Poor Kids of Lagos (Poverty Documentary)

The children of Lagos, Nigeria resort to petty criminal acts in order to make a living.
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[@kelmoy6343]

The title is poor kids of Lagos Yet they appear to be grownups

[@Jedscorp]

619 OG sd represent lol .. you are right the that 18 year old girl could be anything if she could get out of there

[@DamianL]

@619 OG The irony of you assessing someone's mentality and intellect with a name like 619 OG is off the charts. I'll bet you're some pasty white, 15 year old, utter idiot, who lives in a fantasy world based around hip hop and GTA 5.

[@phreapersoonlijk]

You think these people are adults?

[@keshinro...6979]

@619 OG go troll somewhere else nuisance. Funny enough as Nigerians are one of the most successful immigrants in US and UK... Get some respect

[@keshinro...6979]

@619 OG oh i see you're a dumb troll.

[@XWoodbineX]

The sound sucks in this with the narrator. You can hardly here him over the background noise

[@Jedscorp]

AvengedAmaranth36 if you use a headset it’s fine !!

[@matthew6994]

I agree, the sound is very poorly edited

[@mariateinakore5150]

Agreed.....it wrecks the doco 🙄

[@erikeggenbakstad]

@@Jedscorp It's not ;)

[@natumerodaisuki]

I only listen from right side of the headphone and it was better.

[@a.m.o7281]

Whatever your opinion one thing is for sure - as Nigerians we SURVIVE. We never fail. We are blessed and battle on. Shalom.

[@a.m.o7281]

@Blaq Magick Woman not all Nigerians. It's like me saying all people in USA or UK killed innocent people in Iraq. It's just a handful that give the nation a bad name. But u have a right to ur opinion.

[@Imadetokunbo]

Yes we can survive in any environment if we survive in Africa 🇳🇬✈️ 🇺🇸 I thank Allah for everything 🙏🏽

[@dominiquejenkins5495]

@Blaq Magick Woman not all of them..

[@callmemr.thomasreagan1157]

👎🏻👎🏻

[@a.m.o7281]

@SR R not all Nigerians are Muslims. And not all Muslims have loads of kids. And if they wanna have 12 kids good luck to them. They have a right to life like others do. Thanks

[@Rafael-xt1nm]

The first girl is absolutely stunning!

[@amber.4660]

They all are.

[@KennTollens]

Yeah she has flawless skin

[@infiltr80r]

She is naturally beautiful. If she would only forego the Karen look.

[@sharonanne6293]

Milton Waddams haha haha

[@pdc6532]

I agree, the first girl is very stunning

[@lilmizzije]

Area girls and boys are nothing more than a production of the joblessness/unemployment in Nigeria.

[@lilmizzije]

My Mick right. When I saw this documentary it really had me wondering if this is how horribly Nigeria has deteriorated, to the extent that the youth take pride and arrogance in essentially being touts. Quite sad

[@Koutabuike]

You are absolutely correct

[@fadaoluoma96]

Please, Help the ophan, please, save the life of our kids, them, need your help.this is our WhatsApp number [phone]. to get the details, God bless you..

[@TheCrystalBoat]

Gift seemed to work more than hard enough tho

[@OAKSEY-wd4vs]

These Lagos docs can learn us all a thing or 2, be grateful for what you have

[@kayodewa]

teach not learn

[@golden3266]

And speak to your leaders to stop enabling corruption in Africa :)

[@shawnaellcey6970]

Keeping a tough face reminds me of New York! 😂 but really I hope that these beautiful girls can not let poverty get under their skin- they deserve a bright future.

[@blessingdada7144]

This is a true representation of Lagos Nigeria where u exposed to hustling at the Early stage of life. Here Education is not a right, it is a privilege. I am still optimistic of a better Nigera

[@lailanimessina1473]

Most parts of America is the same.. As far as learning about "hustling" so young

[@blessingdada7144]

But on this side, it on an epic scale. At least in America there are still social programs to care for the vulnerable. But such is not seen here.

[@pietrojenkins6901]

@@blessingdada7144 wow ,with all that you said the it takes a lot of optimism.

[@coratheexplorer1824]

Hmmm that's, what you got when u have a corrupt government

[@mikesilkebrilliantstuff.2997]

I wish you all well in nigeria . Hope you can prosper an thrive. From a white irish guy.

[@325N]

She can totally be a model! God bless you and your journey beautiful young lady

[@GuakaMali]

Gift's smile contagious! God bless her.

