I Investigated The River Town with No Water

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏾 click that subscribe button if you haven't

[@prophetessvivianwestwest982]

Thank you very much too for your time and patience God bless you richly

[@temitope333]

Please your IG name? God bless you 🙏

[@wowneche]

@@temitope333 My IG: wowneche

[@malfalfa]

I have. ☺

[@temitope333]

@@wowneche ok

[@tochukwupraise8735]

That golden color river may have a trace of gold but not discovered yet.

[@Sashyalove]

I was recommended one video and now I'm hooked. I love your videos. They are very educational and I love the commentary. Very interesting as I love documentaries 👌🏾 Keep up the good work

[@naomymose1866]

African we need to wake on science to know the chemical, maybe there is the chemical underground which my be important, for using in other way, that water suppose to be tasted in the laboratory, to know chemical contain, much love❤️from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@innocenteaves8966]

Thank you my sister My people belive what they need is prayers and fasting it's pathetic

[@southernicedtea9925]

@@innocenteaves8966I need to fact check…in the west they say fasting is encouraged among Africans bc of the lack of food but it’s under the guise of God. Is this true?

[@kingoshango8318]

That colour means the river has a high concentration metal in it. That problem can be solve easily by physic . Like this: the metal is heavier than water ,then what u need is filled a container with the water and wait for 3,4,or five hours. The iron (metal) will go down d bottom of the container.

[@bankolejesse8344]

Simple explanation

[@Dkinginblack22334]

Lol Person for the Above comment don talk say make them go fast and pray o lol 😆

[@tosindauda3509]

@@Dkinginblack22334 How people can be bedevilled by religion.

[@Dkinginblack22334]

@@tosindauda3509 I just Weak

[@prophetessvivianwestwest982]

God bless you my beloved son.... God Almighty it's wonderful 👍👍👍👍 good job

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏾

[@qcklasickquetv6876]

I served at Eastern Obolo LGA in 2015. It was a tough but interesting experience

[@chukwuwedike7677]

What can you share with us about their underground water and fresh water, is the river salty or not

[@antoniamanau616]

Good reporting about places we have not been to or seen. Enjoying it.

[@bluehorizons8913]

The coffee color reminds me of a high concentration of iron in the water. A extreme example of it is Taylor Glacier which looks like blood pouring over the snow into the ocean. The clear spring may be filtered through the soil and comes out clean or there is a clean natural spring underground that produces the clear drinking water.

[@ChristaFree]

I think that's exactly what it is. Natural filters should take care of enough water for the community. What's the order? Sand, dirt, then charcoal? That's what I would do, then I'd put a little water tower at my house, or a big one in the middle of town connected to all the houses, because forget having to go get water every day. So much time and energy has to be wasted with simply getting water every day.

[@iam-eze]

Wow you are doing amazing work work 🇳🇬💯💯💯💯💯

[@wowneche]

I'm glad you are enjoying it

[@graceemmy5850]

Been to this place before. It's really really surrounded by water.. nature is very very beautiful. You're doing a great job. God's protections all the way....keep it up.

[@wowneche]

Thanks so much for watching

[@relaxationcomediesmemes2953]

Thank God there's a clean water for them God will always have his way of helping his people

[@soshol]

We see this situation in several places in the Niger Delta. Even deep boreholes have concentrations of ferrous oxide, which has a reddish coffee colour. As for the changing size of the rivers, it's because they are tidal. Most rivers in the Niger Delta are tidal, hence they fill up from the ocean and empty into it, about twice a day.

[@e.a.4269]

This is a reply from A learned person. Not the one above asking for the villagers to pray.

[@codeflaretech]

Good work. The village is sure rich in natural resources. But now I'm hoping they won't be exploited and driven out like is usually common with communities like these.

[@chinonso_chinix]

Same here in port Harcourt There are river's everywhere but you cant drink from it It taste like salt

[@shamiso15]

You should test the water and found out what is in it and sue...a comment I saw above.

[@wakawaka1901]

I love nature....because of yo hard,dude yu have just gained yourself a follower

[@onuorahelisabeth841]

good work I like the village

[@incredible9086]

I can say that from the source of that river there is evolving of metals underground and this is an advantage to the people because in geography metals are the most producing income materials especially in Africa so the people should make use of those metals underground and sell them to make money .In KENYA,,in a place called LAKE TURKANA people where complaining that petroleum drilling companies in a near town called GILGIL where depositing waste materials and washing their drilling machines in the lake that's why the marine animals where dying and the lake water tasted petroleum ONLY TO FIND THAT near the lake underground there is an occurrence of minerals producing petroleum and other useful materials

[@innocenteaves8966]

Pls Do you have any idea how these metals can be extracted?

