This Is The Riskiest Job In Nigeria ?

This documentary shows and explains the process of sand mining in Onitsha, Anambra State. A very risky adventure and fulfilling experience for me indeed.
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[@okecultures7389]

Get a life jacket if you must make video like this brotherman. Don't gamble with your life you're a gem.

[@ebohmedia2459]

I agree with you

[@anyionuorah7637]

He should know better,

[@chikarayleigh4534]

Rivers hardly have any waves or tides to capsize a boat bro

[@arthurjay6763]

@@chikarayleigh4534 Life jacket, like a condom it's better you have it and don't need it than need it and don't have it.

[@godricc8889]

Lmao

[@richardrojah4778]

I dey feel the captain with his long jombo 😂

[@myupdatde807]

😂😂😂😂

[@skyfwesh6148]

The guy no get joy

[@akanebong007]

no time to look face...hahahaha

[@tosinadeyemi7485]

Captain Ganja... 🙆🙆🙆

[@darlingtonikechi7317]

same here lolz

[@fitinwell]

After watching this video... I am proud to be Legit hustling Nigerian...Captain says what you called risky might not be risky for him... Definition of Risk is different...

[@afrodancetv4401]

Exactly, he is indeed a brave man

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@ferdinarduguru6444]

The word risky is relative

[@chronicletv9972]

Exactly what i grab from the interview

[@abdulharuna8674]

And in spite of all this, someone would call Nigerians "lazy". God bless you, guys.

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@mj-tech-arewa7077]

It is true that the are so my lazy citizens. Many of them will refuse this job if you offer them. They only like government jobs not this local job. Pls dont talk rubbish here. You know it is true that there are so many lazy youths out there who are busy waiting for the government to provide them jobs. Instead of starting from some local jobs. Perhaps they might grow richer with the local jobs.

[@vincentadeniji6403]

@@mj-tech-arewa7077 The dumbest comment so far.

[@vincentadeniji6403]

@@mj-tech-arewa7077 Every country is happy and encourages everyone to get a government job, it's a problem to find that in Nigeria!? Local jobs!? like selling pure water!? selling food!? tell me which local jobs will make you grow richer in Nigeria, bricklayer!? do your research bro.

[@okoriehilary9233]

One good thing is that these dredging boats were built in Onitsha, I saw where they use to build it around the Onitsha port. However, these guys needs further training on safety. They need life vest, coveralls, safety booths, eye goggles. I'm a ship captain and I understand there situation. The swimming is very odd they can use wooden boat and paddle.

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@henryedeh5944]

I can agree with everything you said as it is your field, but I think the swimming is a kind of refreshment to the body. How do you feel about that?

[@angelnelson2012]

Im african-american and i love your content. Keep up the good work we love learning about nigeria here in america

[@charlesagbakwu]

Nwanna I am watching your videos from Dallas, Texas. I want to thank you for your dedication to showcasing and uplifting Ndigbo. Daalụ ri nne.

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever. .

[@lawaleb452]

But here in lagos mile2. Labourers are being used to offload the sand. Technology is good sha. I'm very pleased to have seen this.

[@chinedunwafor6110]

Here in Lagos, ojo to be precise,this machine is being used to do that

[@usefultips5179]

IGBO PEOPLE and Easterners ARE THE CHINA OF NIGERIA. LEAVE IT FOR THEM. THOSE GUYS ARE INTELIGENTS. see those boat and locally made. 10 thumbUP

[@anthonyekuma9906]

Good job Nwanne. The captain is so intelligent. His use of English and his vivid explanation of the job is excellent. God bless all the hustling Igbo guys out there.

[@Urgent_2k]

Nigeria!!! I have never seen a technology like this and the young man smoking weed is very intelligent and knowledgeable about his work.

[@ricosanto963]

Yes he said that, life is about taking a risk in other to make your clean money that's the mainstream about life‼

[@afrodancetv4401]

Yeah, i totally agree with you. Do you know that Nigeria is the greatest country in the world where there are many many population, still many people are rich and hustling without the support of government? So many celebrities are famous wealthy people.