[@AlktrazONE]

Call the fire department, the narrator is stuck in my left ear!

[@Chosenones572]

Yea that was annoying with my earphones on

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Lagos is a city of contrast, vibrant music, intellectuals, great wealth, great poverty and struggle, yet 9 out of 10 documentaries on it are like this one showing the harder side of life in it. African and African American people, make moves to own the media, show the more balanced side of our lives. This is bullshit to keep showing Africa as a negative. I want to see the media, in fact I CHALLENGE the media to start showing the intellectuals in Africa, the people who are moving to make life better for Africans, the low-cost housing communities, the cleanliness of Kigali perhaps, and give a better idea of how the community supports one another in so many African countries. Go ahead, be honest with balance and not dishonest with one-sided "documentaries." And, yes, I realize that this is an old documentary..

[@devtest8078]

If you lived below the poverty line, would you want the world to know your plight? Or would you prefer that it were hidden so that others won't feel bad? Right now, there are quite a number of media entities that report the affluence and successes of African endeavours, so a balanced narrative is available. The onus lies on the researcher though to do the research before jumping to any conclusions.

[@hugodaniel8975]

Rich people have enough eyes on them

[@999oj]

@@devtest8078 it's not balanced enough. The west media show the bad side a lot more than the good side. The bad sell better than the good and that is why they do more of the bad side. If you compare and contrast the comment on the bad side is more compared to the good side.

[@elizabethajayi9638]

Tayo Aina documentaries are classic and detail the best development of young Nigerian that are bringing aspiring youths to the limelight.

[@sagarm8005]

4 years in nigeria and i have seen nothing diffrent than this documentary. Yes there are better lives lived but the majority is facing this life in lagos. I have friends living both sides of the life and are very smart and loyal. Its just the struggles that gets me everytime

[@phelixphelix227]

This looks like an old video. Very old! I can tell by their style of hair and dress. Even the environment doesn’t depict the current state of Nigeria. I am from Ghana but I know this for sure

[@abeybrown]

yes you are right , i watched the same video 7 or 8 years ago

[@wildemperor1521]

You’re freaking right!

[@AkwaIbomDoll]

Ajegunle still looks like this lol what are you talking about?

[@BronzeSista]

There are still millions still living in poverty in Nigeria 2023.

[@phelixphelix227]

@@BronzeSista name a country on earth that doesn’t have it’s people living in poverty?

[@queenofattraction]

The whole planet 🌎 is oppressed

[@fadaoluoma96]

Please, Help the ophan, please, save the life of our kids, them, need your help.this is our WhatsApp number [phone]. to get the details, God bless you..

[@amysewell8141]

As I’ve gotten older and non reliant on what’s taught in schools, my heart breaks for the land where life began. How can places that have been a society way longer than the younger more progressive places, like the US and Canada, be so bad off? Greed, theft, capitalism and slavery. Slavery as we know it has “been dead” for centuries but the effects are still very much alive today. Imagine what the world might be like had we not stripped places of their god given resources for our own personal gain. It’s sad and scary to think about, especially if the ones responsible have to answer to their Christian faith in the end.

[@muchadoaboutnothing6196]

This sentiment is so typical of white woke millennials, this white guilt savior complex. It’s nothing but another form of white power over POC, as Fanon would say. ‘Oh poor black people, their ancestors were slaves and now look at them’. GTFO with that crap. That sentiment robs us of any agency in our own lives, as if our choices mean nothing and we were destined to be this way based on events of the past, well that just a subtler form of white racism. No, we’re perfectly capable of f"n up our own lives thank you. Our predicaments are the results of our choices just as in any other race. And slavery isn’t dead, just head to Libya where you will find it very much alive and my ancestors in Africa enslaved each other centuries before the Portuguese or any other white colonial power ever did. I’m not saying feeling sympathy to someone of color is inherently racist, when that empathy is targeted at a specific person based on specific circumstances, but when you extrapolate that to a whole race of people then it’s just another form of white power infantalizing and marginalizing our own power and agency over our lives.

