How One Company Destroyed An Entire Country

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This is the story of Shell's business model, making money from oil and taking over Nigeria.

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[@storming.]

Tu

[@storming.]

Cosita

[@tonks9462]

Nope

[@ilyz3001]

Leeets ggoooooooo

[@PugrillaEggy54321]

no

[@busymike]

RIP to those leaders who were executed for fighting against this BS. That part caught me off guard.

[@supreme_zeeyus]

The world is truly evil, is beyond understanding sometimes

[@StermaPerma]

I thought he said they settled out of court?

[@supreme_zeeyus]

@@StermaPerma pretty sure they just paid some money to the direct families of the people executed. Something like that, hush money almost

[@alecseuslev9054]

@@StermaPerma They were executed in 1995.

[@SelfProclaimedEmperor]

@@StermaPerma After he was dead they paid some one...presumably his family? 9.6 million dollars

[@purplehaze2358]

The irony of a company forcing an entire country into a never-ending stream of oil spills claiming to make positive environmental changes is fucking killing me.

[@Fankas2000]

"They have the gay sticker, so they can't be bad!" - The West

[@JJ_Jonah]

@@Fankas2000 Exactly, most people are so ignorant to what’s happening that its frightening.

[@ekksoku]

at least irony isn't as poisonous as crude oil

[@ae3464]

@@JJ_Jonah almost all of the people i see that dont even watch these kinds of vids are always ignorant, they dont do atleast a simple google search just to know what's happening, they are too blinded to do so though

[@mikafizz1022]

replying to come back later can someone reply to me?

[@cleanenergyinside1921]

Im Malaysian and in the 1960s Malaysia almost fell into the sams trap wih Shell and Exxon. Fortunately Malaysia developed its own petroleum company, Petronas and took over the entire process of extraction, refining and processing of the gas and petroleum resources including domestic and export control, forcing these companies to have to go though Petronas for all the above and below the line of petroleum production. Today, Petronas is a Fortune 500 company that is not influenced by any global company.

[@johntaylor7965]

I wish the government of my country would or could do this, they won't and as they are all paid for by Shell and other multinationals they can't. Only a revolution can save our future ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@maxstrike3022]

Good info

[@shivaanrambally9611]

It's nice to hear about government officials that are smarter than these Machiavellian organizations.

[@shivaanrambally9611]

@@Simon_Nzioki difference in pre-instilled mentalities, that's all.

[@Simon_Nzioki]

@@shivaanrambally9611 of course that's why I said Africans still leave in colonialism mentally that's why you will here of shell, Nestlé and other companies doing something fishy in Africa and not in Asia

[@takeshiasahi5494]

Shell once came to my university for campus placement .... i remember them displaying how they have physically challenged people at top positions. One of them even had a conversation with us students. Almost everyone of us were in tears. i was so much dedicated to work for them, cleared the interview, and then the story of Nigeria came across me. Damnnn i was so pissed, i literally made HR interview a nightmare on purpose. They are trying extremely hard to keep their image up supporting various "act of kindness". Damnn F*&% these evils.

[@valorzinski7423]

I survived 3 CIA backed genocides so I know what those pale skinned devils are capable of There must never be forgiveness, there must be the cruelest of revenges even if it takes a thousand years

[@konqueror07]

never happened

[@mynamejeff3545]

When Shell came to my university for the annual job fair, a handful of students held a sit-in with banners in front of the company's stand, adressing Shell's greenwashing and their role in causing climate change. Shell had been made aware of the disasterous effects of climate change yet to come in the 1980's, and chose to not only keep what was said in the report a secret, but to prevent the passing of environmental protection bills and block the development of green energy for decades. So understandably, climate-conscious students were pissed that this company was allowed to advertize itself as eco-friendly while being all but solely responsible for the mess we're in. Their protest was peaceful and didn't bother the other companies present at the job fair (though tbh plenty of them were also deserving of being protested) I kid you not, the university called the police to come drag away their own students exercising their freedom of protest against a company responsible for more death and destruction than any single country in the last 20 years. Apparently, making sure corporate sponsors can spread lies without opposition is more important to the university than their students' safety

[@ThePurpleKiss101]

I’m nigerian and my uncle used to work for BP on their oil rigs. There was a massive disaster and everything caught up in flames. The U.K. govt sent people to rescue the British nationals there and my uncle, a nigerian citizen was left to die. One of the ugly sides of foreign diplomacy & a illustration of the greed and incompetence of the nigerian government.

[@Cecil_Augus]

Colonialism has never ended. Here in Brazil, back in 2019, we had a Shell spill that poisoned almost half of our coastline. Also in 2019 Vale, a company that once belonged to the state, and now is owned by external holding companies, caused one of the greatest human caused environmental disasters of history, poisoning many rivers in the state I live. Still to this day no reparation has been paid, while more than 80.000 people have developed cancer afterwards. Our two most important forest (and when I say our, I mean as humanity, not only brazilian), the Pantanal and Amazon have been in such an intense deforestation (backed by US and european banks) that the smoke caused by it - I live almost 4.000 kilometers away from the Amazon - had me with lung problems and in bed for week without being able to breathe properly. It's estimated that the equivalent of 4 Great Britains have been deforested only in Pantanal.

[@lentayotaysh]

that's really sad to hear how someone can value one human more so than another because of where they're from and how much exposure comes from it. they would have left all of them if they could get away with it.

[@Geodendronitrian]

I'm sorry for your loss, may he rest in peace.

[@eskorekpe1513]

Can you provide facts? Like the year this happened, the location where it happened, name of your uncle? Do you even know when BP left Nigeria?

[@adrianmcneil1099]

Shell Mercenaries that get paid by their targets?

[@tonks9462]

This guy is just speedrunning being blacklisted by every big company out there

[@DBCooper01]

atleast he'll always be free

[@Boomi609]

He’s speedrunning a “suicide”

[@gsc8713]

@@Boomi609 by 30 shots from the back

[@WhatWillYouFind]

@@DBCooper01 free to fall 13 floors to the pavement by "accident"

[@MVBriscoVolante]

The Big Nose already knows. They’re too powerful

[@Minecrad.]

For all the people thinking this is fake I am a Nigerian myself. I say to Moon for posting this video thank you. Thank you for informing the world about this.

[@DilbeardAlbeard]

Hopefully you guys can rise up and remove the corrupt government.

[@Minecrad.]