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@ibrahimabiodun7200]

Sir come to Onitsha bridge and see it first hand sir..

[@emekanwozormen7519]

Umu Igbo hard working guys

[@visitowerriloveowerri4599]

Eboh, you are a G. cool video, informative as you said it. Raw, hard, risky you name it , you did it. That guy Henry Anyanwu, salute am for me, that him cigar big well well O. After all who wouldn't need a big fat smoke on such a beautiful river. But my mind couldn't help but start doing the maths. each boat load is 10 trips of sand. 1 trip of sand is between 17k and 20k that's about 170k to 200k per boat load. It takes 1hr to fill the boat and he does 7 trips a day. Mate he is looking at 1.4million naira a day about 42milion naira a month. even if Henry doesn't own the boat he could net 1 or 5million a month but i hope he owns that boat. After work, a change of clothes, steps into his G Wagon off home to see the family. Eboh G you too deserve the millions for bringing this beautiful piece to us. Bless you all

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@edisonchinedu3801]

I love the captains ways of understanding. He feels contented with his job and he love his job, he appreciate himself and love himself too for what he does. God bless his hand work 🙏

[@burtonafonja1740]

It's because he smokes igbo na 🤣😂🤣

[@ikeolubaba8337]

Igbo men are hard working, thanks alot for this . Love from Zurich Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@ebohmedia2459]

Thanks for watching

[@adekolaadedayoadesanmi8432]

Can I have your contact bro

[@afrodancetv4401]

I am in Germany

[@tosinadeyemi7485]

Just like every other Nigerian... 🤷🤷🤷

[@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767]

Com 2 Ijaw land & c hard work. Dis ones hv technology...... Com c manual

[@yungballerinaz5143]

Nice content ...onitsha river needs to be dredged...this wil improve import/export in the region.

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@ayukgeraldayuk1376]

All I admire the captain of the boot how he explains the process and smoking his wedd😂😂😂

[@afrodancetv4401]

You are very good observer

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@ayukgeraldayuk1376]

@@chimarinetemple397 God forbid I did not tell anyone I am broke. So in the name of God Almighty stay away from me please.

[@nattykelvin3833]

Nigerians are very hard working 🇳🇬💪

[@pamodedaniels7681]

Very good and impressive video. Guy with videos like this I think you'll soon have a show on National TV or Discovery Channel. Very insightful video showcasing the Nigerian hard-working spirit.

[@selfmade8180]

Am I the only person that notice the Jumbo joint the captain is holding 🙄🙄🙄💨💨💨💨💨

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@blackman7185]

It’s normal

[@hisenmosilmani2312]

Hahahaha the guy just dey fly🤣

[@franklynthomas3234]

I would like to buy one of those boat. Great job my African brother's from the Bahamas.

[@felixikennaonunkwor1321]

You should be given free of charge. Rightfully so! Your forefathers founded this river. It is called river Niger. Shalom!

[@newjezzyenter10ment20]

@franklyn Thomas... Are you on WhatsApp?

[@Samuel-cm5hq]

Will this not cause environmental damage all this sand dredging?

[@komolafeabimbola146]

Absolutely... It does.

[@preciouschinelotamnwaiwu7016]

People are working for their daily bread. Environmental safety isn't top on their mind unfortunately

[@jamesonmoz7691]

No one is talking about the high video quality,Nigerians are intelligent and very hard working people,only a few persons giving bad name to the country

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@bigboy7194]

We igbo are more bless only bad government is killing us

[@franklinnnoke1276]

The Internet(blogger bloggers) wouldn't broadcast this, but only the ones tanishing the image of Nigeria they always push for everyday

[@niceboneable]

Igbos are very hard working 💪👷👏

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@tosinadeyemi7485]

Just like every other Nigerian... 🤷🤷🤷

[@chinedunwafor6110]

Nigerians are very hard-working

[@ngokafestuso.1566]

Wow! They have advanced in technology. This is the area I grew up in. Back then, they will carry buckets and dive in side the river to extract sand from the deep of the river to fill their wooden boat. When they get to the offloading point, they will use head pan to carry the sand from the boat and take it up to the sand field. Very stressful back then. Thanks for Technology.