[@tshililomasindi2758]

From South Africa love your content bro

[@iam-eze]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇳🇬

[@wowneche]

Thank you so much Glad to have you here

[@rollanrose]

Wow! good job🔥🔥I love tourism too

[@ifyumeh5582]

God always shows mercy to whom he will show mercy

[@reelspilltv]

"In an abundance of water, the fool is thirsty" - Bob Marley. Has anyone taken a sample and tested it for impurities and, what kind of impurity, if any? Could it be that pollutants from mining done miles away is what is contaminating their rivers? If so, the people can sue the mining companies responsible *for billions of dollars.*

[@christiegowonafolahan8553]

Spot on!!!!

[@favorbygrace9646]

Thank you for sharing. Much Needed Prayers 🙏🏾🛐

[@walkertandt8023]

Great content

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching

[@carmennicholson2867]

Beautiful clean water in the mids of everything the ALMIGHTY GOD is still showing mercies to this people but for RIVERS to start FLOWING again your Heavely Father wants to hear from his people, talk to HIM in prayer and he will tell you what you must do to have your rivers FLOWING again. There is no climate change with your CREATOR, just fullment of HIS words.

[@tosindauda3509]

Why don't you talk to your ALMIGHTY GOD on their behalf? *Phul*

[@Xynfx]

Great like usual😍!

[@wowneche]

Thank you again

[@vinaabbey3552]

Great work 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@tinashemakosa]

Amazing

[@frankeg568]

Nice job 👍🏿

[@TravelIwuala]

Great job bro.

[@wowneche]

I appreciate it

[@susanstephen2630]

Its called tides!....rising and fall of tides. That's why sometimes the river is full or dried up.

[@naturewonder4709]

Amazing content..new subscriber

[@nwaforokafor6030]

THAT'S OBASANJO'S LEGACY AND HIS OIL COMPANY FRIENDS.

[@toussaintbdehi5785]

The village is blessed with iron , tatunium , and petroleum raison why the water as different color of the material in the ground

[@wowneche]

Right

[@ChristaFree]

They could build water filters from natural products that the streams could be diverted to, in part, to provide the community clean drinking water and water that won't stain their clothes. There's a lot of iron in that water. I wonder what the source of the iron is? Must be a huge deposit to color all the water. I think I saw some copper when you put the camera under water too. I'd speculate they're sitting on a very rich mineral deposit of different minerals but a butt load of iron.

[@tracyskitchenandappalachia2954]

Need pipes to transport water and rain barrels. Boil water before using.

[@davidchaves7107]

🎉 merry Christmas 🍻

[@mysterieuseenvoyee2432]

They can boil the water and put in it in Clay Jar to drink it.

[@revjoycemensah238]

IT'S A SIGN THAT THERE ARE MINERAL RESOURCES THERE

[@udeozorchibuike6241]

Wow

[@wowneche]

Yes

[@adagogoibigomie9357]

That clean water is fresh water

[@guylenejoseph43]

What's the explanation of the scientist about the water?

[@jacquelinevanwickevoort2649]

Love you video. Why is the government not do anything about it.

[@wowneche]

That's why I make videos like this to raise awareness

[@breakthroughetim7189]

This is the town that lays the golden egg that Nigeria is enjoying (excess crude oil) So sad that the government is paying attention to the villagers welfare,thereby making them suffer in the mix of plenty 😢😢😢

[@lordovhost3219]

I HAVE THE DJI CAMERA YOU USE, BIG UPS BRO

[@carmennicholson2867]

Go pray for RIVERS to start flowing again, thats a DREADFUL SIGN. My brother AWAKE THE PEOPLE IN THIS PART OF THE LAND and TELL THEM TO FAST AND PRAY AND THE ALMIGHTY, YOUR CREATOR WILL CHANGE YOUR ENVIRONMENT, NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH THE ALMIGHTY THAT'S MY MESSAGE TO YOU!! Blessings!

[@akwaetteettekambaetiowo.1924]

The land has Alots of oil and gas contents.my uncle made them to settle there .they are originally ijaws while the original owner of the land were the ibibios.so the space is like just like the size of oworoshoki.its an oil and gas space and due to spillages

[@JustMe-ds8fk]

Amen Amen !!

[@richardarkoh8895]

Instead of us taking our land and future in our hands an do something for ourselves, what you suggest is to pray. No developed country got to where they are by prayer but by hard work, unity, love and honesty

[@anonytv9223]

@@richardarkoh8895 If you didn't know, both prayer and hard work move together and come in handy for prosperity of a place or person. Hard work without praying for guidance and wisdom is as useless as praying and relaxing.

