The River that flow from a Tree

Here's a full documentary on River Ethiope which is a crystal clear river flowing from a giant silk cutton tree in a village called Umuaja, Dalta State Nigeria.
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[@joseph9531]

That's a tree 🌳 planted by the rivers of water 💧 that brings forth it's fruit in it's season; his leaf 🍃 shall not whither and whatsoever he does shall prosper.

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching

[@Aeon1019]

Deep!👂🏾 #TreeOfInfiniteLife TOIL

[@joseph9531]

@Trevell Stewart who cares 😴

[@joseph9531]

@Trevell Stewart o and P.S: Open the floodgates of heaven, let it rain 🌧 let it rain 😉

[@bapalorininya8128]

Pls don't bring religion hear. I'm using my brains

[@superhealth4u]

Nice video. But people, I wonder why worship a tree instead of the one who created the tree, God almighty!

[@wowneche]

I'm also confused

[@fatouceesay6794]

Allah is the greatest ☝🏾I thought as much

[@benjilexi729]

Who told you that they're worshipping the tree?

[@mariyaidris4954]

Is true Some are worship sun,tree,moon,Animal, stones,river,human bening why can't you think that all this things belong to no body except Almighty God c

[@_kaarid187]

The greatest illusion is separation "everything is one"

[@izeokhae]

It is actually the River that made good ground for and sustains the cotton tree. The flying seed from a cotton tree was lucky to fall on the Riverhead (fertile ground). Conceptually the River is older than the tree. When the people discovered the Riverhead the cotton tree had already grown matured.

[@turzzie349]

Its like you're making some sense bro🤔

[@a.a4252]

True

[@jasminyala3231]

How old is the tree

[@SimpleThingsOutreachMedia]

That’s the only logical explanation, but superstitious ppl will believe anything.

[@folakemioyesile5135]

@Menzu Ize-Okhae...and you think all that your explanation just happened just like that? Life is Spiritual, nothing is coincidence.

[@pelumiogundele3716]

Delta state should protect this heritage sight at all costs.

[@christianajames5563]

Amen if government not destroyed it. Things government should use as tourist as a source of income

[@stephenjohnson3542]

I love the crystal clear of the river. Almighty God had blessed Africa. THANKS.

[@wowneche]

I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@enoch4619]

Because Africa is Israel, and Africans are Israelites, creator proved this during covid and will prove it again

[@leoniehendrickson2530]

Why are they using the blessings that God give them as witchcraft....

[@gloriasmith1074]

It is strange to me that the locals who have such high regard for this tree and river, don’t keep the trash and liter picked up and the area clean! Sad!

[@JessH1]

That's what I said. It's so beautiful there but so much garbage around it. That always breaks my heart when you see these beautiful places littered all around it. Especially because it's such a powerful place to them

[@soxpeewee]

Yep, won't stay clean water for long

[@DrLee777]

True, but they dont use the poisons we do. Candle wax isnt much litter, but some will leave anything that was used in the ritual to solidify the ritual

[@nightowl7261]

Have you seen the ocean? Trashy all over the planet now. There is no way to combat this as humans are materialistic and consuming creatures.

[@richardansah2927]

That's a prejudice response Gloria Smith. It's alot cleaner than the river Thames for example. African and it's people live alot more naturally and clean than us in the West.

[@paulbankole207]

Please tell the people coming for rituals at that tree that Jesus is the only true source of water of life. All they need can be found in Christ

[@kmurray9760]

Disappointed to see litter by the surrounding of the tree. The locals were should make it a priority to have the area very clean

[@wowneche]

You're right

[@Hope-kx9lz]

It breaks my heart to see all the ugly junk lying around in such a special place. You could make a video of the people in this area cleaning it up. That would be great!

[@jenniferfuller3832]

BEAUTIFUL river watching out of Jamaica.

[@wowneche]

It sure is Thanks for watching

[@ovdickson]

It's very simple. One of the roots of the tree must have ruptured a rock underground causing the upward flow of the underground water to the surface, just beneath the tree. Not as if the water is coming out from the tree directly. Nice documentary. McCarthy beach is a nice place to be.

[@davidiwundu4055]

Exactly what i was thinking. It must be a source of water deep under the tree.

