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inside Nigeria’s richest Oil Region... where billions are made but people are poor

Steven Ndukwu

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In today's episode, we visited the richest area in Nigeria to investigate why the locals are so poor despite the wealth in their communities.

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20 Comments

@infiniteabundance2024 5 months ago

Nigerians should make this video go viral

@ToniFraey 5 months ago

Until many Nigerians realise there's more to life than stealing and greed, we'll never progress.

@j.o.o793 5 months ago

This video has me in tears man its so sad seeing people living like this in the 21st century its just sad 😢😢😢

@mikemwenda-k9634 5 months ago

Nigeria must be the most broken country in the world. How can you have so much wealth and yet you have the most miserable population ever?

@mannehnasalimata1249 5 months ago

Corruption is the most evil thing on earth

@daddsim 5 months ago

its so cool seeing interesting African investigational journalism - greetings from Canada!

@humbleboyjaf 5 months ago

It's sad that the communities producing the oil the entire country benefits from lacks basic life amenities. 💔

@bryan_trades0 5 months ago

RIP to the poor child who lost their life and the many more. Shout out to the guy leading the organization doing charity work and thanks to Steven for bringing the much needed exposure for this impoverished community due to government and corporate greed

@oracleofcomedy5050 5 months ago

We Nigerians are not ready for change. Let's keep complaining about this on Social media. When we are ready, we will wake up.

@e_kayhans 5 months ago

The Olu of Warri is so eloquent. 🔥 Every player in the exploration have their own share of blame however the major share goes to the government.

Just like the Olu rightly said, the face ( Oil companies) should be visible in making life easier for the community people.

@emmanuelharbor2350 5 months ago

best video for 2026! Nigeria, wake up!

@Cpilton 5 months ago

Funny how a country like Nigeria blessed with everything but cursed with leadership. Till when we get to revolutional generation then we can see the paradise Nigeria truly is 😢

@MankaNikong 5 months ago

Roli Mabo Foundation is doing an amazing job in that community. Bless his heart ❤️

@dipoolufemi7403 5 months ago

People who provide wealth for Nigeria are living in abject poverty. This is very sad. I am sure they will curse the day oil was discovered on their land.

@humbleboyjaf 5 months ago

1M subs this year in sha Allah 🙏🏾

@videolearning4ever 5 months ago

4:38 When your own military says, "The production must not go down," they have already made a huge financial gains.

@dera_ng 5 months ago

This is PREMUIM WICKEDNESS

@oluwaseun3771 5 months ago

Feels like an horror movie😮. NIGERIA

@africanday7337 5 months ago

Next Steven go and explore area where Oil is exploited in UAE, may be Africa will learn why other continents are developing by managing well their natural resources and treating the citizens humanly

@karis-u3c 5 months ago

From Kenya 🇰🇪 we are watching Nigeria, but honestly we are not very different. Africa needs to fix leadership and accountability.This shows that natural resources alone don’t create wealth for citizens. Governance and accountability matter something we in Kenya are still struggling with too.