@@DilbeardAlbeard Election is soon. Hopefully we get a good president

[@AnonymousReader-er4eg]

@@DilbeardAlbeard Lol, when Nigeria gets a good leader, we all know the Five Eyes will assassinate him and replace him with a loyal Western puppet.

[@danielcyriac3823]

This is really crazy! Do you live in Nigeria?

[@exclusivelythelordsalexand8457]

As a Nigerian, all i can say is thank you for using your platform to bring this horror meted out to Nigerians to light. Blessings to you and yours.

[@cerealkeepsyougoingeveryda555]

Finally, someone talks about the corruption in Nigeria, police are useless, ruthless and cruel and the middle class barely exists. Nigeria threw away its agriculture away the moment they found oil and if hurt its economy greatly. Anambra (a Nigerian state) tried to have multiple businesses but it fell the moment the governor left, putting the state back into poverty. I'm so glad someone is talking about Nigeria's corruption. Shame it's not getting better though and just a portion of Nigeria's problems

[@Thor-Orion]

Slither?

[@cerealkeepsyougoingeveryda555]

@@Thor-Orion Nigeria has a lot of problems other than just the oil like tribal tensions between the major tribes and leftover marks from the civil war like Biafra as well as the North's bribery and control over Nigeria simply because they are of the same tribe and religion as the President Buhari. Heck Nigeria has even had a proper census because people will fraudulently count farm animals like chicken as people. Nigeria hasn't really progressed with contemporary issues and is still heavily conservative. Bribes are commonplace outside the military such as schools, police and even in churches. The government is just a group of the president's friends and they spend money fraudulently and extravagantly while several people still live in villages which their parents or grandparents built. Revolution is difficult without the military but even that is a stretch as said in the video. There a several problems still.

[@the_negativereview]

What do most people see as the future of Nigeria? Is there any hope? Any chance it'll rise in this century? Maybe the next 10-20 years?

[@WhatWillYouFind]

The one enemy all of us share around the globe from the USA to China, from Antigua to Monaco IS LARGE CORPORATIONS. They are "the capital class" the sole reason we still suffer and start wars, feel strife around the world. They are also the doers of our climate and resource divide. Regulate, Repatriate, Divest, Break Apart, and if necessary Imprison and Assimulate their assets. These corporations have run too freely about with our futures.

[@uncomfortabletruths7990]

@@the_negativereview lmaoo my friend we r in a funny time in society. Right now the biggest enemy is oil cooperation's and maybe china. Oil companys r trying everything they can to make us dependent on oil so they could keep making money and buying out all the green energy projects/companys to slow down the process of us not relying on oil. So really america is the worlds biggest enemy right now and then maybe china

[@CGIQ.]

I'm a Nigerian and ISTG I'm glad this topic has been covered by a big creator like you... I believe Shell and other huge oil companies are responsible for the lack of proper electricity infrastructure in our country because if Nigeria reduces its use of generators then the need for oil is greatly reduced therefore a loss of profit for shell. Thank you for covering this topic

[@lightlingzooma-69]

It’s probably the Nigerian government that’s there’s lack of electricity. All the politicians steal the money used for electricity.

[@anti.bctards7376]

I’m just curious but do you thinks countries should nationalize resources. Because it’s infuriating to see these sellouts still in power

[@vanhuvanhuvese2738]

@@anti.bctards7376 That wont help its just transferring from a small white elite to a small black elite long term is stopping corruption removing the failed corrupt government which is letting this happen The Nigerian Government is complicit and treasonous in participating in this corruption they have to be removed.

[@cerealkeepsyougoingeveryda555]

A fellow Nigerian, its sad what our country has come to.

[@smashmaster13]

May God bless you guys with a solution soon

[@hypany]

As an American Diplomat living in Abuja, Nigeria, I can see the effects. To say electricity is poor would be an understatement. Not an hour goes by that the power goes off, and sometimes it will stay off for hours. Thanks for bringing this important topic to light 🖤

[@lastgoodid]

You are not an American diplomat living in Nigeria

[@abdukadirnur6110]

Why do they need a public electricity company in the first place. I just came back from one of the poorest countries in Africa and never had one night blackout for the ten yrs of my contract in there. Because power is supplied by private companies.

[@hypany]

@@lastgoodid Umm.. yeah, I am 😂

[@Dexter4o4]

Prove it 😂

[@davidgn40]

@@abdukadirnur6110 which country? And are you sure you were actually getting power from the power company or was it from a generator?

[@shibito549]

As a Nigerian, I've only heard about the situation, but no one ever discussed it in depth. Thank you for covering this on your channel.

[@shadowdragon3521]

The fact that a company can get away with something like this and still maintain a half decent ESG score just further proves that ESG is completely meaningless and a load of BS.

[@-p2349]

It’s not meaningless it has a meaning to make black rock lots of money 🤑 and influence

[@mikafizz1022]

someone reply to me later so I can come back to the vid please?

[@-p2349]

@@mikafizz1022 ok?

[@Llkolii]

The system is made for them

[@m.thorton9305]

they have power, sadly

[@DetectiveMapping]

I’ve known about Shell’s scummyness for a while now but I had no idea it was this bad, I’m from Canada and one of my classmates is from Nigeria and was explaining to me how corrupt the government is, this explains a big part of it. You’re doing gods work talking about this stuff

[@AllRequired]

The Freedom Convoy got the ball rolling. Now we're seeing others run with it.

[@MsFallenPrime]

Proud Shell share owner

[@dwaynejohnson8606]

in your dream 🤡

[@goncerex9521]

Canadá does the same thing in África with mines

[@darkbrightnorth]

@@AllRequired the freedom convoy were terrorists and supporters of these big oil companies. They are the enemies of change and progress in these issues.

[@pranavbhatt9958]

Reminds me of the British East India Company and British rule, which brought Bharat (India) from the world's most prosperous to one of the poorest nations. Kudos to you brother for bringing this to my knowledge. I wish the best future to my dear Nigerian brothers and sisters. Yes you are having a bad time but hope the struggle would bring a bright future. From now, I won't by anything from the shell. Love from India.

[@indranildutta5838]

Without EIC kolkata would not have existed

[@agentleman2673]

@@indranildutta5838 explain?

[@indranildutta5838]

@@agentleman2673 u need explanation roam across ur own city what Architecture it had none it was EIC who built Kolkata's economy see the state of ur city currently see it's condition worthless dirty Bangladeshi filled state perhaps the highest number of homeless and beggars are in Kolkata and what can u do ?????

