i'm this week we a back in lagos, nigeria. now everything here in this country is done big. and this week we're going to talk about big influence as making big money. and the question is, do they have a big responsibility to society? who brought to us a discussion for me, the, some people with some big numbers on social media. let's start with was very mecca . your quite popular? like you took to kind of time, do you have about 6800000 follows? that's ridiculously big, right? so when you hear the parents of all question, do you have a responsibility to society based purely on your numbers? do you, what's your initial as a? yeah, i see you hover or supposedly to, to my, to the society. okay. so is it even fed to us social media influence us to have a responsibility victory? i want to ask you this question because when you look at what's happening on the continent of africa, they've been protests in every corner. should it then be, was there a because job to stand there or took, took and say, hey guys, this and this, and this is what we need to do. so as an influenza, to have

whatever we do, we just, i'm with nigeria. if you put that on your talk to us, it says a lot to the people. so you will do everything from your end to make i do i did that and that's all we are asking for. yeah. okay, well thank you so much for your views. thank you so much to all the influence of yet today. we as usual, stuck with what appears to be a rather simple question. gender based on influence, a big business or social responsibility based on the answers here. i think we still need to keep talking about the jury is to, i'll send that one, but from me, thank you for watching. the thank you for a wonderful discussion, but to be on the brand deals and follow accounts. there's a deeper question when the industry is driven by profit deals. does that release the individual from social responsibility? is that something to definitely think about? however, movements like fees must fall in south africa overall as great lessons student leaders stood up against the systemic inequality is in education now a decade ago, demanding ch

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c. nigeria has huge mineral deposits of key elements like 10. but it also faces the challenge of the unregulated extraction of minerals . the sector is also widely known to employ children who often work in hazardous conditions. dw studio lagos got exclusive on access to autism. all mining operations in jobs in northern nigeria corresponded okay. oh mary filed this report number that you'd be brought to this used to be formula, but no, it looks like it. most of the workers tear up the soil and looking for it's just beneath the surface at this on regulated mark. we're here with the permission of the site allows us to fill them in this direction, but not what's behind us. what we can show you is a stream polluted by mining waste, the minus dig with shovels and the bad hands risk in cuts and falls. many of the children spend hours on the hot some, some tell us that the take drugs to get through the day. the bus keeps it close. i as the comment, our rules to we're here to get and we take to the buyers watch gathering my boss um as well as yeah, afte

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so this is caliber carnival in nigeria. the welcome to the product on hundreds of palestinians including patients and medical staff have been released after is really full, says store them to come out aloud to the hospital in northern cause. the witnesses have described suffering violence and abuse of the hands of the occupation forces as well says it detained 240 people, including the director of the hospital. tony covers and begins on coverage from data of the in central garza strip. tough night kids and forced out of northern guns. those last remaining hospital. this for tooth was recorded the college one hospital of to is by the troops right at the building on friday night in. ready for you, you know, these ready orders tied us up and blindfolded us so we could hear people screaming . i knew exactly who was being beaten. i was expecting my turn to come and to be beaten as well. they beat us with sticks and bounds in the cold. the later talk, hundreds of palestinians away with them. these ready soldiers refused to give u

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we over a $115.00 companies operating in nigeria to may be profitable. the knuckle regulation and taxation has increasing numbers of young people throwing the hot on money into a person this nevertheless, some people do believe they can turn a profit through online gambling. we met a professional gambler in indonesia the moment the called to dealt is when you're trying and then it starts to flow. and that is when that's cool and gotcha folks in for work. although it's a strictly illegal in indonesia tang perfect. it's not just a game for him, it's his job. to have that for once to stay anonymous. he's just one of the many innovations trying to, under living from online gambling. very well done. i have really loved gambling all my life. finally, i'm able to play online, which makes things a lot easier and safer. and i don't even have to leave the house in order to play around with poca that and the online kind of will be given the simple internet. gambling is a growing problem. the indonesian government says, online gambling transactions totaled almost 10