[@michealmagagula6701]

Brilliant.I agree with you.Belzebub has established his throne here,hence the fealth;he is a king of the flies.People are attracted to darkness than to the giver of Light.

[@condor8142]

Absolutely! I thought so, too. Lots of underground rivers are naturally pure; they may find their way upward (from what may be called the ",source"). It's just a fortunate and an unusual, event when the tree happens to still be standing(!) "alive", , and still be digging deep downward and further. It's a blessing for these people, shouldn't they abuse the river....like all kind of dirt, actually visible all around the so called lieu of blessings; or it just those false beliefs? Uhm! I'm not judging since I honestly don't know! So, someone enlightens me!

[@demonicadavies3674]

Good theory, it could be a natural spring under the tree that the tree has broken rocks etc underneath the tree. If everyone thinks it's a magic tree why trash it with rubbish left from rituals etc? There must be a tree sprite or two living within the tree.

[@ibiminabraide2363]

Nice one

[@avigrett6106]

There is no mystery here . The tre broke the underground water table .consult a geologist to give you the scientific explanation.

[@wowneche]

Could this be the reason?

[@diepiriyegiftparisg2993]

My dear you are vry correct, Pls tell him. Simple scientific explanation they say is mystery. Upon how the white man has educated us

[@tinuolaadebayo7276]

All he is saying is that it is their belief, not as if he agreed to it. There are many such things all over which scientifically can be explained but the belief surrounding them over the decades has come to stay.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Nope and Keep kwayet

[@peterdaniel6899]

Oh God 🤦 people can discredit another person's hardwork sha, something you can not do someone did instead of you to even first appreciate his efforts and then you can criticise and as well as encourage him to do more chàiiiii 🙆 some of us black people ehhh 🙊 lol

[@georgeedith593]

This is so beautiful....the comunity should try to keep the environment clean

[@alvanalvino]

We have been doing that in Nigeria since the dawn of the last ice age. We not only protect trees and entire forest ecosystems in Delta State of Nigeria and in other places. We have genetic blood covenants from our direct ancestors to protect and conserve certain animals. In ancient times each community choose which animals or trees to conserve. Some others had no choice but to protect and also serve them as the avatars of their gods of Kemet. Examples are the crocodile for Sobek who now have other names and the sacred pythons the black god and other snakes representing what you see on the crowns of the gods of Kemet (Egypt) and their royalty. We take conservation into god mode like no other race or peoples do anywhere else in the world besides Indians maybe who don’t eat cows and certain African people who descend from our ancestors in West Africa. Then came the Caucasian oil exploration expeditions with the curse of the black gold on our ancestral lands and half of paradise is heavily polluted today. We have no financial support from anyone. Our peoples just follow the ancient commandments of our ancestors.

[@davidajeffery3670]

Another one of GOD'S creations. So crystal clear and beautiful.🌳

[@lucky4544]

THE TREE & WATER IS BLESSED BY GOD WHO IS THE GIVER OF ALL BLESSINGS HALLELUJAH

[@nsikandominicrobinson1092]

GOD BLESS YOU MAN OF GOD

[@lucyakomiah9306]

Wow!! Am from Ghana 🇬🇭 😍 this is my first time watching this channel.....am so astonished.....thank you for taking Africa to the world 🌎...am praying that people will recognise your channel.....the story that you tell...errrh; some are so scary 😨

[@adeyinkadoherty8991]

how can water flow from a tree, there must be a spring beneath it

[@wowneche]

That's the question everyone is asking including me but that's why I make this video

[@georgesmbayo1036]

I believe there must be a spring under the tree that forces its way out through an opening in the tree. Africans like to mystify things. We also have one of our biggest rivers in Sierra Leone that has its source under a small rock. Is that a mystery? That is just one of the handy works of God. To God be the glory.

[@wellingtoniheanacho3964]

It's real no doubts

[@atamunoama3053]

@@georgesmbayo1036 thanks God bless you

[@wellingtoniheanacho3964]

That's the scientific fact but the spring couldn't have existed before the cotton tree because the pressure of the spring wouldn't have allowed it to take root rather it would have pushed it away so the only possibility is that the tree is already grown huge with deep roots that's why when the spring pumped up it's not able to push it down then being that that tree is a spongy in nature it absorbs/retains the water nothing is strange about it .