[@ajijedidunabiodundayo468]

I know the area very well too at Odoroba,Atani Road,Ogbaru Local Govt.

[@abudouglas9615]

Massive ear drum problems with that method with irregular changes in pressure.

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@ngokafestuso.1566]

@@ajijedidunabiodundayo468 exactly!

[@mrgreen4461]

What's the guy smoking? Creative way of extracting sand by the way.

[@richyyrob8062]

Best video , thanks so much bro, only real men hustle , God bless all hustler especially IGBOs

[@cathlandemmanuel831]

My joy for Igbo men and hardwork... Jisinuike...Watching from USA... Umu Igbo odogwu... We will need to build dam that will give steady electricity to whole Biafra Land🎈🎊🎊💓🙏🤝🤜☝️👌

[@ovoowhe5942]

Hello bro

[@osasowie9964]

Everything is not about igbo God other Nigeria re also hardworking

[@jainjain7021]

@@osasowie9964 you are jealous why can't you called your own people I don't know why if they mention Igbo you people will start crying 😭

[@kwakuntampe6689]

The captain tho😎😎😎😆😅😅😂 much love from Ghana

[@p.c2750]

This is great content man. I was bored but stumbled on your video that has really excited me. You made my day bro. Thanks

[@ebohmedia2459]

My pleasure

[@akosuboiwekumostevyn8424]

This method is new to me. Nice Marine Engineering Technology to keep the boat afloat with such load.

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@emmanuelosuagwu5741]

Wow, the guys are really trying. But I think rather than this double task of first loading into a boat, they should extend the hose and load directly from the source of the sand to the point where Tippers would come to load. The challenge is, it would involve extra costs of; 1 - making the hose longer and stronger, because greater stress is going to be involved, 2 - the Engine and Pump are going to be of higher capacity or output to be able to push sand to a father distance.

[@okoyesomadina7674]

love the way the guy answered him it depends on what he calls stress

[@obisantvlog]

He is smoking his weed with too much confidence.oh I miss naija now! Nice vlog Ebogee

[@ebohmedia2459]

Salute brother 🙌

[@simisolamaiyegun9607]

I guess that’s where he gets the strength to do the job and keep going.

[@anyionuorah7637]

Jumbo one for that matter

[@nwedomagnus5156]

Igbo nah agba mbo Onitsha to the world 🌎

[@princepelu2886]

I can see the Muhammadu Buhari Second Niger bridge in the background 🤪 I come in peace, please 😎 Jokes aside, I love your content bro. Well articulated 👍🏾 I go follow you for more of this kind of content.

[@gideonopu9561]

Well-done bro, consider visiting Yenagoa, around swale market in Bayelsa, it is replete with this type of businesses but they don't use machines to drill the sand. The boys use a deep-holed shovel, dive to the bottom of this same river, scoop sand and swim up with it and poor it into an empty boat. They may do this at least 25 times to fill a single boat. It is a very tiring and dangerous work to do. Many never swim back up after diving into the river, sometimes due to tiredness swimming back up with the weight of the big shovel That is life, the hustle continue.

[@olusesanfesobi5219]

Nna, ọ dị egwu. Looks very lucrative. Clean and honest money.

[@oppoopp693]

These are the people I like to encourage.. pls can someone send me his contact pls. I mean the captain...

[@mansionbills626]

And one old And dead Basterd will come and call us Lazy youths May God bless us

[@c-jayofficial5743]

And the first guy ur interviewing is my very good friend called HENRY,former security guard at SAWMILLERS ONITSHA BRIDGEHEAD..

[@ebohmedia2459]

Wow, nice to know. Are you still in contact with him ?

[@simisolamaiyegun9607]

Bros, thanks for this insightful and enlightening vlog. To be honest I never knew where sands came from or had an idea they this sort of job existed until now. You should’ve asked the captain more questions like the risks they face, did he go to college to learn the job or did apprenticeship etc and I would’ve love to see how swags up after💖.

