who just wants to line the pockets of billionaires
By destroying the environment your an idiot
Amazing documentaries. Hats off to these cameramen and crew who really go deep into the organizations as well as into the lives of some of these characters. As someone who lives a comfortable life in the US, its a real eye opener. Every human wants the same things, regardless where we live: work, prosperity. thank you!
"Any spark of fire it will ignite, so at this stage we are really careful"....Proceeds to show someone smoking 😂😂
The guy smoking is far away from the danger area,.. He's wise enough to do that cos he knows what will happen,.. 🤔
@@stepheojohnsen9928 Ikr
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 dead
With all the travel restrictions going on, documentaries like these are the closest we can get to learning and enjoying other places and culture.
Thank you for traveling with us 😉
Daniel, you're a real man.. Respect
Real man? What are the rest?
This is life, not some game of wishful thinking out of poverty.
@@kingsleyoppong-wereko7239 Hard work and taking care of his family. That's what a man does. Peace.
Oyinbo means "white man" in Nigeria..proudly Nigerian Regardless.
Wow ... my prayers to these men and the people of this world that continue to survive !!!!
Daniel is 52? Wow. He looks much younger!
Black don't crack
@@lekuson Yeah right! Here in the US there are more swollen blacks than anywhere in the world, all thanks to fast food junk and sitting around. There is no such thing as "blacks don't crack" or any other race, it's about the circumstances anyone is living in. We all are the same, just moulded different due to our circumstances.
@@peacehappiness2063 yess sir
I think it's more because of how physical his job is plus he won't be exposed to eating junk food where he lives.
@@peacehappiness2063 Everyone have a right to their opinion.
I'm addicted to these documentaries 😭
This is by far the most epic, I just love this team! Good luck guys....
Daniel is a honourable man 🙏
I'm NIGERIAN 🇳🇬 but all I see in this video says "RISK" from those into illegal refining of oil, to the hardworking Mr David diving into the water to get sand, to the bike man transporting the oil. Also wonderful Documentary ❤
The documentaries on this channel are just so great... And the narrative sometimes humorous. Really good.
Wow this documentary made me appreciate just the little things in life now.
This really breaks my heart how other human beings have to live like this
Brilliant documentary - incredible risks in the course of determined resilience.
I cried for these hardworking desperate men, I cried for the polluted dead rivers, farmlands and villages, I cried for the children, I cried for the poverty and for my corrupted country. Thank you for your amazing passion and drive to reveal this dreadful reality. May God protect us all.
Nigeria is changing and i believe that this country will lead the Africa
I've been to Benin and Nigeria the people are so polite and friendly. But sad to say, the nature are being polluted.
The narrator is the real MVP!! 🤣🤣
How he switch voices 🤣🤣👍
Love it when the narrator does different voices for different people :D
he doesn't try so hard , is he?
Lol who brought those Whiteys.. in his whitest voice 😂
“We are suffering in the means of plenty” I felt that
God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬
The country is just too blessed, but bad leaders everywhere. The rich get richer but the poor remain poorer. The government have failed their citizens. They were been deprived of their right. Kudos for this great documentary.
Watching from Lagos Nigeria 🇳🇬
Watching from Cross River Nigeria
I'm a Nigerian You guys risked your lives filming this documentary and made this free on RUclips WOW 😲😳
watching these documentaries have taught me a lot and also made me grateful for where i stay.
My RESPECT to the hardworking Nigerian people (Especially 52 year old father, husband) trying to make a living against all odds (government greed, corruption, environment destruction)🙏🏼
We West African Liberians love our cousins in nigeria. ❤️❤️❤️ Big Love to all african descendants.❤️❤️❤️ One Africa 🌍❤️🙏
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Hi
Big up yourself 🙌🏾❤️
I totally appreciate the effort of all staff of documentary for firming real moments behind the expected scene of Africa. These series of documentary firm completely awake me up. Thanks for your hard work. God bless you always.
life is very tough for the nigeria citizens ....thanks for this documentary
I haven't clicked so fast on a Documentary...
What a breath of fresh air to see a man who is so honest in this day and age.
May the Lord bless you and your family Daniel.
I had a friend in Nigeria who did this for over 6 years he had his own local refinery, I asked him how he came up with the process then he said it was from Secondary school (SS1).
Fractional distillation in Chemistry. I was surprised because I was taught the same time but never put it into practice. But he made millions out of a secondary school knowledge while I was already a graduate of University without a job. Then I knew there was no knowledge lost, everything count.
But your friend is going to hell for eternity. Don't envy him.
@@valm8090 that is because you are his God that will judge him. I guess you have relatives in there that made you believe there is hell. My guy copple yourself.
@@valm8090 you're already in hell, what a coward 😤 😔
@@valm8090 brother dont be a fool
The old fisherman I feel so bad for him, poor guy. I wish I could give him some money 😭
@video casting فيديو كاستنج so Africans are children, who are unable to make their own decisions?
@@daviusdavis2537 it isn't as simplistic as you make it sound.
What you're doing is breathtaking, marvelous and courageous! Thanks!
"Oil is neither blessing to Nigerians nor a curse". This is a reality 😳
cameramen risking their lives for the doc. Hattsoff
Cool beans
*No cap*
Cameraman almost get killed on that confrontation
I’m a Nigerian 🇳🇬 watching from Asia