[@thetrueaquariuschannel4786]

Where's the crab 🦀 Where's the Lobster 🦞 IM WEAK****😂🤣🤣😂👀👀HELLOOOO OUT THERER 🤣🤣🤣😭😭💯

[@Isiejeme0829]

This nature oasis should be protected/ preserved at all cost by the Delta state govt.

[@wowneche]

right

[@JayJAY-uk3yt]

You’re kidding right? That’s not going to happen

[@Ingab2]

I fear everything from Nigeria, this beautiful place u may wonder if they use it for setanic beliefs . All kind of rituals 🙄😈

[@Isiejeme0829]

@@Ingab2 go away.

[@mightylawrence1796]

@@Ingab2 not all people who do rituals are satanic? Their are good people who do rituals for doing good cause. Don’t be so judgemental. You do not have the right your just an ordinary people too. If their is one who’s supposedly to judge us that’s the creator of life I guess.

[@johnnya4370]

Thank you bro, never knew we have such river in Africa. I’ll definitely be coming to Nigeria 🇳🇬 one day. Love from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@favourosinachi9580]

Come nd see it

[@annmariescott54]

God is great

[@ChySpace]

I hope you didn't collect wife from the river too? You guys have morale to even swim in the same river coming from a tree. It's quite clean and beautiful. I wouldn't mind enjoying fishes from it lol

[@wowneche]

The river is really beautiful

[@Yishay1605]

They (those lacking understanding)changed the truth of God into a lie, and WORSHIPED and *served the creature (or that which was created) **MORE than the ***CREATOR, who is blessed for ever. Amen. Romans 1:25

[@jonahigbokwe394]

A deep research will lead to the discovery of the fact that the water flows from a rock beneath the tree. Rivers take their sources from a rock and not trees.

[@wowneche]

Could be true

[@gideonlucky9229]

In that region we don't have rocks but mangrove swamp......

[@jackyx2293]

Exactly my thoughts. It looks like a mangrove which is full of water pumping from the ground beneath the tree. If it is coming from the root like a fountain or from a trunk, then we can agree to that... otherwise, this theory is a bit doubtful.

[@goldbluetears]

of course a water spring does not come out of a tree, its just that the tree is right where the source is located.

[@samsondirisu5231]

Just show and not draw conclusion… let’s the viewers come to a conclusion… nice documentary

[@london5739]

Please keep litter’s and rubbish clear from trees 🌳 and plants 🌱 …..please no rubbish on the ground… believe to be dumped by outsiders…

[@ceciliawandia3931]

Nigeria is a land of wonders, I will go there someday and see from church to the wild

[@wowneche]

You're most welcome

[@ceciliawandia3931]

I love all your shows, very intresting

[@cinnamonstar808]

that is why those seeking power and knowledge MOVED into West Africa. its a was and is a spiritual forest.

[@nelsonthuo5094]

River kibirigwi #D4 U.D.A MEANS UNITED DEVIL AGENTS #justgoruto #wajackoyahband ..

[@megs4193]

I loved this video, I hope one day the world will realise that our planet is our wealth. Living simply being happy, that is how humans were meant to be. When you see the homelessness here in Australia, Drs and other professionals homeless in America, then look at places like this, like the farming community in India and other hard working countries I wonder if they know how beautiful their lives really are. Thank you for sharing such beautiful places 💞🕊🙏.

[@nelsonthuo5094]

River kibirigwi #D4 U.D.A MEANS UNITED DEVIL AGENTS #justgoruto #wajackoyahband ..

[@peterefezino6787]

This is one of the branches of river Niger that went underground and had its vent at Umutu/ Umuaja. If you travel along Kwale - Asaba road you will see the trace of it at the long bridge after Ossisa junction. From where it disappeared its water undergo a long process of purification that make it crystal clean. The tree you're seeing there is an accidental tree that happened to take it mineral source from a natural fountain. Please go scientific.

[@e.a.4269]

All religions without exception have elements of superstition. Nigerian societies are full of superstitious beliefs as we have not been encouraged to investigate and find the root of a lot of issues. If we have been encouraged to seek knowledge and fact, a lot of unexplained issues would have been explained. There are many reasons why the students might have died, but we always seek the easy explanation. That river on the surface may look to be sluggish, but may have strong current especially in the deep areas. Hence, it is not the depth alone, but also the current. Even the strongest swimmers do fall victim of water current.