[@ajmediahub1989]

For u to be there u have to put on life jacket

[@chidiadichigbu29]

I have live in onitsha for many years bt never have the opportunity to know how sand is been got out from that river Niger

[@afrodancetv4401]

The guys especially the captain 'na acha godi anya diee! And doing his work diligently 👍

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever..

[@ewesuedoebisine]

For Ijaw guy like me na fun be dis oo 😁

[@crystaleric4190]

only when it comes to swimming not for extracting sand no be only you be ijaw person here

[@henryedeh5944]

@@crystaleric4190 🤣 tell am

[@kejioshin]

We need to industralize Nigeria. Great video bro, keep up the good work my igbo brother. Kedu.

[@omanyaqs4108]

With this guys work we don't even need the over bloated contract for dredging river niger more people like this working daily can get that done even if it take years but it's worth it

[@supernewafrica4210]

Why would anyone give a thumb down on this inspiring video? The reporter/journalist was very respectful and grateful all through. It is cool to have man all the way from Mali working there.

[@cutedevil9041]

Because mad people everywhere that is why someone called human being will give a thumb down to this post.

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@stevenanderson6518]

Because I can do it without the help of an machines and it not the hardest job for me

[@henryedeh5944]

@@stevenanderson6518 No be lie oo, my guys for PH de dig this sand thing without any machine . Imagine

[@Champeletv]

Nice job bro. This is my hood. I love the fact that you get in closer to show the details of how all this sand are extracted from the river. We have been watching from afar. Thank you very much bro

[@updateprince1320]

What does it take make the machine?

[@Champeletv]

@@updateprince1320 I heard 12m

[@blackman7185]

Watching from port au prince Haiti,am proud of you all,blessings n love

[@lastsonofabraham2678]

Thanks for using your original accent, Your content is great and informative

[@oloruntobaipinyemi1435]

I don't believe this is the most risky job in Nigeria . No

[@winnerstanley9316]

I think I like that boat captain of a guy how can I get his contacts? Anyway good job 👍🏾

[@ebohmedia2459]

I can try reaching out to him ,do remind me on my email [e-mail]

[@jamlyrics3160]

I sent an email. I'll need his contact too

[@winnerstanley9316]

@@jamlyrics3160 ok

[@juninhofreekick4912]

Eboh, I love this documentary! Keep up the light on economic life&lifestyle in the East. This business has to be regulated, taxed and enhanced by the government in form of EIA, life jackets, safety hotline, training etc.

[@ebohmedia2459]

🙌

[@chimarinetemple397]

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[@juninhofreekick4912]

@@chimarinetemple397 take your fraud and idiocy away from here.

[@tosinadeyemi7485]

@@juninhofreekick4912 he's a foolish man.

[@hyacinthnnaemeka2385]

Nice work out there, marvelled at the captain's usage of English, he is good Still feel his Jumbo 😂

[@wallstreet497]

I think the riskiest job in Nigeria is working inside illegal oil refinery

[@Ricebender]

Great and very educating video! I wonder if the extraction can have any consequences for the river.

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever.

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever..

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever..

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[@komolafeabimbola146]

I waited patiently to read through comments, if anyone would be reasonable enough in asking this vital question. The consequence(s) of sand mining/river dredging can be devastating. Apart from its employment benefits, it could result/lead to massive flooding across the river banks, if more in flow is received from various sources during rainfall season. Secondly, it creates an imbalance in the marine ecosystem for the fisherman, as schools of fish is being lost through dredging and in no distant time, as the sand miners are smiling to the bank the artisanal fishermen and local women along value chain of fish industry will lose their livelihood.

[@obikunlesamson9438]

Nice one...wat an industrious people

[@ibrahimabiodun7200]

Ave always want to stay wih this guys and see how dis is done always see dem from on top the bridge wen going on transit...one day I will be with u guys soon..

[@krysepelle8871]

This isn't the most risky job in Nigeria.

[@oraksvisual8654]

This captain is fairly enlightened in English language

[@JanJan-pq4im]

....and handsome, but stoned!

