A Portion of Hell exists in Nigerian Trenches.

I was watching a video on the trenches in Nigeria and there was this one called Katangua, right? It's in Lagos. It's a market in Lagos. When I say there's literally a portion of hell fire inside Nigeria, you guys think I'm on an understatement here. They asked this woman, they were like, oh, um, what do you do for a living? She said, oh, I do business. They said, oh, okay, what type of business? She said, big business. They said, okay, what does this big business involve? Like, what do you do in this big business? She said, I'm a prostitute. Then the guy now asked, oh, how much does it cost? For per client and how many do you do a day? She said, well, I do uncountable a day and each one around 1,000, 500 Naira. She said, fuck. Stop one guy, one guy, one tough guy, hard guy. Nobody fear record. They asked this guy that, do you feel your life was easier before you came here? This man broke down in tears. He couldn't, he was choking from the emotions from the tears. He couldn't talk. They asked this guy that, if there was something the Nigerian government could do for you people in these trenches, what would they do? What do they want? They want, like, just, like, a much more productive environment. This guy said the government should legalize guns. This guy said, yeah. If these people in Nigeria trenches ever go to hellfire, they have to give them time served because of the time they've spent in Nigerian trenches. This guy said, yeah. That was his biggest issue. He said, maybe we all just carry gun the full time. Yeah. If these people in Nigeria trenches ever go to hellfire, they have to give them time served because of the time they've spent in Nigerian trenches. That was his biggest issue. He said, maybe we all just carry gun the full time. Yeah.