[@roijaysonsantiago3347]

Water is flowing not from the roots of the tree but from some sort of small spring and this is common in our country. We call it "bukal" in the Philippines.

[@pamelatv6261]

From the root ooo is in my place

[@andreyking2062]

​@@pamelatv6261 the tree is growing over the spring water cannot come from a tree. I schooled in delsu

[@chiomaaninze6103]

😅😅😅 so you don waka reach my village abi 😅😅 my wonderful village it's a very lovely place to be

[@evelynabiagom2686]

Why hasn't the keeper of the tree wealthy.

[@wowneche]

Emmm........

[@lovetemple3610]

Africa arise and come out of your darkness of superstitions, witchcraft, ects...there is ONE TRUE GOD who can help and save mankind. You serve and seek HIM in spirit and truth! Please read Isaiah 30

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching

[@minyoisacika8415]

This is very interesting. Why don't Nigerians advertise such interesting places. Really impressive

[@calistermadukwe7977]

How can they advertise it when our leaders are only interested in looting the crude money

[@patienceejemeyovwi3583]

The river don't like to take student, it's only take those who don't know how the deep the river is, the deep part have high current, so, most students aren't allowed of that. I schooled there,

[@praisetunny562]

This na Abraka river resort. Use to be do beautiful. Very nice job, they need to give you position in the government for tourism. Because u r doing a good job.

[@wowneche]

Thanks for the kind word I'm glad you're enjoying the contents

[@samthecreator10]

I'm amazed at how fast your channel blew up so quickly. Great job man

[@dassilynpabon7706]

The water is not coming from the tree. A well is under the tree that's where the water coming up from

[@verasworld3028]

Wooow, very impressive story. Nawaoooohh. In Africa we are really blessed, but we don't see how God has blessed us so much. Thanks for Sharing such amazing memories. Well done for your great job 👏👏👏

[@darshe68]

The river won't be beautiful for long with trash not being picked up.... PLEASE bend your back for Mother Nature!! Cheers from Texas 💓

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching

[@ijeomanwachukwu6485]

Ok

[@danajthaha6170]

If I sent you money would you get me some of this water healing in all areas

[@wowneche]

@@danajthaha6170 send email if you need more enquiry

[@mmm7m672]

Back in the 60s we got our water from a stream that flows under a tree with moss Crystal clear in Arkansas USA & it was ice cold even in summer

[@ryonworthy7990]

The beauty of Africa never ceases to amaze me.

[@Jeffilon28]

They are making the river dirty and should stop that nonsense worship of river.

[@truthsquestions1532]

Well done. Please stay safe traveling in Nigeria.

[@wowneche]

Thanks I will

[@stanislausazike1899]

Ignorance.Worshipping the creature rather the creator. Worship God .

[@damola8733]

This is a wonder of nature. However, if people truly respect the tree or believe it has some supernatural powers, why can't they keep its environment or surrounding clean? I could see the environment littered with refuse and dirt, which i believe were dumped by tourists or people who worship the tree.

[@wowneche]

You're right

[@chammygg3955]

They b

[@peterdaniel6899]

You're very right, even make it more attractive for people to visit even from outside the country.. Its still balls down to bad and unvisionary leaders each state produce which extends to the federal government.. you can imagine they only focus on oil money and allocations from the government, the Delta state government suppose make a very huge amount of money from that alone. Look at the Zuma rock again looking so terrible you can't even go close, I don't know how we got all these set of God forsaken leaders from 🤦🤦

[@olumideo5328]

Candles ,leaves and Mr chef salt everywhere😛

[@eucharianmema5258]

@@peterdaniel6899 It has nothing to do with leadership. It's an unpleasant Nigerian culture to litter the environment with filth. Even where waste baskets are placed strategically around, people prefer to drop their refuse on the ground. Just enter the lecture hall of any university in Nigeria and see how undergraduates litter the floor so terribly inspite of many waste bins all around.