[@innocenteaves8966]

@@anonytv9223 our problem have nothing to do with prayers or religion it is the bad government you don't need to pray to get a basic need bro

[@clementsugar1222]

You gain a subscriber

[@augustinekarikari9287]

Wow! May God have mercy on our people. Hopefully, people boil it before using it.

[@Nicco77777]

D village has iron and fresh water, and I mine fresh water

[@vannyafrancis7777]

Jesusiscoming

[@fevachris6953]

Maybe there is a mineral under ýet to be discovered

[@BBLACKApeh]

U are doing well bro

[@wowneche]

Thanks bro

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

I think the state of the water has something to do with the type of chemical that make up the soil in that area.

[@ifeanyiabrahambonaventure5883]

I have been watching ur videos for months now and I just wanna say a very big thank you for taking us along, and am preparing a big surprise for you, am ifeanyi from ebonyi state

[@wowneche]

Thanks I appreciate the support

[@theelsfam]

That's my state😁

[@deoalexamlima5581]

My own State 🤣🤣🤣🤣, you have turned around Nigeria.

[@timara_gold6963]

You can also find out about the river that runs upwards instead of downwards It’s also located in Akwa Ibom that’s where I come from

[@ajayiprecious155]

Like for real, will like to see such video.

[@hunchou5240]

What’s the name of the town?

[@timara_gold6963]

@@hunchou5240 the name of the stream is ekuwhu located around Asatantin utit ikpe and usuk ibakesi Ini Local Government

[@wowneche]

@timara_gold Can you dm me on IG I want to know more about this river My IG is @wowneche

[@timara_gold6963]

@@wowneche sorry for late response, I’m unable to install Instagram back because I’m having space issues on my iphone 😢but I will do that as soon as I’m able To install it

[@milanfignole9209]

Must have petrol around there and copper of gold,

[@mysterieuseenvoyee2432]

Some roots tree drained water from the phreatic Lay on the Earth surface.

[@adagogoibigomie9357]

We call this salt water.its dries up. And letter fills up

[@oyiboDIYS]

The River looks like swamps river, because you can’t drink the water, that why it’s called swamps river.

[@stanleyatra8719]

Your videos are great but be careful where you go, for security reasons

[@aceyahawadah4iye169]

IT IS FROM ALL THE TANNINS IN ALL THE TREES AND DECAYING VEGETATION LEACHING INTO THE WATER!!! ALSO IRON/MINERALS IN GROUND

[@Mr.KARANI]

That seems to be rich in Iron🤔

[@michaelstrong722]

it call delta not river

[@happy2mark536]

Not rusty water is called iron water

[@naomymose1866]

Very expensive chemicals are underground one day they will realize this people around will be rich,, but there must be help of government to taste underground mineral

[@delightobong2219]

I have been here before, they are a lot more about them, there are so many rules and regulations in this village, and don't ever pray to break one, cause you will pay for it. There are some places where strangers are not allowed to inter, and if you a female stranger, you are not allowed to work alone, and as a female you can enter every place, I remember when my female friend break one of there rule where I was there, seriously we have to pay, since then I told myself not to go there again. Another thing about this people again is, they live well more than any other community, if they are not first, but they are among the richest community in AKWA IBOM STATE, There is no community that has love like this community, they love themself so much, Another thing is, no stealing in the land, they can never steal or take what doesn't belong to them, The rivers you see around sometimes get angry, but I have not witness it before. There are a lot about this people

[@wowneche]

Everything you said here and they're many more that I can't say here

[@delightobong2219]

Yeah

[@milanfignole9209]

Take it to the lab and find out what's going on?.

[@JamesBrown-zz2hd]

Do a video with the Fulani people. 🙏🏾

[@wowneche]

No problem

[@notjustnaija]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@msjane141]

But that's pollution is the water looks dirty like and are not using it for anything 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@malfalfa]

No offense intended, but this video raises questions that it should've answered. The rivers rise and fall is no mystery. Just the result of high and low tides of the sea. We saw the rust, the "black water" and the clean water. But WHY? Geologists or marine experts explaining that would have made it excellent. So would interviews with the locals on how their lives are impacted by this. Best wishes. 👍

[@wowneche]

Yes I know that it's no mystery Like I said I wanted to highlight what life in the community looks like without much sources of clean water

[@ican6401]

Exactly

[@graceemmy5850]

Not really. I stayed in rivers state for 2 decades from infancy and this is exactly how the nature of that area was. There are times rivers would flow into our verandah and before you know it would dry up within hours. This happened everytime. There are times it would be dried up for like 3 days, and before you turn, it would flow everywhere again. It's just nature..it's very beautiful to behold.. they are used to it. God is really Awesome!!