[@Lynx-Ash-23]

Have to agree with you Much Ado, your point is well made

[@amysewell8141]

Much Ado About Nothing, for 1, how can I be “woke white folk millennial” when my father is a black American and my grandfather is Rwandan and I’m a Gen X’r who is a mom and step mom to 3 millennials. 2, note the “quotations” around slavery, as we know it, is dead and I’m highly aware of the slavery that exists in multiple countries from Thailand to Rwanda to Liberia and even in America, unlike the lies our kids are taught in school. And yes, I do believe that if resources like diamonds, oil, precious metals weren’t stolen by foreigners the country’s that were rich with them could have capitalized on them and be in a better situation now? So what! What’s wrong with that? Finally, my referencing Christianity was facetious at most. I think it’s hilarious that the people who have done the most damage to the world hide behind a God and a faith that preaches love light and purity. Sue me. What did I say that was deserving of such an obtuse tongue lashing? I’m so confused. You took something that was obviously riddled with sarcasm and came at me with assumptions and hatred and you were wrong from you’re first sentence. Why can’t people have a conversation or debate without belittling those they don’t agree with? If I came off as rude or hateful than I wouldn’t have a reason to feel no type of way, but I didn’t so wtf is all the nastiness for. God damn!

[@amysewell8141]

At the end of the day I wasn’t trying to offend anyone and I never said oh poor black ppl nothing. U did. Slaves came in many races and colors, Irish, Jewish, Chinese, etc etc. Are u assuming my saying “where life began” is code for “poor black people”? Last time I checked, Africa, where life began, right, has many races of people from white to black and everything in between. Or am I wrong about that too. I didn’t bring race into it cuz it would be pretty small minded of me to believe Africa is all black people now wouldn’t it?

[@amysewell8141]

NOTINMYARSE ! Thank you for that. Look folks, an intuitive comment without nasty assumptions and imaginary agendas. Ok, what I wonder about a lot is silly but I’m a thinker and can’t help myself. I am curious to a question that will never be answered, and that’s “what might have been” if the resources had been used and exported by the country of origin, would the world be more even keeled? And tho I know there’s no answer I feel I will always try to find it.

[@patrickguillory3914]

Man. I’m in love with that tall beautiful young lady.

[@coolspot5577]

I am disappointed in Nigeria I was a street kid but now I am in France and I want nothing to do with my family members

[@lilmizzije]

Why dont u want anything to do with ur family

[@coolspot5577]

@@lilmizzije I don't have to explain myself.

[@lilmizzije]

Cool Spot then don’t tell us then

[@selenaj713]

Cool spot.. I understand hope u are well, when will Africa value its people & resources. No one else's fault but the leaders as they don't care.

[@Terrifierartheclown]

@@coolspot5577 explain now!!!!

[@amysewell8141]

Oyinye is beautiful. She could definitely do runway

[@fpridgeway]

Seriously? 😒

[@annie_xo]

I was just thinking how beautiful she and her sisters all are! I definitely think she could have a real career in modeling

[@shemeciahaskell322]

@@fpridgeway She is very pretty, you sound jealous 🙄

[@shemeciahaskell322]

She is a pretty girl not sure about runway because you need to be at least 5'7 but she definitely could model.

[@nicoleharris4264]

philly 1971 seriously ? Your that bored you’re hating on people’s comments. Ugh. Get a life dude. Least I’m trying to stand up for something. You’re here to beat people down!

[@inta350]

Because of the bad audio i am discontinuing watching it

[@MrJaccTrippa]

Next episode, wht ppl living in the tunnels of Vegas

[@Del-Canada]

I grew up watching Three's Company. RiP John. And yea, I saw that Vegas documentary also. LOL

[@lailanimessina1473]

Its crazy lol I lived out in Vegas right beside the strip ! Literally walk 2mins to it and I never knew people were living under the streets till I saw that episode

[@annjean1943]

Lailani Messina , I live in Las Vegas for over 40 yrs . Yes there are vagrants once and awhile but they are not from Las Vegas .They are from mostly from California.

[@jamesfitzpatrick4086]

@@annjean1943 k!promo,o

[@tyshemalynnp1328]

Lol

[@marlenecesarotti8468]

Oninye is a very intelligent woman & I hope she gets out of there soon can only respect her she is just surviving &helping siblings eat & live she didnt ask for this life her mom had 10 kids & lno way to even feed them sad situation.....good luck to her

[@monicdavis6150]

Marlene Cesarotti Well we don’t know mamas side. Was her body her own?

[@marlenecesarotti8468]

@@monicdavis6150 I wasnt putting the mom down just saying what this girls dealing with and being poor who knows what mom went thru Oninye knows whats going on & I hope good things happen for her

[@monicdavis6150]

Marlene Cesarotti No worries 😊❤️ Some situations cause you to wonder about the world, and everything in it.