[@deepakagrawal1205]

​​@@indranildutta5838 Other major cities would have existed as they were. Much more prosperous than kolkata anyways. Bengali BS.

[@cameraguy6213]

Thank you for this informational video, my company has been trying to decide how to step out onto the world stage and you have given us a blueprint towards large scale acquisition.

[@ivcps]

I'm Ukrainian, and I remember as soon as Shell started getting gas in the eastern part of my country, the environmental situation immediately deteriorated: spillage after spillage. So no surprise really.

[@margaretaticarat7871]

i see what the war is about then,

[@scintillam_dei]

Your country's racist and gay. Hope Russia takes it all. From a Spaniard, wth hate. Not at you, but your country. See my video on the NATO logo having a swastika in it in plain sight.

[@scintillam_dei]

@@margaretaticarat7871 The war is not about money. It's about advancing the satanic New World Order agenda, as I proved in my series on the overrated British Empire.

[@miniman400]

@@margaretaticarat7871 It probably plays a bigger role in the war than it is being talked about but for sure isn't the only reason.

[@sybrandwoudstra9236]

Dutch people as a whole are pretty awfull at combining resource extraction and livelyhoods. Here in the Netherlands the NAM (a gas extraction company) drilled for schale gas between 2013 and 2018(?) and the report said that "the wellbeing of surrounding inhabitants should not be considered". Eventually, hospital floors and ceilings in Groningen (UMCG and Martiniziekenhuis Groningen) started to show cracks and now they mostly stopped drilling. Obviously, in Nigeria it is much, MUCH worse.

[@mrwhosethebeast6384]

The world really needs to see this, as a Nigerian I've never been more afraid, I wake up everyday with a bad feeling for the country. Hoping and praying for the best.

[@thefirstkingdogo1126]

You re country hase many recorsec. A huge laibor pool of milllions and that's growing every day

[@matthewpatrick7964]

@@thefirstkingdogo1126 Pls correct your grammar

[@weaknessfluffy8159]

Bro they don’t care about us look how make Iraq from paradise to shithole😢

[@ogeo.8966]

@FemonicZI most countries are

[@anonymouspotato432]

as a kenyan praying for y'all

[@nickyfa8582]

Great video thanks for researching and for your impecable delivery, while also giving context pretty well!

[@titchc3657]

Thank you for your dedication to bringing topics like this into the light.

[@perropequeno]

In our school, we learnt about how most oil spills in Nigeria are caused by vandalism and criminals but I guess that was all just propaganda. Thanks for the enlightenment

[@Thor-Orion]

It's always propaganda if it paints big businesses in a good light.

[@susbedstain2900]

The illegal fuel industry is still a big problem

[@uncomfortabletruths7990]

if it always makes people look like the bad guys just remember that its the company's that r at fault

[@moderatemapper9440]

@@susbedstain2900 It isn't a problem. It'll only be a problem once Nigeria gets a good government

[@Noxictyz]

No, it is true. Just search for a video on this on youtube and consider the environmental impact of diesel refining in a makeshift camp near a river.

[@joltdell]

As a Nigerian, all I can say is, it's about time someone covered this and this country needs help

[@user-ez7ls2du9c]

Any sources for those interested in learning more? Im specifically looking for sources about Shell causing these thousands of spills on purpose, and why they would do that.

[@hendrikheim5665]

Perhaps you ought to rise up and transform your nation yourself instead of asking for help? As other nations take chances and succeed or fail.

[@theEchannel_official]

@@hendrikheim5665 You need to ask for help when a country is under the control of a single company. In order to beat a company controlling a country you need either a LARGER company to take over for the economy OR a LARGER COUNTRY to shut Shell down. Look at how the protestors were murdered for speaking out

[@hendrikheim5665]

@@theEchannel_official Listen here kid. The tide of destiny is shaped by few select individuals, the peasant class like you and I can do nothing meaningful. It has to come with great effort and love for ones nation and use it to make it prosper. There were many nations who did not prosper, many who did and some who are trying their best and it seems like they might do it. Nigeria failed because they were and are unable as it looks like to produce good leaders that can turn their nation into a successful one. Look at germany, look at singapore, look at china, taiwan, kenya, serbia and many more. Some do it better than others and it's purely to do with smart and good leadership.

[@Mr.Riffian]

Your country need to solve it by itself. As long as you have to rely on someone else you will be exploited.

[@storytimezombeh858]

Stay strong Nigerian people, love from Southeast Asia.

[@chickensoup9869]

We need to kick Shell out of our region. We literally have self-producing capabilities I don't know why SEA people are not boycotting Shell put of the region. We have the power.

[@safe-keeper1042]

Recently played a video game called NORCO, set by a Shell refinery in Lousiana in the United States. It goes into detail about cancer cases, land appropriation, and general exploitation by the local Shell division. It's also a great game. Worth a playthrough.

[@BruceLeroyUK]

As a Nigerian, I am so grateful you did a video on this. Great video as always.

[@itsziadfr]

I pray for your country to come back on its feet and i hope for the destruction of shell, greetings from egypt 🇳🇬❤️🇪🇬

[@neuviswife]

God bless you and your country! I pray for you guys. From America

[@InAllHeavy]

United Kingdom you mean?

[@Marlin123]

Praying from Israel 🇮🇱👬🇳🇬

[@fromabove422]

thank you mister white man

[@vibeyvideos9518]

i have a friend from nigeria, both his parents died of cancer. this is so sad.

[@scintillam_dei]

God will resurrect the dead, and give them a chance to judge those who hurt them. DIES IRAE DIES ILLA Day of wrath and terror looming, heaven and earth to ash consuming, Sybyl's truth and David's word foredoooming. What horror must invade the mind, when the approaching Judge shall find and sift the deeds of all mankind?

[@peterm3964]

Just blame whitey .

[@jhin28]

@@scintillam_dei yes god will resurrect the dead, but it is not your god

[@scintillam_dei]

@@jhin28 I already proved my religion right in my series on the British Empire, and in other videos. What's your god's name? I did videos proving Islam wrong, and proving Hinduism wrong. Plan for more.

[@jhin28]

@@scintillam_dei basicly its just wrong. jesus didnt said ım god. he just said ım a prophet. also you say jesus has been slain , how can a god die ?

[@kaas137]

I am from The Netherlands. They treat us like sheep. Thank you so much for making this video.

[@infraredimmortalerth]

Support Nigerian people 🇳🇬 from kurdistan

[@Chorutowo]

My country of Azerbaijan has a similar problem. The government relies almost totally on its oil industry, which is predominantly owned by BP. The same family has ruled since the soviets, and is heavily corrupt.