[@dye9381]

that river gave so much but yet there is so much disrespect by the amount of rubbish and trash that is around that tree,

[@adeojoilemobayoesther1239]

Wow 🤩..Nigeria is blessed

[@gpdhandge]

Bro thanks for this video. Really this river very very clean. I was visited 3 times there. Abraka abi?

[@itohanobaseki865]

I graduated from Delta State University. It is true that a male-non indegene- dies in that river every session. We do not know if it is real, superstition or coincidence. There is even a hostel in the school called ethiope hall.

[@wowneche]

Yes I strongly believe it's a coincidence Many other places they used to have natural disasters like Tsunami, Earthquake, Volcanoes, I wonder what Nigerians would have called it if we have that here maybe God of fire is vomiting fire from the mountains😂

[@gometioghale8776]

The death of male non indigenes in Ethiope river is only at the Abraka end/portion not the entire river. I grew up at Sapele living beside Ethiope river and it doesn't kill male non indigenes except one is not a good swimmer or can't swim at all.

[@Angela-hm3xt]

I'm surprised they haven't polluted the river with oil like many other part of delta.

[@idahosacharles3591]

I know Akure during my teenage years. I will surely visit this beautiful river in my next visit to Nigeria to see this wonders of the nature. I will take some of the water to overseas here.

[@wowneche]

Trust me you'll have a good time

[@kemiadesina5183]

The river is in Delta State not Akure. River Ethiope, when l was in Obiarukwu my children used to swim in the river.

[@leoniehendrickson2530]

For what for witchcraft

[@ChristaFree]

I hope they pick up all the trash or that river will end up being polluted. What a neat thing to see!

[@tekashiyt999]

It’s so good to see Neche doing well .i remember when he had 5k subscribers he said he’ll be travelling around Nigeria exploring everywhere,also remembered when he gave gifts to kids in his Town❤️Good luck bro i hope to see you exploring places outside Nigeria

[@wowneche]

Thanks so much glad to have you around all this while

[@patotv1917]

You’re good bro

[@TotalDec]

Welcome to Africa, the place of the most beautiful scams on Earth and where hope is a business.

[@queensandyakukwe1234]

Thank you so much for posting this documentary about the tree and the river. I went to that river from Lagos in 19 89 . The memories of a weekend I send there still in mu life. I would love to go back there when Im in Nigeria . GOD bless you and bless the keeper of the tree.in the name of YESHUA Hamashiach AMEN.

[@wowneche]

I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏾

[@leoniehendrickson2530]

Strupz

[@jesusdaughter2121]

Only God gives children, husband, wealth etc... do not idolize the river... hence you will pay with the lives of innocent people. Only God gives without taking anything in return. Jesus loves you all ❣

[@wowneche]

Right

[@nwanyiigbovlogs]

The place is beautiful and somehow scary

[@wowneche]

True people around made it a scary place but the place is very beautiful💯

[@vblasico31]

This tree is dao tree and it is century tree we have it here in Philippines and I even have vlog for this tree.

[@elizabethmoruga3996]

How can I get a man from Nigeria please connect me with ur friend

[@royalorganics7533]

This is my village ❤️am so happy to see this God bless you for showing this to the world my brother...Ajieh

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching Glad to have you here

[@bapalorininya8128]

I want to come visit ,I hope I won't be kidnapped.

[@royalorganics7533]

@Ninya you are welcome to visit it's safe

[@leoniehendrickson2530]

God blessed them why they using it for wickedness.....this whole thing is witch what God you all talking about.

[@favourosinachi9580]

@@leoniehendrickson2530 Nothing like witch

[@techwork...]

The ethiope river. In abraka,warri/ sapele in delta state... NIGERIA is beautiful...

[@ricanjk4273]

In the university I studied in Cotonou there was a beach close by, it was said that the beach takes one person every year but as Nigerian no one believed but it was true, for the four years I schooled there, four Nigerian died(1 for every year) in the beach. please when they tell you things like this, you have to be careful

[@Culturelens]

Let them not be careful and keep making conspiracy theories.