[@PatrickCavanaugh0420]

@@monicdavis6150 unfortunately her body was probably her own but had no choice n did what she had to do to survive. Birth control and contraceptives were exactly common place. What a beautiful country and people, strong willed and overall seem very happy. Would love to visit Africa one day if only to whiteness some of the oldest civilizations on planet earth. May god bless this land and it's people.

[@monicdavis6150]

Interesting, I learned something today. I hope all these young people make it. Peace and blessings.

[@tinaa3224]

May God bless, protects and help all these people to reaches their better lifes

[@gracelynn8367]

I wish the background noise was quieter. It made it difficult to hear. I couldn't finish it unfortunately.

[@drb5003]

They ain't that... POOR IF THEY'RE PLAYING LOTTERY NUMBERS...

[@vsculpt]

Well observed!!!

[@joshuachurchdelpiano2833]

Staying out of trouble very mature and wise decsion.Jesus saves.

[@golden3266]

The title should have been "Area Girls of Ajegunle/Lagos. Also, onyinye and her sisters are beautiful, hope the modelling career works out for her.

[@black76561]

When was this filmed? It doesn’t seem recent.

[@mysweetiepie92]

2010

[@defcon1africa676]

This video is 18 years old. Why put misleading contents for the sake of your entertainment?

[@aped]

The video can’t be 18 years old, someone was using Facebook, Facebook was founded in ‘04.

[@lauren9373]

2010

[@scard468]

@@aped lol

[@Imadetokunbo]

If you can survive in Africa you can survive in anywhere in the world. Allah is good 🇳🇬✈️🇺🇸. Be grateful if you live in the US.

[@shd4learning996]

The volume is messed up, it may be my phone but I can barely hear the Narrator in the back round or the english speaking voice translator. Is anybody else having this problem?

[@kyekye2K]

Yes, same here. Terrible audio.

[@nicolebusari5493]

Why don't you use your resources to feature film the poor kids of the UK and stay out of Africa? If you really cared you would use the money you spend filming the problem, to solve the problem...

[@krislatoya7556]

Who approved this upload? Misleading title, strange voiceovers, barely hearing narrator 😒

[@morecm3322]

Birth control and teaching how to plan your family. 10 siblings. Come on now..

[@MercyMazmida]

it's crazy ....

[@nancyokosi1]

Id love to know how many years ago this documentary was filmed. I doubt it's 3 years ago. Beautiful journalism❤

[@nadinestaranowicz8022]

I hope she finds what she needs ❣️🇨🇦

[@mysweetiepie92]

The documentary title is Life on the Edge 2 | Scent of the Streets and it was filmed in 𝟮𝟬𝟭𝟬.

[@ifeoluwaasu7374]

Even older than that I assure you it's before 2004

[@mysweetiepie92]

@@ifeoluwaasu7374 At 08:30 there's a 2010 facebook page layout so defo 2010

[@angelij.chengchannel8266]

I am watching your channel from Bohol, Philippines 🇵🇭💖

[@mavolaj-dauniverse8487]

Hi

[@leviahamefula3994]

I know this place very well. I will just say these people are trying to survive....May they find a chance to live a better life.

[@Julie-sz2zv]

Survive by making a living out of scamming people. Bet their parents are proud of them. Losers!

[@patrickguillory3914]

The tall slim woman is so beautiful. She should be a super model.

[@princeharry4495]

PLEASE HOW CAN I REACH THE YOUNG GUY THAT WAS INTERVIEWED LAST IN THIS DOCUMENTARY.

[@tarikahmiller3805]

🙄 please fix audio, I really wanna hear the whole thing please

[@angelotiberi1794]

Italiani

[@angelotiberi1794]

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[@DosiriTV]

Should we tell the akara girl about how her boyfriend connived with those other boys to corner her so he could be her Knight in shining armor eh? Should we?

[@golden3266]

Another angle

[@Haplo-san]

Less you educated, the more loud you become. And that guy who hangs on a shoulder of the area mother, definetely not respecting the mother.

[@clarabrown3000]

The less you educated.

[@shivashanti9357]

I'm watching from Winnipeg manitoba Canada, Stay Strong brothers and sisters! Xoxo

[@superbantem7522]

If the leaders and the privileged people in Nigeria fail to provide a positive future or escape for these under class group of people then the future of Nigeria will be permanently jeopardised. In this report, it is sad to see lots of young people not being productive. My heart aches for the country.