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why is inflation running so high in nigeria right now? i mean, you could argue that that is what is causing most people the most problems, cost of living crisis and nigi or come the government to get a handle on installation with these plans. i'm not sure the government i'm getting hired a little bit nutritional with these plans. however, these plans to be held to cause or a name or some necessary release. but they're not sufficient enough sufficient because implicitly manager is the structural van you know, going on for one time, please use. i don't know if that's a technical, not a one size thing. so i thought she thought we can, the, it's what we did when actually charlan johnson case would be. so taking the interest rates, you know, it gets even, even if it's, i mean, the funding interesting is relevant to the us on the okay. but doesn't necessarily mean that. ready getting dressel, it's funding for vision e mail, but that's because inclusion has one actually charged the job, a big list of other color and see if it's on the slide, the

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and they went to nigeria and also took us to folks from different parts of that. well, the british of cos, admittedly, the biggest or does of looked at active folks. and as a highly, as 1900 on the british museum act of the idea, they said that this poland octave should not be done to the countries where there was stolen on it is sides that as recently as 1963, the 19 o 2 museum out was there to build under place with the museum act of 1900 on 6.

let's indeed keep a focus on nigeria because we can delve into developments further, not with former eco wants different, my chief at how do not what i can a live at from a butcher. you're more than welcome sir. this is a how states have a nice their decision to leave eco was that will be happening next month. why do you think molly leisure, burkina faso are so intent on leaving this block? well, thank you for having me. wonderful. and it's of us that the determination of the yes to leave the a cause has been met long time ago. right? yeah. good. now uh, the reason is for the i living as stated by them as i just doodle or i've had citizens into some region is very, very clear. the overbearing influence of friends in this, somebody doing has become so i'm data a very this. i missed very exploitative and therefore cannot continue. therefore, you can see these 3 states. i'm assuming they have left a cost a loan, but they have left, 2 months pet them. some of it is a full, it's on a month sufficient exercise above them to which other countries also look to have to copy. and obviously you

stories about nigeria and, what it meant for us to be in america, all the lessons that i learned in my family really started with literature and reading. as a young girl, what was that first book that really got you going? okay, i can give may have like a long, long we don't have that much time in this interview, but the two books that stand out. little women. i identified so much with jo march thought that book was just like the catalyst, my reading journey and experience. and then maya angelou, i know why the caged bird sings. her revelation in that book, her candor, the way she wrote, just like opened up a new world and allowed me to share more of my life and not be afraid. secrets like she just has such a oh my gosh, just the witness. whenever you're reading the work of maya angelou. so those two books really were the beginning of me seeing a reflection of myself in stories i have heard from so many women that jo marsh was a role model for them as a younger version of themselves. what is it about? jo marsh in little women? well, and for me it was the fact that she was a writer. the

folks that was taken from the kingdoms of bending, and this was to be found in countries such as nigeria, big gumby. i did not promise much, but was frontage to the extent that it was one of the outlets out there in the atlantic ocean. now becoming a tourist part of dies, certainly all was famous as a full, a number of minerals and was also near up to the united kingdom. and ultimately we know cool, cool was a major commodity that was being traded on that particular time. and when you tell us about how does buries, took late, you must never forget that it is the soap plate on the call call from gun that was being used to open up a couple of fuck restart, just categories, soap plate. when you go to zimbabwe, which was also a separate community because of the weather that was there, you'd find a lot of things that was coming from that particular area of the file industry was big in that area under of cost. we know that in the, in the present day uh, was on the uh, which was the noise under these. yeah. and was administered for some time as in yes salon and there was club on getting the ind

in countries such as saturday, all countries such as and nigeria, on the gun on your cost was cool, cool on the goals on today. if of course you go to the british museum and in other places where they keep this active for you and find a lot of active pups because it was also cultural. you'll find a lot of cultural to active folks that was dickens from the kingdoms of been in on this was to be found in countries such as nigeria, the gumby. i did not promise much, but was frontage to the extent that it was one of the outlets out there in the atlantic ocean. now becoming artillery, sputter dies steadily, all was the same as a full, a number of minerals and was also nearer to the united kingdom on the ultimate who we know cool, cool was a major commodity that was been created. i dont particular time. and when you tell us about how does buries took late, you must never forget that it is the soap plate on the golf ball from gun that was being used to open up a couple of funk restart just categories. so plates when you go to zimbabwe, which was also a separate community because of the weather t