[@ifearnot1376]

Lost a cousin in this river , in my village. An only son to his parents

[@ifafasekemih245]

It is not the tree myfriend it is what/who lives in the tree which is the ancestors

[@jappycouturefashionhome5978]

Go and tour my village, Nnenzu Uturu ,Abia state. A lot of mysteries there

[@Alingkii_888]

Tell them to pick up the rubbish, soo disrespectful

[@1smmrbrze]

The Creator is The Greatest!!❣

[@precious_ay]

The tree has a spring under it, that's the mystery.

[@paulinaoppongkesewah7384]

Wow, this is so so beautiful. Africa! We have something, God has indeed been faithful to us and blessed us. It's only our leaders who has disappointed us. May continue to bless and protect Africa my motherland ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🏿

[@wowneche]

amen

[@leoniehendrickson2530]

Yes God has been but why we using it to do ritual these evil

[@PAYDAYHEDGE]

Leaders are product of our society they didn't come from another universe

[@jenniiferpiiter8868]

they say silk cotton tree found also in the Bahamas

[@barbaraakinbowale4456]

There is nothing superstitious about a blessed tree blessed by God which is connected to the tree of life for God's chosen people.The river is not to blame if sick people who believe they will die if they go into this blessed river. One's faith is connected to this tree of living water for evermore.

[@bs-malawi]

VERY NICE

[@gadsonkamawu764]

Mother nature 🙏🇿🇲👍

[@hdstikktt5674]

@@destinyjackson8301 hi beauty

[@doriswaya350]

This is river cross my village Arhagba very deep River that the Diver take white sand for building We padding canoe to Sapele We bath and drink the water I know about the tree. More 40+. Years of my life

[@galadimakeita-ozieh8398]

Thank God pollution has not gotten to it. The river and it's path should be designated a protected area.

[@wowneche]

Good suggestion

[@chamkaur1160]

BP shell are going to ruin it for black gold

[@adesisimealfred253]

You are violating people privacy by filming them without their consent. My cousin told me she was not aware you were filming.

[@wowneche]

Your cousin contacted me some time on TikTok and explained to me that she was the person I apologized but she said it wasn't a problem

[@victorigbinigie6071]

​@@wowneche IT'S GOOD THE ISSUE HAS BEEN RESOLVED. NEXT TIME, HOWEVER, PRIOR CONSENT SHOULD BE SOUGHT AND OBTAINED.

[@anonnona6433]

@@victorigbinigie6071 Exactly. Those were very private moments. Atleast you can blur out their faces

[@owolabilawal8667]

What is the big deal in filming your cousin? ....

[@adesisimealfred253]

@@owolabilawal8667 Your statement have just shown your level of education. Do you know what is called MORAL ETHICS? I am not surprised as the laws made in the Zoo called Nigeria are only for paper! The author of the blogging have made his own statement which I am happy with. But for you, I am afraid civilization have passed you by.

[@leoniehendrickson2530]

Nice water can't come from a tree just like that some water source has to be there

[@stanleyogheneovoolomu7778]

I remember I was here during my final year in the university as part of tour organized by the faculty of education Delta State University led by Prof. Osakwe

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏾

[@zekoondabeatbolo9129]

please we need to keep this tree alive

[@mightylawrence1796]

ACTUALLY WE HAVE PLENTY OF CLEANEST RIVERS IN THE WHOLE PHILIPPINES THEIR IS ALSO AS BLUE AS GATORADE ENERGY DRINK. THEIR IS ALSO EMERALD GREEN.

[@MarjorieWong-ym3ft]

The philip is another stunning cou

[@johannawooldridge4318]

Nigeria is very beautiful

[@angelialandrum1497]

Clean up around the tree and river. If tree is sacred to you respect it and clean the trash around it. I wouldn’t want to go there and it’s dirty all around. Just sayin.

[@MarjorieWong-ym3ft]

They are filthy nasty people.That tree is a sacred treasure.Cleanliness is Paradise,not parasites

[@kehindefavourity1387]

It is not superstitious it takes lives every yr most especially non indigenes I'm from Delta state that river took the life of my friends husband to be few days to their wedding and many more ... If you're visiting please be careful it's usually occurs once in a yr it's still exist till now

[@aghoghoibekwe2063]

Don't mind them, am from abraka and the river has a female goddess which claim the life of male non indigenes. There are diver which always direct people where not to cross (beach) but most time because they see the under of the river they think the water is not deep and end up draining. Most times some students don't go through the beach so they can't tell which part is deep or not. If you want to enjoy that river in Abraka town just follow the instruction they are placed around the beach to avoid any danger