[@comfortedu5115]

You can find the same thing in others countries not just Nigeria

[@jok2553]

How are they doing during the pandemic? Are they able to stay safe? I'm hoping so.

[@geemanuel6103]

I am not sure this was shut this yr..Yes they practice social distance

[@Julie-sz2zv]

Of course they're safe. They're indoors on the phones scamming people.

[@B3eanh]

@@Julie-sz2zv i take offense to that as a Nigerian I know it’s a joke but it’s still offensive

[@decembersixx6237]

You cant hear the narrator. At least we can hear the girls and giys.

[@mavolaj-dauniverse8487]

Hi ,can we be friends

[@rodayodryve7998]

It is so strange....when that girl Onyinye , came on the video, the very first thing that came to my mind was "runway Model". She has all the hallmark qualities for that job = looks, personality (which is key), language skills, grace, and stature. Wake up USA, France, and UK - she is absolutely the person you should have representing your houses.

[@delooaes]

The title is misleading... this girls are grownups. Over 18.

[@susiegentry2898]

What is that noise/talking in the background? Can’t understand the main speaker. Totally lost me at the ending. Needs some major editing.

[@smbot1991]

Lagos is an extremely noisy place. Millions of people in a very small area.

[@loulou3676]

@@smbot1991 yeah but the narrator is added after filming, they could easily lower the volume on the main video while raising the volume on the narrator. Also, usually the people in documentaries are given mics to wear right near their mouths so the recording of their voice is louder than the recording of any background sounds (or the sound recorded from the mic can even be amplified later). I am disappointed too as this seems interesting but is basically impossible to watch.

[@anshumanankit1517]

I wanna do a lot for African society .... Every time I see them I feel respect for them.

[@sabrinahoward5891]

I will definitely sponsor young women like Onyinye.

[@BlacckBeauteeeee]

The first girl looks like Lauren Hill. VERY BEAUTIFUL!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@yisrael8658]

👿 + greed = destroy any nation's life

[@feral107]

did you guys hire a 10 year old to do the sound production?

[@valenciavasquez8021]

She said she had to start taking care of herself at thirteen. She said she can't keep going to her mom for things because she don't have anything. At thirteen your supposed to depend on your parents. You didn't ask to be here. If you don't have nothing and your poor why are you having kids?? 10 kids no less..I wouldn't want to put any innocent kid through hardships. Did you have kids just so they can take care of themselves. Isn't that the parents job. What was the point in having children to begin with if you have nothing to offer them except a hard painful life.

[@lia2523]

Audio is terrible

[@marier7336]

OMG...explains a lot about Nigerians I've met here in Europe.

[@stroop3666]

I am glad my ancestors made it through the Middle Passage, because I CANNOT!!!

[@tryphineshumba8158]

Gift is such a mood...so hard working and enterprising ,

[@Chrissy_loves_animals]

They’re all beautiful smart young women!!! ❤️🥰

[@ubaldo_ubi_purchiazza5109]

ahahhaha not really.

[@ariefraiser140]

21:23 How come the translator didn't translate the 'idiot' part when Blessing was getting hollered at😂

[@obibuaku]

That Bisayo is far from educated. Onyinye is a beaut!! 🥰🥰 My beautiful Nigeria. Im praying for a better tomorrow, because this is oppression. 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@tosinojo7310]

she is educated ....just cannot speak fluently

[@obibuaku]

@@tosinojo7310 if thats what educated sounds like to you, then ok.

[@corbincastagneto432]

Well my one ear got to enjoy listening to this... dont watch this with headphones ..

[@teresawilson3893]

Nigerian women must be strong to deal with the male oppression

[@PaigeBrown93]

This Documentary Is Old Can Tell

[@boogiemonstermom677]

I hate it when I can't hear the narrator in documentaries on here. I know I could probably turn the subtitles on since he's speaking English, but I can never get them to turn all the way off when I do. I have to manually do it with every video I watch after until KZbin puts another update out, then they go away. Not sure if anyone else has this problem, but it sucks. Idk, maybe I'm doing something wrong 🤷🏼‍♀️. Never was really good with technology or apps 😂.

[@marier7336]

How is this not subtitled? Impossible to understand, except for the speaker....

[@marquezkenken6869]

Is this video 10years ago? Why the narrator voice is in my left?

