@Herowithnoflaws

1 year ago

A documentary as eye opening as this and less than 300k views in over 1 week?! We really do need to set our priorities right as a people, show more concern for things that really affect us and our society. If this was just some random music video about girls shaking ass and flaunting of diamonds, would’ve been over a million views by now. All the same, big ups to Burna for taking out the time, putting in the effort and for being very intentional about exposing the ills of our Nigerian society. A lot of us in this comment section are privileged but they’re thousands and thousands of people in the open world who are not even privileged enough to have a smartphone like most of us. I’m very appreciative of Burna and his team for making this documentary, at least now we get to see a bit (trust there’s so much more suffering out there) of the sufferings and plight of our comrades who aren’t as privileged as ourselves. I do hope those of us who have are willing enough to donate to help these people, the government have no concern for us so we need to help ourselves. We can keep castigating and criticizing the government for as long as possible but they’ll keep turning deaf ears and blind eyes to our complaints and plights. So let’s help ourselves and I do think that what Burna really aims at achieving with this is not to give us more reasons to criticize the government but to really open our eyes and minds to realize that we are all we really have. Let’s do the most we can for the betterment of our society. Bless up!💪🏽💪🏽

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