2 MILLION PLAYERS!!! 😭🇳🇬👑
ABUJA AND PORT HARCOURT ARE NOW LIVE! 🔥
You asked for your cities. I built them. Now go and find your people 😂❤️
101k+ playing right now. 10 MILLION+ visits today.
Lagos 🤝 Abuja 🤝 Port Harcourt
REP YOUR CITY BELOW 👇🏾
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Super excited about this one 🥹
Mainland don do. Tomorrow, the Danfo Cross Bridge
Third Mainland Bridge, Makoko, Idumota, Marina, Lagos Island in Danfo Run
‘God Save Me’.
That was the graffiti (pictured below) imprinted on a car by an unknown African migrant held hostage at a trafficking house in Ghut Shaal, Janzur, in north-western Libya.
In truth, only God can save any migrant who gets stuck in Libya after abandonment by heartless Libyan traffickers and kidnappers or arrest and detention by the police. But the mortal that I only am, I am determined to save as many migrants as possible from asking God to save them after embarking on an ill-advised trip to Libya.
Therefore, starting tomorrow and for the next 20 days, I’ll be on a campaign of short videos enlightening the public on why they should steer clear of Libya. These videos will be on all social media platforms, but my primary targets are Tiktok and Facebook, where traffickers often hoodwink unsuspecting youth with fake promises of a better life.
For the first 10 days, my messages will be released in English (morning) and Pidgin (evening).
The final 10 days will be made in Hausa (morning), Igbo (afternoon) and Yoruba (evening), consequently eliminating language barriers among subliterates and illiterates, who constitute the prime target groups of traffickers.
I know some will only learn by experience and will proceed to Libya regardless of advisories to the contrary, but I also know many would stay put in Nigeria if they had access to credible information.
Migrants like ‘Para’ and Samuel who told me “I wouldn’t have come if I knew I would suffer this much”, those are my targets. So help me God!
The other day in Yaba, a man stood in the middle of the road collecting ₦200 for a load he never carried. When I asked him what the money was for, he couldn't explain. So I asked, "Ise wo le se ti e fi gba 200 naira?" (What work did you do to collect ₦200?)
It was ridiculous. He threatened that his people would come and beat me if I didn't pay. I told him, "Ko wa na mi, amo e ma leti so fun mi ni idi ti mo ma fi san 200 naira." (Come and beat me now, but you'll still have to tell me why I should pay ₦200.)
Then everyone around started begging me to just pay. So I turned to them and asked, "Why are you all paying this ₦200?" They said, "Revenue." Okay, revenue for what? What is it used for?
Guess what? Nobody could answer.
They all knew paying that money was unnecessary, yet they keep paying it.
before you play swaguu keep in mind;
once you hear molly- get prepared to sing along
once you hear murdreer- get ready to cry
once you hear en en entaa- get ready to lose your home training
once you hear yo dibs!. - 😭😭😭know its a banger