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my father, his grandmother, our home outside of the united states, our family in nigeria. it was really a gift to him at the end >> you recommend to him this book, between the world on me? >> absolutely. i am already having book signs for him. we had the opportunity to meet with recently, the first thing i did was hand her a book and say, can you sign this to my son? i am just trying to think of books and art as part of his inheritance. things that he can learn from that he can really sit with in process and develop his own ideas in the future. i'm really excited for him to read as an adult as he grows up and i also hope he may attend howard university in the future. i'm not going to push him, but i would love for him to attend howard. >> why do you write that james baldwin's book the fire next time, feels like testimony? >> man, it is testimony because so many voices can be suppressed. so many ideas, just a narrow understanding of the human experience, but when you read baldwin, your intellect and emotional development is just completely expanded. you are able to see thin

out of this 36 states, we have the nigeria on me about 5, not experiencing cvs keep, not feed seals, security telling these serious issues on a tip not been funded. 3 destruction of communities. tea leaves the switch on this table. the switch on is getting out of hand. now, some of the insight as a house in the military confirmed that he is that upsetting when the ones that are coming from your brain and begin tonight, julia comes k, x caught up. uh, we'll go ahead and start over that. that looks like the law team on the june pulled up the wireless. so you as you start a lawyer, place agent, no grands cube of ukraine. the states of is the, is border control reports annually on the volumes of its international arms trade. but these are only the official figures covering recent years. or the, the real volume of with him is exploded from ukraine or mystery to everyone. but nice a little bit here with hopefully that with the shaded little fish is i don't. the last year was it was a splendid. so we're going to do one miss the . if you think about a rush you, what is your mind picture the

with our he's experienced as well as to continue until the new year. millions of people from across nigeria and beyond converging on the southern port city of calabasas, its annual carnival, the month long festival. this task, so this effort is biggest street policy, the multi colored celebration of diversity and unity. it comes as nigerian struggles with the countries biggest cost of living, crosses, and decades, and growing discontent. and the address is that the council in kilowatt nigeria and sent this report for the kind of kindly above, has remained a class and a not jetta. the only disruption being during coverage 19, which disrupted events i thought about kind of on the one year and also the result of the ban on months gatherings. but only here, imagine it, but across the world, this is the kind of what is taking place at the time when the country is facing to be gentlemen, conditions and high cost of living and also results. businesses. i'm sort of encouraged about the time out of buyers in the shops and other businesses that are here in tulsa and the rest of the country as well. o

the president of nigeria spoke about the boca hire a militant sources for the latest weapons that are going to, kimberly situation in this they have and that, and you more and you create some as major sources of ones and fight as it is easy to get a moment of into the region as high can for the information of some more allowance and lead to of funds, which continues to select and collected fees and security. in the region. nigeria remains one of the centers of international terrorism. streams of weapons from ukraine flows that the other extreme is groups across the middle east. out of this 36 states, we have the nigeria only about 5 not experiencing cdls keep not feed seals security telling these serious issues on a tip not been funded. 3 destruction of communities. tea leaves the switch on his table. the switch on is getting out of hand. now some of the insight as i have in the military confirms that he is that assessing wind farms that are coming from your grade. and they get tonight, julia comes k, x caught up. uh, we'll go ahead and start over at the pushing the law team on the ju

but 1st sort of get reports of the nigeria cost of living crises has sped, no one, the inflation or really i liked cooking at home is so expensive. i bring time to be of what i used to bring to the market, the government to have the solution, a newly proposed tax for phone bill that it says would alleviate the bad and the low income household and business done is the carry fact to many types of buildings and different ways from different associates and also to then make more progress. the laptops, the spam so that people have who and it needs to be more she does. so it contributes a little bit more thoughts. there are concerns, critics all these that the distribution of value added tax revenue v a t a month nigeria is $36.00 states, would see wealthy a want to keep a great to share of the money. legal is a prime example. it's one of the nation's largest business sensors, meaning it generates move the a t revenue. but the government argues that it's still a fast system. we're proposing that's the right vision of vt of an issue. we actually would set so the location of consumption, which is