The fallout of Nigeria's

[@memba002]

I love the skill, professionalism and courtesy Edith Kimani exudes in these documentaries. Simply amazing.

[@mr.cruise1625]

Thank you DW & the 77% team for helping African youths air their views and amplifying their voices. The #Endsars protests will forever remain one of the greatest events of all time that kept the Nigerian goverment on their toes.

[@femilowkey8159]

Lovely interview, kudos to the officer for his unbiased opinion and to others for speaking our minds . It’s time to take our country to the next level for better

[@Gengpro]

We need a much longer time for this interview,, probably like a series

[@JohnFekoloid]

Time for what? If it can't be summarised in 2 sentences, then nobody will have time or energy to understand a longer series.

[@mitchellabu87]

Shout out to the moderator ✊🏿❤️ nice one

[@Lola.Oriola]

Sefa speaks so good. Well done❤

[@nomxhosapekani7966]

Only 29 LIKES and 5 Comments, what's Up young Lions of Africa, are we tired of roaring, if so what are we doing to complete the struggle of getting back our dignity as a people are we just gonna ignore it and blend in?✊✊✊

[@billeibinabo]

Keep up the good work. Please do more research on this.

[@MommyZamzam]

Sefa , u should be on arise tv😊

[@emmanuelalariobi7810]

I was enjoying the statement of the police officer, not until he started defending the atrocity being carried out by the Nigerian army

[@MommyZamzam]

Even with the ID sef, u will still be harassed.. that police officer is biased.😒

[@MommyZamzam]

Mattew Weldone 😢…

[@MommyZamzam]

Sefa baby 🥰😍

[@hikhalem5305]

São Miguel Quixeramobim Ceará

[@vagenin7269]

I dy look jj omojuwa dy laff.. This election go shock you and your papa tinubu.. Nonsense people are angry and you can't read the room? R you joking? .. I'll die making sure my vote count in 2023

[@SOFTGUYERA2024]

I visited Nigeria, an overcrowded country with incredible corruption & tribalism. Unfortunately, with a culture based on lack of integrity, this country will not progress. A very bad country, with little to no opportunities.

[@elovedays]

Yes we have our problems and we shall solve them with a new generational mindset and values. Nigeria is progressing through individual efforts. We have abundant opportunities.... guess the reason you came.

[@benardsundaytv5469]

your wrong mr man tell me your country name I will tell you how much we are better than them. if not from government but from individual so correct yourself we must progress

[@salmanovicc_]

@@benardsundaytv5469 We will Progress. This is just the mindset of a foreigner who believes a failing African nation has the inability to rise back up. Nations fall and Nations rise back, basic History.

[@JohnFekoloid]

I'd really like to hear your suggestion for this type of a country, Nigeria. First, we are made of about 300 different ethnic groups speaking a total 500+ languages. Second, we never envisioned forming a country. Each tribe just lived and traded separately. Some time 1800's white men came around did their slave trade thing, but by 1914 decided they must mash us to form one country because we're black. But we do not see ourselves as black and as far as we're concerned, we have nothing in common with each other. The white men did leave us with English language which they forced down our throats. And thankfully, we are able to understand this KZbin video and talk to and understand each other. But that doesn't still make us friends. The Nigeria Police and our politicians are basically continuing on from our British colonist, "forcing" people to comply and fall in line or else, face deadly retribution. So @MMscion3691, how would you rule this type of country, Nigeria?