[@neuviswife]

I'm so sorry to hear that :( The oil industry is incredibly evil! I pray for you and your country.

[@Nobody-ge7pk]

salam, nice to see another, my family decided to go to the uk, definitely better

[@mr.z6887]

@@neuviswife wel countries like these need to move from export of recources to self producing industialisation

[@markmitchell590]

@@mr.z6887 The trap for any country rich in natural resources is that it is so much cheaper and easier to rely on the revenue from them than do the hard work of industrialising and skilling up. Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States are in a similar position to Nigeria, but with a much lower base population. Only Norway has managed to avoid the trap, due largely to a harsh environment which encouraged saving against future hardship.

[@scintillam_dei]

BP as in British Petroleum? It has the word "British" in it, so it is evil by default.

[@Livingflamesoffire]

I literally started crying after watching this video I'm from Nigeria and it isn't easy over here I'm also a creator on KZbin but it's just hell when you are in a country that is trying to bury your talents, gifts and opportunities.

[@Livingflamesoffire]

@Dalton Black thanks for these words There are Just likes healing to my soul. I mean I've just been thinking or overthinking after watching this video.

[@madday9589]

Ik what it’s like to have the west, greed, corruption, and other factors destroy your country 😢 At least we can find joy and comfort in the free gift God has granted all of us: For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. (John 3:16). May God bless and help your people in this time 🙏

[@Livingflamesoffire]

@@madday9589 Amen

[@haslamabad_]

i pray for you and your countrymen

[@Livingflamesoffire]

@@scintillam_dei why do you say this?

[@hansword]

"How bad!? How bad can this POSSIBLY BE?!?!"

[@MResistant]

Moon you are crazy^^ how much work you put into your videosxD I love it

[@arthas7]

This is no different than what "East India Company" did to India, looted the richest country in world for over 200 years. Nigeria must overcome this calamity, praying soon

[@PeruvianPotato]

Well to be fair, before the British came, India wasn't a united country and split into tons of different kingdoms and empires

[@carlinthomas9482]

@@PeruvianPotato Correct, not to mention the fact Indians have a chip on their shoulder and like to blame others for problems they created themselves. Singapore and Hong Kong were both prosperous after the British left, there is a lesson in there.

[@arthas7]

@@PeruvianPotato dunno how your point is relevant to this one, but the idea of nation states is relatively new. India has always been a civilizational state, the culture remains same irrespective of whether one king ruled or many, Bharat and it's definition is in written records of thousand of years old.

[@sliftylovesyou]

@@arthas7 bihar and tamil nadu can hardly be compared

[@madarauchiha4298]

@Peruvian Potato those fuckers should have stayed in britain

[@violarulez]

*"Traditional communities do not voluntarily give up the resources on which their communities are based until their communities have been destroyed. They also do not willingly allow their landbases to be damaged so that other resources -- gold, oil, and so on -- can be extracted. it follows that those who want the resources will do what they can to destroy traditional communities."* -from Derrick Jensen's Endgame

[@ohamatchhams]

Not just traditional communities, but also environmental's ecosystems and the flows of life which it's carries, if both of body and soul can be systematically poisoned and thrown into collective discords and individual selfishness for the pursuit of material gains even at the cost of said sustainable traditional communities and environment in the name of "progress" and material advancement, then it's conceited & deceitful game at the long term, while obviously banally evil Oddly enough, the feudal systems of Medieval eras before Age of Exploration in spite of less industrial and digital luxuries being offered, were much more sustainable for the generations of life to develop and continues

[@SelfProclaimedEmperor]

@@ohamatchhams Feudalism was technically sustainable, but it also involved a lot of suffering...mostly of the poor.

[@markmitchell590]

Primitivism is retarded. Power matters.

[@scintillam_dei]

@@SelfProclaimedEmperor All systems fail when sinners are in charge. Dumboracy is a bandwagon fallacy. Communism pretends mankind isn't selfish, and forces people to share. Capitalism encourages people to hoard and exploit AKA steal. Feudalism was bad if your lord was bad.

[@doyoueventhink351]

@@SelfProclaimedEmperor Mostly!? I think you mean ENTIRELY.

[@uponthebay]

I had no idea about any of this. Thank you.

[@stozoul]

Thank you for bringing a video like this.

[@proff6651]

As an Ogoni, this hit differently. We have what we call the Ogoni day because of the killing of KEN SARO WIWA. November 10th. You are extremely talented to be able to condensed this story like you did.

[@godmg]

I hope things get better there. I was curious, does the populace unite against shell and the government as one, or the movement and the knowledge of the situation is limited only to a few areas.

[@dazza761]

As a Nigerian , even I didn't know it's gotten this bad

[@DavidNwokoye]

It's been this bad for the last 30 years

[@PromWing]

thats actually sad ma brotha !!!

[@Clegane90]

I feel so bad for the people of Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤❤, and for the nature also ❤❤ You are the true victors!!! Never give up my heroes

[@MultiWalrus1]

Very informative, great work. Subbed.

[@iwantgoals1566]

Thanks for shedding light on the struggles of my mother land. As a Nigerian living in the diaspora it disappoints me to see that the country is only getting worse. Big Chinese corporations have started to take over the infrastructure of our country. Soon enough Nigeria will be under the grip of yet more new age colonial powers. Just makes me wonder exactly what if anything, the international community can do to help us out. I’m ready to back the cause in any way I can.

[@c1x5w89]

The only way is to spread all of those info to the world because the otan aint gonna do something same for others

[@Thomas-xd4cx]

That's the thing... This is the "international community". Shell, Blackrock and others own the governments - even the supranational ones. They are the snakes in the grass.

[@rainingdiarrhea6597]

we could help you guys out by sending you all back bc you illegally (or legally since our govs hate us) show up in our homes to colonize us.

[@spookyspookat5038]

If by International community you mean NATO or ONU then you can forget any sort of help, they are run by the same people that pillaged your country's economy.

[@c1x5w89]

@@spookyspookat5038 yep

[@saretheldair8640]

As a seaman that travels there with oil tankers, I can say that things are pretty bad in Nigeria...corrupted to the bone, pirates, and even most authorities, oil and plunder is all that matters. The many live in poverty and a lot of people become criminals just to survive. Seamen do not dare go out of the ship, especially without escort, or are almost certain to be robbed, abducted, or worse, and this may even happen while a vessel is underway many miles away from Nigerian coasts if pirates assault the ship. Their government is well aware of everything you read and yet it turns a blind eye.