[@philipdanladi2265]

@@JanJan-pq4im not wrong in being a stoner.

[@CONSIDA514]

Very risky than riskier himself, much love.

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever..

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[@onosagabi1623]

Bro thanks for this great video. Nigerians we can change this by investing into proper safety and cleaner methods of mining sand. Thanks my guy!

[@alabawilliams9093]

This video is very much awe inspiring. I'm so much proud of my country Nigeria.

[@teebay1195]

This is amazing, I wonder how much they are getting paid cuz it’s a lot of hard work. Great content!👏

[@viko799]

One trip of sand is about N30K & they do 7 a day!

[@Isendale]

Damaging the aquatic habitat is not a good thing.

[@ItsWorkingTogetherForMyGood]

The damage to the delicate ecosystem will be seen very soon. Exploitation of nature should always be regulated, our ancestors understood this.

[@obinnaunigwe928]

I don't know what damage you're talking about considering the SE Terrain that's why loading docks and their surroundings are constantly dredged.

[@chinedunwafor6110]

Lol, something like this has been going on in Lagos for so many years

[@petermato2807]

Respect to you captain, you are really a had working man with experience. Very proud of his Business/Job 💕.

[@xbasoo]

Captain smoking his grass..🚬

[@safari2545]

Interesting content, unfortunately the practice is very environmentally destructive.

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever..

[@komolafeabimbola146]

Yeah...very very destructive. Here in Lagos, the Government is trying so hard to clampdown on them

[@okorojnr]

It needs regulation by state govts. Maybe limiting # of trips by day/month. The sand serves more economic benefit than the flora and fauna protection. You cannot build a house or building without sand. Flora and fauna protection comes in when countries become advanced and standard of living very high.

[@emmanuelejionye4711]

I am proud of my tribe. Look at the fluency of his English. Igbo kwenu but they should add some safety measures to it. Jisie nu ike

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever

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[@hopeodunayo5853]

Aby nah, extracting water from the river, 😜😂🙄

[@sandilemfeka4658]

😂😂😂😂I like the captain his straight forward.

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever.

[@supernewafrica4210]

Thanks for sharing man. I hope Buhari and cronies see they are not all ‘lazy youths’. My regards to the young men. I hope they are well rewarded.

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever..

[@lucasdouglas5643]

Thank you for the video ,,,,very interesting

[@markfactor5952]

Awesome video, learnt a lot about dredging from the video even though I have a dredger at this site, I have never being there and the video opened my eyes to the operations

[@chimarinetemple397]

Chi marine temple will help you for all you want, contact and be bless, be prosper and be protected forever..

[@spoiltchild79]

🙈 The ecological destruction and damage to our domestic marine life is something I shouldn’t even dare think about

[@ebohmedia2459]

Please can you educate us more on that if you don't mind.

[@JanJan-pq4im]

@@ebohmedia2459 There are hundreds if not thousands of tropical marine life and fauna living in rivers. and on river beds, being disturbed and even worse sucked up in droves with the sucking up of the sand from the river bed. This causes the steady destruction of the ecosystem.

[@cory_aqua]

Good point however rivers can ‘silt up’ and require some dredging eventually otherwise it will no longer be navigable. It’s something that has to be managed, no different from the deforestation that took place to build the house you live in.

[@komolafeabimbola146]

@@cory_aqua You kept on hammering on "siltation" on this devastating issue. Siltation takes thousands of years before it could take place. Mind you, Siltation can often occur due to anthropogenic factors, naturally it wouldn't take place, or remain unnoticed even if it occurs. This dredging activities need to be checked by Nigerian inland waterways Management or any agency saddled with such responsibilities.

[@ejioforibekwe1973]

Good work bro, jisike ooh nna

[@brookfrabrook1165]

Wow 😯. Big up your self bro 😎

[@flowkeegram8299]

The captain speaks educatedly

[@araseivie4217]

Thank you for this video... I always wonder how it's done... Now I know thanks to you

[@freakybomstar3574]

Try and get yourself a life jacket the next time you'll embark on a journey like that. 💖💖

[@dikedaniel4201]

Very correct

[@freakybomstar3574]

@@dikedaniel4201 Yeah

[@suntanglory]

Feels like a peaceful kind of job,at least they won't be fighting over floor/shop space with a massive river to pitch your boat..Take care guys.Cheers!