[@ican6401]

@@graceemmy5850 so it's supernatural?

[@victoriabarivure8211]

It's salt water. They don't have fresh water 💦

[@bradestiny7731]

So after all this kind of research on water why are we still studying that "Water Is Colourless"

[@martinemdrillla3844]

A normal water is colourless, if it has colour then there's something wrong somewhere

[@udeozorchibuike6241]

@@martinemdrillla3844 But some water has color naturally (Oguta lake)

[@graceemmy5850]

Funny but true o ☺️☺️

[@shin-chan2003]

River colour n yur shirt colour are almost same😅💓

[@wowneche]

Right 😅

[@imadeomoregie9594]

This community have senators, house of reps members representing them in various government capacity and yet no development not even clean water to drink but ballot boxes can easily locate dis region during election. What a SHAME

[@bantublood]

Its called "Tide". Tides rise and fall based on temperature and source of the water.

[@graceemmy5850]

Best explanation.. I was thinking it's a characteristic of salt water.. thanks for this.

[@malfalfa]

Indeed. Plus, rainfall inland raises the river levels which, naturally, would ebb as the water empties into the Atlantic.

[@lawlyshewrote]

Might be Iron ore.

[@wowneche]

Right

[@ilodubafrancis3926]

First to watch😎😎

[@wowneche]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏾

[@flossyjacquelyn2284]

I enjoyed watching your adventurous videos alot. I pray that no evil will befall you in Jesus mighty name Amen Amen Amen and Amen

[@likeasparrowinthewildernes8333]

Isaiah 43:19 Behold, I am about to do something new; even now it is coming. Do you not see it? Indeed, I will make a way in the wilderness and streams in the desert. ;;;;;;;; 2 Esdras2: 32-100 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

[@yvonnamit191]

Boil the the water filter the water💋

[@Overcome588]

It may be as a result of oil exploration

[@semiuajala2240]

Too much iron mineral in the water

[@yvonnamit191]

Maybe tree bark give it that colour why not test the water in a lab?💋

[@ibetopossible2207]

OMO

[@omobanedo9602]

The issue seems like an easy problem that could be looked at by chemists, engineers and other in the environmental profession. Trust me, they need to find the source of the problem and combat it. For example the epidemic of polio, malaria, even gonorhea, they were epidemic that went viral and no could solve them for long, long, time. But eventually, find the source and they were put under control and many eliminated!

[@nmg1909]

Ironically, this has been on ever since inception of centuries. The community is still remains.

[@omobanedo9602]

@@nmg1909 Thanks for your reply. It is sad this type of thing still happens in this millennium! I would suggest finding out the source, like where the elements of pollution come from, whether there is some technology to sieve through the water content, etc. I can't believe there is an abundance of water that cannot be made useful. I believe they come from the tree leaves, the soil even the tree roots themselves. Some biologists/chemists need to study the environment. Go to the source of the water flow, and see where the issue began, I am sure the river started from a particular source like the river Niger, Atlantic ocean, etc, then where exactly is the starting point of the problem?

[@ican6401]

Too much superstition, this is 2022, what do you mean people can not fetch the water to do anything?

[@wowneche]

Nothing superstitious here told you they don't drink or use the water what's the superstition there?

[@mustafaakcay202]

I'm from Akwaibom state and can confirm what he is saying. the water is useless

[@ican6401]

@@mustafaakcay202 Okay in the video he made it clear that the water can fill up in hours and currently dry up. I understand that it's normal, there's a lot of ocean dried up in China right now. But it's nothing supernatural. Secondly, the water can be useful, if the water is dirty, it depends on the soil itself, probably polluted. The simple thing that can be done is using a" filter" to make the water super clean. Then that doesn't make it as useless as we thought. Thirdly, the tap water he stated that the church built that become unstoppable rushing out can be regulated where people can open and close the water. (Or the water is also supernatural?) Or its an unimaginable plumber that did the work? Finally, I enjoyed the research and the hard work the researcher put in the video together here on KZbin and I have also subscribed I love adventure. But some stuff ain't supernatural as we thought.

[@wowneche]

@@ican6401 This video was never made to be supernatural In the video I said I'll survive the rest of the day in this community meaning (I'll highlight how hard it is to get clean water in this community) nothing in this video was said to be supernatural

[@ShawnFFO]

That’s pollution 😏

[@aceyahawadah4iye169]

underground aquifers!!!