[@ThePrinceOfNigeria]

It is my dream to one day travel across the ocean in a ship, it is an endeavor that I deeply crave which to you is just what you have to do.

[@chinedugabriel931]

Nigeria needs help please

[@TheSunMoon]

Makes you think if their freedom fighters are justified in what they're doing against corruption

[@N.J.C95]

This is why it flabbergasts me when people say corporations can regulate themselves. This is just one out of the MANY examples we have seen of Capitalism's private tyranny.

[@emerosky9899]

exactly. In Capitalist system, all companies want an infinite growth.....on a finite planet.

[@N.J.C95]

@@emerosky9899 EXACTLY

[@Spido68_the_spectator]

​@@emerosky9899 even more when it's profits. the individual sucks

[@vejet]

Ok. And what's you brilliant alternative, Socialism? I'll take capitalism any day, every day over a failed socialist state like Venezuela.

[@falconmclenny7284]

Alternative is still worse. This story is disgusting though.

[@prestonh7574]

Thank you, for putting our words out their🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@tacitus6384]

This really shows the potential for destructive greed of man. Shell is the main one to blame, but I can't imagine the utter evil of the Nigerian officials selling out their own people like that.

[@Thor-Orion]

Greed suffocates everything.

[@jeyfomson6364]

Exactly !!

[@uncomfortabletruths7990]

@pyropulse Lmaoo its 100% greed. ur just trying to sound different. There was a study done and they had 2 groups. One group had 100,000 and had to keep it. The other group had to go and try to get it. I dont remember if they pit them against each other but what they found out is that the group that had to keep it tried significantly harder to keep the money then those who had to get it. So its a mixture of greed and fear, they r scared to lose it and dont want to lose it

[@EinFelsbrocken]

@pyropulse Thats greed; bro.

[@ayo123]

@pyropulse you don't need to be philosophical about everything. they're just greedy old men that don't give a toss about millions of children, men, women and families they are starving and killing

[@chonky2129]

This video aligns very well with the book “Confessions of An Economic Hitman”. It’s an excellent and revealing read.

[@BiggerR10]

sounds intersesting. gonna check it out

[@colorpg152]

and then people tell you to be peaceful as if they ever needed truth to get you executed, peace is great for tyrants

[@prettyme3150]

I'm going to get it as well. I've been hearing about it for a while. It's about time I read it.

[@fasiistyrer]

It's also 100% BS. He has never been hired to do the things he claims he did. He is a fraud. Just so you know.

[@colorpg152]

@@fasiistyrer look a Glowy

[@PaulGamer15]

I wonder how this video is still up!! Great content i never knew it was this bad, it's scary that all the news are out there but they are not spread

[@JasonParmenter]

This now has over 1 mil views and u showed the issues of this country to many who isnt shown it by mainstream media, great stuff.

[@andresprieto6554]

As a Venezuelan myself, I have seen the both sides of the coin since Venezuela used to have a privatized oil industry until it became nationalized. The indisputable and main issue is always corruption in government, moreso the issue than the oil companies. It's the same blessing and curse on virtually all countries (in development) with extreme natural resources, too much money and too much misery even if it sounds counterintuitive. It breeds corruption, the bane of Africa and South America. Companies are just the vultures that come to pick off the bones.

[@jermaincummings2679]

That's the real issue bro .my country has the exact same problem. Weak politicians, Weak laws and a weak system of law where the politicians have too much power for their own damm good .Hence the greed and corruption has no equal.We are forever doomed because of the greed and stupidity of them.The oil companies are just exploiting it.Funny enough the Home country of the companies also knows it And does nothing to put a stopping to it.Double standards should be a crime men.Not a bad video but it does nothing really for us.

[@JoacoG11]

Sometimes I think my country Is lucky to only have wheat lmao

[@LowestofheDead]

This corruption didn't appear out of thin air. Before Venezuela and Nigeria were independent, these colonies were still 'extraction economies' for foreign powers and the locals who collaborated. Even though they became independent from colonial overlords, their infrastructure were designed around extracting. The only educated people were elites who collaborated in robbing the country, militaries were designed for suppressing crowds, basic transit was only designed for moving resources out, etc. It's too easy for a multinational like Shell to to take over such an environment As an example, Nigeria specifically was going to be multiple nations post-independence. The British got involved and ensured it was a federation, so it could be dominated by the North who had collaborated during colonialism. This actually helped in suppressing the southern Biafra region when it tried to secede.

[@CuriouslyWatching]

@@LowestofheDead you're right. But this is how I look at it. Bad governance & colonialism gave developing countries a bad start. But corruption keeps it there. There have been countries that also started just like that. But it took either a revolution or a coup from a dictator who then fires everybody & builds the country the way they envision, free of corruption. Action needs to be taken

[@supernatural_forces]

There's Oil Cartel, Drugs Cartel, Bio-Tech Cartel, Pharmaceutical Cartel, etc. but the one controls the value of Paper is the most powerful than all these. Like, 1 U.S. $ = about 3,00,000 Venezuelan Bolivar; 1 U.S. $ = about 40,000 Iranian Rial, etc.

[@nitelife383]

As a African, thanks for shedding awareness. There are many other topics you could focus on

[@ayo123]

buhari slander video

[@voraxityy8349]

@@ayo123 YES YES YESSSS YES

[@mattia51296]

Thank you for your great work! People like you have given KZbin its true worth 👍🏾

[@yehinuelodidi5041]

"Which means Shell is the Nigerian Government's DADDY!" That was hilarious. 😂😂

[@danielattah1836]

I'm Nigerian and I'm from the Niger-Delta, the region with the most oil. Sadly everything you've said is true. As a matter of fact, it's actually worse than that in reality. Shell other Oil companies, and certain selfish foreign powers have pillaged my people and killed them through pollutions, mass shootings and imprisonment, the manipulate the entire electoral process to continue keeping their favourite people in power. It's unbearable. I am very happy with the world's slowly reduced dependence on oil. Only when oil is useless or finished in Nigeria will these rogues leave the country alone.

[@actuallyKriminell]

Oil dependence is not being reduced though. Its just global price increases. Renewables wont produce sufficient energy for centuries.

[@cyberneticbutterfly8506]

It makes me wonder if there are historical parallels where a highly corrupted state has become uncorrupted and the people took back control of it's fate?

