My name is Ojelaye – Living in the streets of Lagos

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1. Some of your videos are nice but some are not to okay what’s the rise and fall here he didn’t later go to school or became area chairman of join police to fig crime and his repeating his name like 10 times without saying any specific thing please try to get them to talk and then get to know what they need to stay out of the street life and we can donate to help them they don’t have to continue living this way putting their lives at risk everyday

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2. Igbooo don enter your brain 🧠🧠 you com bging d talk out of sense

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3. zero joy on the street i swear set awon omo no joy

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4. Now i see why portable dey do anyhow. It's very hard to grow up there and still be very sane.
   Olamide kids might not know the battle their father fought for them and some other hood kids that graduated.

   Proper rehabilitation is needed

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5. Please God help Nigerians going through it right now….Another evidence of “possible” untreated but treatable mental disorder….This is very cringe worthy…..Be blessed and it is well with you….The impact of poverty can be felt across the cultures ….such as this video depicts…

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6. He need love and help

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7. I just subscribed to you channel I think this is a good thing I love hearing their stories May God bless you ❤❤❤❤

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8. I've known this guy since 2008 when I was in oko agbon he wasn't like that he was a very polite young man but now he's become a gangster and very naughty I thank god I left this neighborhood otherwise I'll be with them without a future
   I thank God very much, but may God also help them to leave this neighborhood Otherwise, to eat, it's very complicated to shower, it's very complicated, it's not a neighborhood to stay to be able to get by, it's a neighborhood where anything can happen at any time

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9. Animal feeling like a king.

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10. Glad the channel is picking up fast ❤

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