[@aghoghoibekwe2063]

Don't mind them, am from abraka and the river has a female goddess which claim the life of male non indigenes. There are diver which always direct people where not to cross (beach) but most time because they see the under of the river they think the water is not deep and end up draining. Most times some students don't go through the beach so they can't tell which part is deep or not. If you want to enjoy that river in Abraka town just follow the instruction they are placed around the beach to avoid any danger

[@hamidijafri]

I had one tree in my yard that flow a small trickle of water from its root. Since the tree is planted next to a buried water pipe, I have check it just to be sure its not a water pipe leak. It's not a leak. Can it be a tiny miracle???

[@thembadube9589]

Lovely work, you are doing Sir. An Urhobo friend of mine (from Abraka) who works here is South Africa has told me a lot about this river. It's so nice to finally see a well-put-together video of the place. I hope to visit Delta State one day, but my friend informs me that hijackings are still a problem in your beautiful country. The government must do something about this. Please keep up the good work. I truly like your videos.

[@wowneche]

I'm glad you enjoyed it You're always welcome to Nigeria anytime

[@skosanacleo]

That's a nonsense video. You did not even show us where the water on a tree is coming from. That should have been the main theme of your video. Nonsense.

[@JeannettaJoy]

I’m actually surprised that they worship this tree and they don’t keep the area cleaner

[@bantublood]

Thank you so much for this channel and what you do. I was born in Lagos and live in Los Angeles, CA. Looking back and seeing great places I didnt even know we had is an eye opener for me. I am deeply grateful. Reach out to me and I'll like to sponsor one of your trips and travels.

[@janethstrooman3825]

Hey

[@oluwagbohunmishekemi725]

Can I have your watsapp number or emaill

[@AT-gu8by]

The rubbish needs to be cleared from around the tree.

[@evemason3456]

That giant tree is beautiful.

[@wowneche]

True

[@soniagupta6347]

Hello, you can't say that the water flows from the roots of the tree, you see, I saw what you've shown in this video and I have concluded that the roots are on the ground & the water comes out from inside the ground, not from the tree, as you say. Maybe the ground or land, on which the roots are, has some underground source of water, from which it is pouring out. Thank you ❤️☺️ for the video.

[@dorothyrobinson4674]

There is probably a under ground spring beneath the tree which flows from the tree,if that is so ,then that is very good.spring water is good for drinking.

[@wowneche]

Possibly

[@anakarolinaanettewenn2285]

Exactly. We have this springs where I live too. So good water to drink. Clean from the deep underground.

[@tonyvn5817]

A video for scamming views hehe.

[@nbb6609]

You delta folks need security & infrastructure! Honestly y’all are blessed and that state has massive tourism potential!

[@ShamyYah]

Wow This makes me think of the Garden of Eden and the four rivers according to scripture Genesis 2:11-15 Pi’son, Gi’on, Hid’dekel, Euphrates You know it’s somewhere there in Africa ❤😊

[@swiftcourier2655]

I have been there and it’s real and clear all thanks to God 🙏

[@wowneche]

Glad to have you here

[@elmalabelle5206]

When you see a mystery like this you worship God the creator or all things you’ll worship God the maker of all things , did that tree create itself? So why worship it instead of worshiping the marker himself

[@wowneche]

Interesting Those people do not believe there's any other God just like you believe there's no other God except the most high

[@dboydboy6640]

I'm from umutu the next community and my grandmother is from that community. The river is an action of underground water. The water started moved from other communities but shut out at umuja because it is in the lower land. If you go to where that river started there is a hill behind the river to the last community. Sometime ago in 2015 a break forth happened close to idemile about 15 kilometers from that river but did not last long. Between that river Ethiope and adofi river there is a strong underground water system connection. The river taking people is not superstitious it happens life.

[@wowneche]

Glad to have you here

[@lindaj7167]

Yes too much superstition in Africa, when you cant swim you can drown and thats all it is.

[@Sheba_316]

Is it that the tree was planted by a spring? As opposed to the water is flowing from the tree?

[@chidiogbonnia1408]

Will love to visit this river when next I visit home