[@cyborgchimpy]

my mom's father died in one of these ...civil wars caused by shell. she never truly recovered from losing her father at such a young age. her mom (my grandma)who I've only seen once in my entire life was even in a worse mental state. she went actually crazy.

[@munkeefinkelbeen5395]

@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 the closest example to that I can think of is Cuba, and look how that turned out. Sadly most "3rd world countries" will stay that way because they are more valuable to global superpowers when they're weak and corruptible...

[@cyberneticbutterfly8506]

@@munkeefinkelbeen5395 Rather than "global superpowers" I think it's more useful to focus on the specific factions and individuals within those superpowers. One of the reasons people aren't held personally responsible in this world is that people in the media, even independent media, always portray issues as "China does X USA does Y" and we get angry at generalities rather than holding specific individuals accountable. Especially those with the obligation to prosecute, investigate, indict, who refrain from doing so.

[@animatedfaithchronicles]

Being a Nigerian, my heart bleeds as I watch this. It's so accurate! The propaganda runs deep and nobody, not even the Government, sees it. 😔

[@phantomsinthemist]

The government probably sees, but they're too corrupt to care. And that's the worst part

[@NS-or1hw]

Oh the govt definitely sees it.

[@kerikildey2434]

The government does see it. They are part of it.

[@ohamatchhams]

@@ThiagoPagogna Unfortunately, those whose take up arms can be easily framed by Shell company (by proxy of State government of Nigeria) to be acts of domestic terrorism, meanwhile any non-violent movements lead by a single noble-hearted men can be """solved""" by Shell through manufacturing scandals alongside other shapes and forms of false accusations to divides said movements, it's a lose-lose situation and the oil spills can get worse, unless you want to get more international voices which Shell couldn't even bribed I think one of the best ways to start is to get into advanced hidden journalism, take as much photos and videos and mass testimonies as you can, to frame Shell Company and the corrupted elements within the body Nigerian state government back

[@balls4811]

@@ThiagoPagogna that's not really how it works. Nigeria Is a perfect example of neo-colonized dictatorship. And a regular dictatorship Is already nearly impossible to overthrow without support of the military or a foreign power (ask Belarusians or Hongkongers), and here Nigerians are dealing with a corrupt police state AND a foreign de-facto colonial superpower. Nigerians are not to be blamed for what they have to endure. They are victims and won't be saved without outside help

[@Username5H0]

And now I no longer miss the Shell station food that used to be in my town.

[@robloxianmaster887]

Hey, if you could post the sources where you got all the information in the desc.? I would really appreciate it as I want to do a research paper on this as it is an interesting topic to write about, thanks!

[@ethangunter2882]

Ya i wish he did that in his videos

[@powlman6841]

Almost scary to believe my country (norway) almost sold our oil fields to shell.

[@LLAANN1988]

Wouldnt have been the same scale. Its just Shell, Half british has such a long exploitation history in former parts of the British empire, eg Iraq, Nigeria and Mexico which all used to have British oilfields or were owned by the British. Norway probably would have gained a profit and be more well off had shell bought the oil fields due to the strong gouverment regulation and low corruption. its only really a problem if it is a corrupt government eg Nigeria,Iraq and Mexico.

[@Communism_in_Ohio]

You norwegians are lucky that your oil is under your sea and not under your land

[@onebigsnowball]

@@LLAANN1988 It's not half british it's fully british now

[@Cuteemogirl94]

Yeah....but most food is controlled by chemical comapnies. It all goes way up to Blackrock ams Vanguard. Around the entire world

[@powlman6841]

@@Cuteemogirl94 ams?

[@purple_clouds3797]

I'm a Nigerian and I shiver anytime Nigeria is mentioned. Been subscribed for a while and I am so happy you are speaking on this subject

[@ineedausername9617]

As a Nigerian, the only thing I can do is feel heartbroken over what's happened to this country

[@godmg]

Hope the conditions get better and you guys come back even stronger. I was curious, is the situation same over the entire country or the pollution is mainly affecting the rural areas. What do the people living in the cities think about this situation ?

[@ineedausername9617]

@@godmg it affects the whole country but it's definitely worse in rural areas. People who live in cities including myself have chosen to accept the situation and nobody even imagines a future with change. It's really sad.

[@blobfish7436]

I'm Nigeria and its good to finally see more people talk about the corruption I the country

[@BaconLord582_JointlineStudios]

Shell. The same company that had to close down in my hometown because of a lack of business.

[@ironiceire]

They had to exit the Irish market too because of protests of an oil rig in cork I think

[@MonumentToAllYourSins]

i find it hard to believe it was a lack of business. first comment seems more plausible.

[@BaconLord582_JointlineStudios]

@@MonumentToAllYourSins that's nice.

[@ShinFahima]

@@MonumentToAllYourSins Down where I am, every shell is way more expensive than everywhere else. In every regard; from the snacks inside to the fuel outside.

[@SykeSD]

@@ShinFahima this is why I never would get gas at shell.

[@Loan-Lee]

"easily bribable government and military" don't think words have really stung as much as this one I'm Nigerian 💔💔💔

[@SelfProclaimedEmperor]

Do not be sad, corrupt government officials are a problem in 75% of the world. It is something we all need to work on to stop

[@grahamjacob97]

I've spent a big chunk of the last 3 years in Nigeria, 8 trips so far including 9 months in 2020 and over 7 months in 2021. While in Warri last year I asked why they didn't collect rain water for drinking to be told that it was too poisonous. In the south (Delta and Rivers states) you can always see fires from oil. I was told that every time the military finds an illegal refining operation the burn it all. As I understand it Shell are no longer looking to expand any of their on-shore operations and are only looking at the offshore side now. Shell is not the only oil major in Nigeria and Nigeria is not the only country significantly affected in this way.

[@joshuakoko6646]

God bless you for this documentary.

[@AryonaSamoto]

Yet another example of how big companies only care about money. People are just pawns😔

[@AryonaSamoto]

@pyropulse not the point I was making. Living things hold no meaning in the world we live in. Your life means nothing. To the world, you don't matter, no one does.

[@stonethemason12]

They want power. Money is useless. It's just a tool to control people.

[@pumkin610]

@@AryonaSamoto but people do matter If those people own companies 👌

[@borijwjes1234]

I am from Serbia, an european country and a similar thing started happening to it. A company called Rio Tinto started to extract lithium and it is throwing waste into the rivers. Of course, this is 100 times better then the nigerian situation, but it might be a start of something really bad.