[@deecosta9961]

Mine is in my right ear

[@berkesahan3766]

Their rights have been in hands of colonial powers. I feel sorry for my Nigerian siblings hustling hard for their life. May God give them the good for them!

[@williamegler8771]

Nigeria is well known for corruption. People should take responsibility for their own actions and stop trying to blame others for their current problems. Nigeria has vast oil wealth but where is it going,? It certainly isn't going into the coffers of the former colonial powers. They should show how the Nigerian elite live.

[@pyewackett5]

black axe anyone ???

[@4tv123]

Greedy corrupt leaders don't help either

[@Julie-sz2zv]

Ya, hustling hard for their life while robbing innocent people of their money/retirement. Smfh...

[@iennternet]

Can only hear narrator through the left channel. OMG WHYYYY??¿¿????

[@mrsonpoint]

Where is Davido, Wizkid and banky to give back

[@Triboz2023hih]

Discipline, humbleness, gratitude , education and above all you need humility not pride .Go out to different part of the world and learn Manners.

[@missk6295]

Yes ❤️

[@darrenyoung3102]

The narrator could have been a little bit louder. He sounded muffled or more in the background. Ruined the documentary experience for me, because I was trying hard to listen to his narrating

[@KennTollens]

They live in a shack, lotto sounds like a GREAT idea

[@willlaw1672]

They aint looking at any self help courses their doing 419 scams or romance scams

[@barbiedoll5881]

Who is here using this for an SbA (cxc)

[@MercyMazmida]

Naija they have the time even though struggle in Naija is on another level they still cn multiply like no one's business 10 kids different father one woman hmmmm 😢 she should be a model rock it girl.. people need to analyse and plan before multiplying like its the end of the world

[@vajtuli8598]

Chaos of thought and passion

[@kemeyartusniki842]

They would do very well here in America.

[@bubaibrahimsumareh4481]

How about US +EU homeless an poor Kids..... by by

[@2playa2care]

Their so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@earlenemason41]

African are richer than american history

[@JogBird]

you're gonna have to visit america soon

[@marier7336]

In Europe we think: "Can I afford to have a child, feed it, clothe it and educate it. It's MY responsibility, not anyone else's". Nigeria is poor because they don't even consider those issues, just keep popping kids out without even being able to feed them. If you can't afford kids, don't have them... Think about the kids, not just yourself (who will take care of ME). That's the difference between us humans and animals, we can think, although some people don't appear to have that quality... What is to be expected anyway, a people thrown from the stone age to the modern world...literally.

[@ndinawesiwila9044]

Her confidence 🔥

[@lillieslux9714]

Beautiful people

[@mudathiriali1801]

Am waiting the part two

[@patrickguillory3914]

This was interesting.

[@msb5818]

While I appreciate the awareness that is shown to the publc I'm so tired of these documentaries they hardly ever share the beauty that is in Africa. The food the culture itself is breathtaking.

[@monymiller4005]

I can hardly understand a Word...won't bother watching Like this! - -

[@wilsal2485]

Funny how some english speaking (I'm assuming) have trouble understanding what's said when others like me are wondering how can u not hear/understand what's being said :) The 'narrator' was hard to hear at times though

[@wilsal2485]

Ok I got to 18 minutes in and I can't understand or hear what they're saying so I take what I said back lol

[@sibymathew7859]

People sleep in the day and like life in the night . "I'm shaking my head. " People respect me as area girl.. "Shaking my head again. " Redefine respect o. May God get them out of this and show a good way. Life is tough and easily one can get swept away to a point where one does not recognize right from wrong. I pray youths are given chance for their potential and governments get productive.

[@sibymathew7859]

Love the last girl.

[@ConservativeCommonSense]

Sad. So beautiful inside and out

[@Arsewell-Foundation]

I would have loved to have finished this, but the audio was drowned out by the background music and when you were translating, her voice was the same volume as the voice over so it was just a jumble. Too bad 😕

[@abohnad]

Bad , hope the get better life style. Roads are cracked , food and water seems to be polluted, no law and levels of unemployment is high... just hope the get better life style

[@Julie-sz2zv]

The government should tax the scammers a higher tax and put some of the money into those things needed. I mean c'mon, there's quite a bit of them making lots of money.

[@bonitajohnson6341]

Really wish I could’ve heard the person translating towards the end. 😒😒😕

[@vernessatucker8647]

I hopes she becomes a model.

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Why not you show poor kids in your country?

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Pls let someone summarize this movie for me