[@gallary24studio-photograph90]

Igbos are industrious.

[@deelotex6703]

You just gain a new follower I like your doings nwanne

[@ebohmedia2459]

🙌

[@nwokoyevincent7201]

The guy is very intelligent

[@henryedeh5944]

I was a tipper/sand-truck driver back in Nigeria and we talked to these sand guys anyhow. I didn't really care how they got their sand. We looked sharper and it was their own business so f*k whatever they feel. (That was then oo) By the way, not those guys you see onboard owns the machine/the dump (there's always one oga diluting roasted plantain with one bottled Eva water. I now have a different feeling about them. Thanks for the video. BUT next time you want to do anything risky, ask for and apply it's precautionary measure, T.U🙏

[@chikeziejohn3057]

Wow Eboh, you get liver o...lol..this guys are very hard-working.. hmmm 😍 that guy smoking, Omo see level!!! smoking weed with confidence.

[@ebohmedia2459]

😄

[@kennethikechukwuokoli7978]

If you will board a boat, the safety measure is to use a life Jacket. It doesn't cost much compared with any unforeseen accident with your life. Whether You can swim or not, Use life Jacket _ You & Ocean Waves/Storms no be mate.

[@onochieagbazie4093]

Nwokem wear your protective floatation device (PFD) O..Good documentary thou

[@desmondnedualaegbu5526]

Very interesting. Anambra has the longest shoreline along the River Niger

[@MrBerry_1]

You can still claim the river is owned by Anambra too, okoko man. 🤣

[@desmondnedualaegbu5526]

@@MrBerry_1 okoko man, I am happy that you have read my replies. The glorified village called Owerri is now a jungle of IPOB terrorists. Uzodimma is on the run. Imo is now a failed state 🤣

[@desmondnedualaegbu5526]

@@MrBerry_1 yes, Anambra owns the river. Anambra also owns the 1st and 2nd Niger bridges, while our Imo state has nothing to show except backwardness and under development 🤣

[@nullnull7495]

I doubt it. Link your source.

[@godswillamadife8748]

@@desmondnedualaegbu5526 You should be ashamed of yourself for celebrating the death of your brothers and being happy that part of Biafra land is in chaos. Mind you what affects the eyes equally affects the nose!

[@baribe-optuuma295]

It quite informative.

[@chukwukwadoagbo6640]

Igbo men 💪🤝❤

[@youngxelodestinyosaroboh7181]

This is amazing thing that everyone out there have to should showed concern about the people working there! If you take a proper look, you'll see that the man who jump into the water to take the fix pipe has no safety on him, my saying is that the people they're working for, should provides safety equipment for them! Thank you all. One love great Nigerians ✊🇳🇬🙏🏿

[@elakhamepaul2313]

This quite different from d way will dredge sand Here in Lagos. Quite cool to see another extracting method from another part of the the country.

[@princejustinanku760]

The youth of Africa are hardworking. But, I am wondering what will be the long-term effect of this sand mining on the river? I hope it doesn't end up destroying the river. This is similar to the "galamsey" activities for gold mining in Ghana. Today, we are in a mess because our water bodies are almost gone. But, the face of the water here looks good to me than what I see in Ghana as a result of galamsey.

[@TsarOfRuss]

No be igbo be that wey that guy dey smoke infront of Camera???? the guy don give up 😂😂😂 I hail oooh Chairman!

[@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057]

New subscriber here. Watching from Barbados🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧👍

[@ebohmedia2459]

Thanks for watching and subscribing 🙌

[@abovekessy8260]

Umuigbo na agbambo💵💵💵💵

[@kevweapochi1993]

It's not a boat... That's a local dredge... It's called kpe kpe kpe in the Delta region where I come from