[@jabesparker12]

china, USA and UK have their eyes fixated on african resources nobody can fend them off. the are the gods on earth. if africans revolt then you already know what US, UK and nato ahve done in afganistan, syria, iran, venezuela, yemen, isreal, and the list just goes on. africans better be prepaired for the new gen slavery coming to them in real time.

[@sSPACEBALLSs]

Rio Tinto literally blew up an ancient aboriginal site in Australia. They’re fucked

[@saellenx3528]

Gonite te Engleze iz svoje države. Gdje god njihova čizma uđe tu mizerija nastaje.

[@skyking4557]

Isn't the Lithium buried underground to Avoid Leftover radiation?the company should go bankrupt

[@danzanbattumur9638]

same thing in mongolia by the same company…

[@stephendimino332]

You are consistently expanding my world. I thank you so much.

[@coreynj]

Spread this everywhere so more people are aware

[@Carnyzzle]

We get to see what happens when a big corporation is able to do things without a government strong enough to regulate them.

[@afonsodealbuquerque1879]

Shell literally depends on the state to do what they do.

[@bromisovalum8417]

We live in a world where corporations have become more powerful than nations.

[@mikafizz1022]

THAT'S SO TRUE

[@conradmbugua9098]

government means control mind

[@DanielGarcia-kw4ep]

I'll show this to all the libercucks out there

[@toasty3404]

This guy covers the most controversial topics and has no been demonized. keep it up!

[@ni9274]

Everyone know of this

[@26183]

@@ni9274 "Everyone" -trust me bro

[@daisyhoward5472]

He's not big enough to be a problem.

[@MagcargoMan]

@@ni9274 I didn't know. And I'm a lot of people aren't aware of this either.

[@Vary180]

"demonized" do you mean demonetized lol

[@askemervigbahnson333]

Sources? As your content is truly important, and I’d like to learn more about this topic, it would be nice with sources in the description.

[@matthewrobinson5723]

The worst part is, this is not the first time a company has taken over a country

[@matthewrobinson5723]

@Paco the grey african 🏳️‍🌈⃠ and?

[@ajayshekhawat2292]

if it was a chinese company doing the same the same west would declared that company as a threat to nigeria but when west itself does it nothing happens

[@vivijoe2256]

Exactly, I do not like China either, but the west is far worse.

[@sarubet8725]

So? The west is hypocrites woo hoo imagine my shock. Still does not justify china's activities.

[@dr.blasphemy0715]

I agree with you, this should not be a dichotomy. We can oppose corruption, corporatism and neo-colonialism all at once.

[@fasiistyrer]

But China is doing that to several African countries and the West is taking that fairly cool.

[@heralds5662]

@@fasiistyrer You are misled

[@paruparuno8887]

one of the worst mistakes to rule a nation, is to depend for one thing. I’m actually really sad that Nigeria got manipulated by a company from their colonizers… Lebanon went though a big downfall in the civil war, not just because of religion, but also because the government disapproved of agriculture and the forests of Lebanon were burnt for money. this is because of the government thinking that tourism would be the only thing they need to take off since Lebanon was an amazing country for tourists in the 60s, but of course they were ignorant. I just get so pissed when governments get very corrupt and presidents get killed in favor to make a nation worse. i hope Nigeria realizes their country is being ruined because of the ignorance. I love nigeria so much. 🇱🇧❤️🇳🇬

[@scintillam_dei]

"not jsut because of religion" Which reminds me that natiosn fall because of atheism. China, North Korea, Cambodia, Vietnam and others have degenerated because of atheism.

[@jaqen7122]

''Nigeria got manipulated by a company'' - if a corrupt government accepts dirty money from a company we can't really say they'we been manipulated. Nigerian government is also accountable for the terrible state of the country, their first priority should be to protect the land and its citizens!

[@granudisimo]

@@jaqen7122 Yeah and if they do, the company sends armed thugs and/or simply put, pays local delinquents and paramilitary to destabilize the government untill they concede, or someone easier to manipulate is elected. Colonialism never ended, and I'd like to see how brave you really are when put in such a situation, as being the president of a poor African nation is one, and I shit you not, one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.

[@jaqen7122]

@@granudisimo If the people in your country rather get a fast buck than have a better country it's again your people's fault. Nobody is forcing you to take the deal/money, nobody is forcing you to do terrible things to your own people. But your actions will have consequences. Is it also colonialism fault that African countries revenues are so dependent of natural resources? Maybe you should diverse yours economies instead

[@granudisimo]

@@jaqen7122 Not only you're denying history in favor of the Lobster so called Man's mental wank, you're also assuming I'm from one of those countries. Well guess what, I'm from one of the countries DOING, the colonialism, so take the L and learn history, bucko.

[@rosaria8384]

Hey Moon, I'm sure you're risking your life revealing controversies like this, but this is the kind of content creators I always want to support. Thanks, history really repeats itself, particularly the East India Company of the Brits in India

[@YellowJelly13]

Nobody is risking their life for uploading this lol

[@shittumustapha9636]

As a Nigerian I think there’s still a solution Buy the whole company and send them away. If they don’t agree jail them. But these corrupt dogs called leaders are not ready

[@Nevertrollingagain]

I hope nationalism rises again

[@olatomidejayeoba2498]

Nigeria wasn't poor before oil a naira was almost equal to a dollar

[@vanhuvanhuvese2738]

what IS MORE IMPORTANT what is happening now has to be resolved

[@TheSuperBoyProject]

Average wage before oil: 5 naira month

[@vanhuvanhuvese2738]

@@TheSuperBoyProject Africa is unique these GDP figures will paint a distorted view of the 70s or even 1900s in Africa. Here is an example before 1970 in most parts of Africa you could get someone who does not have $usd5 or in this case Naira for 3 weeks.However the same person has land grows their own food and has cattle eats meat everyday so are they poor? or have a net-worth of

[@Andrei-cp5jr]

I had to do a presentation about this in high school. I never knew something like this can happen. This made me dig more into the corruption topic around the world and I found that the amount of countries where something similar to this happens is shocking. The east European countries are also affected by this phenomenon. And Nigeria isn’t the only country in Africa. This made me think about politics from a different perspective. Absolutely insane. I guess in some big companies there are no morals. Or maybe people working there have such atomized jobs that they don’t realize what they are doing.

[@rogerjack9053]

i.m from romania (east europe) and sadly this is true..this phenomenon is happening all over the world

[@j6873]

It absolutely blows my mind how people can be so evil. Knowing what they are doing is wrong and that the majority of their nation suffers because of their selfish actions. There are so many other ways someone with power and influence can become rich, yet they choose to do it the easy way and at the expense of their own people.

[@globalnationalismyoutube]

@@j6873 This is how most humans become evil. We don't deliberately commit crimes, but we stay silent if we are indirectly responsible for them. I am not saying that I am a saint. Not at all. I'm just giving my opinion on most people.

[@y2k21]

You know what they say right? *Money talks and bull shat walks* It's hard to turn down a million dollars when it's right in front of you. Especially when you accept that the people who are suffering are going to suffer regardless.

[@mosalethoba5267]

The by product of capitalism societies is that big companies Captures the elite politicians and their governments . In South Africa there's an ongoing turmoil currently going on whereby it's claimed that the Ex president captured the State with the Gupta brothers from India but when you look deeper you realize that the people who are fighting the ex president through media , judiciary and other means are actually the ones who's been capturing the State ever since the beginning of time .

[@BB-pn2qv]

I have a good friend in Nigeria and I hate what these companies have done, evil a hell.

[@shubhamnaik8198]

Thanks for ur hardwork n showing us the fact

[@taand4725]

I remember my mom telling me she never buys gas at Shell stations, for this exact reason. This was 30 years ago.

[@GamesifiedYT]

I never knew all this was going on in Nigeria. My parents are from there so it does sadden me to know all the corruption going on there. Thank you for educating me and I hope this can all get solved eventually! 🤞

[@leonhenry4861]

It won’t until Nigerian officials man the f up

[@matthewpatrick7964]

@Karl with a K How come?

[@matthewpatrick7964]

@Karl with a K alright then

[@j6873]

@Karl with a K I don't think you know enough about Nigeria to make that assertion. It is false to claim that nothing is being done about it. West African countries like Nigeria and Ghana are gaining favour with some of the largest tech companies such as Microsoft, and Amazon and Twitter who are opening offices their for Software and Ai research and development, and employing the people of those countries to fill these roles. Tech is one of the largest drivers of one of the worlds most successful economies; USA. Technology offers new solutions and it's not too late for things to change trajectory in Africa. If tech giants thought these were failed states, they won't be investing in these countries and employing their engineers.

[@BusinessFinancialNetwork]

Wow thanks for the insightful and risky coverage

[@madmatt6343]

Amazing video and work !

[@JhanSnow]

I feel sorry for the politicians and the people of Nigeria who are actually trying to fight corruption.

[@scintillam_dei]

To be a high-ranking politician requires selling your soul, pretty much. Learn about masonry. They monopolize high ranks of governments and corporations. All corporations use masonic logos. All country flags are by masonic design. Hellywood is masonic. On and on.

[@MrLB67]

This companies are really evil good job exposing them

[@PotatoSalad11]

I've just cancelled my home gas and electricity supply with Shell after watching this and will avoid using Shell petrol stations

[@ogchizzybeats4854]

As a Nigerian, this video is so hard and sad to watch. I hate that we are in this situation

[@Lenny-pi2hq]

It's good to see that someone else is taking Jake Trans place in making high quality documentary style videos about topics people are too afraid to talk about. Wishing nothing but the best for moon and his channel!

[@DanielGarcia-kw4ep]

He always has been covering this topics, even better than Jake, and he dooesn't seem to be selling out at least soon

[@Tahha5544]

Jakes vids were good till he basically outsourced his job to someone else, now all he does is read ads and hire ppl to do the rest while he rakes in the cash

[@marvinuhilarious]

Jake Tran might be a sellout, but this guy is definitely a shill. He's got sponsors from Epoch Times which is a known misinformation machine for the Chinese cult Falun Gong. I'm definitely right-leaning but I wouldn't touch Epoch Times with a 10ft stick.

[@jameelalom2961]

@@Tahha5544 After executing the 8 leaders judicially first.

[@mrdiddleshot]

The guy said epoch times was trustworthy because they gave him money. It’s the same exact formula, pay attention to the sponsors if you keep watching.

[@TopicalJuice]

Your growth has been meteoric! It wasn’t long ago you were on 30K. Keep pushing top quality content 🤝🏽

[@Matt_JJz]

"Shell is the Nigerian Government's Daddy", Correction, Shell *is* the Nigerian Government

[@BatCaveOz]

It is impossible to do any business in Nigeria without being corrupt.

[@dareeldmt9310]

I'm Nigerian and once you said shell was looking for an easily bribable government and military I knew they made the right choice with Nigeria. I can't say I know too much about oil companies even though my dad worked for one, but I'm well aware of the resulting problems in the country. Police are shit, Insecurity nowadays is alarming and the price instability of basic commodities is threatening millions of lives, yet that doesn't seem to seem anything to those in power.

[@paulfg5230]

I've always hated shell and companies like them for this and this video just confirms my thoughts and ideas around this. I feel so sorry for the people of Nigeria as there's nothing we can do as normal people that can make a big difference. The planet will burn because of companies like this and our children will die for the same reason :-(

[@davidjeanmichel8358]

More than 90% of oil pollution come from group who steal oil, oil is money and lost of oil is lost of money, shell have no interest in this. this video is bs for the part of pollution.

[@user-ez7ls2du9c]

Hold on, so criminals are not destroying oil pipe lines to steal oil? You are saying Shell is destroying its own billion dollar pipe lines all across the country? Because? LMAO This guys is a lying shit who made the video. And you are very dumb for believing him and promoting it.

[@thatguyknowstoomuch820]

Sadly, it seems to be heading that way..

[@bobjones2041]

Unlike the pre colonial children of Africa Hutu and Tutsi and Yoruba Fulani Igbo Haussa all full of endless love and peace just look at Sudan turning off the Nile and Chad all full of love

[@derrickjohnson4952]

And let’s not forget evil governments they aren’t innocent either

[@ClubWisdom8]

This video is so well done

[@raam1666]

wtf no its not

[@dawnaibuchigoodman764]

Am nigerian. Thank you guys.

[@liamchapman6618]

I remember following your account at 10k and thinking your content was some of the best put together out there. Delighted you're still at it, and at nearly 500k

[@jessicarischel4918]

Your videos are so fantastic, I love watching them and being actually informed without the spin. Keep doing what you do, I'm glad someone is lifting the cover on these issues

[@ProfessionalHater_]

"how one company can takeover an entire nation" me having flashbacks of British East India Company 💀