Benin might love colonizer France.

@victortoba-ogunleye4056

12 күн бұрын

Or the country wants Niger to open its borders for trade. Why should Niger use Benins port but then block Benin exports to their country.

@RUTHLESSambition5

12 күн бұрын

Sad sight isn't it. It's so obvious they are doing this for France.

@victortoba-ogunleye4056

11 күн бұрын

@@RUTHLESSambition5 They are not doing it for france they are doing it for themselves. Niger closed their borders to exports from Benin republic, this is the retaliation from Benin. Its like we cant seem to believe that african countries are run by africans.

@alvanalvino

11 күн бұрын

Nope. You cannot block trade and expect your pipeline to run through their country: that is 100% stupidity. A land locked country must integrate with its neighbours if it wants access to the coast. It’s called bilateral relations. If Niger doesn’t want it then it has no rights to expect to send its oil through Benin. Niger also blocked access to Nigeria’s pipelines through its country because it wasn’t happy about something. It works both ways and must be ironed out in a discussion of leaders or it can fly its oil out of its country and avoid ECOWAS territories. Africa will unite, our incompetent leaders will all be removed eventually, while we support Niger’s freedom as that is what we all want for ourselves, we will not support its isolation indefinitely. One way or another when there are no evil Caucasian over lords controlling west Africa it will return to the fold after a negotiation. For now we respect its positions. If it wants its back scratched, it must scratch that of others. Benin is not saying Nigeria asked her to block it for France. Benin is saying open trade relations for your trade to come through our lands as we need each other. Niger is saying we don’t need you. Then it should forget about oil exploration. It’s land locked. That alone can limit its destiny, it needs is sinking in the coast to survive: if it’s too stupid to see that then it should return the Chinese claim or face Chinese debt trap. If you guys have ever seen a pipeline built before you will need basic knowledge of the type of destruction that goes through land and ecosystems and a possible displacement of people and the violation of their sacred places just for the ground to be used for the purpose of the pipeline passing through. It might pass through roads, villages, city streets and centres then conditions will then apply to those roads and affect the people who live there. In some places the pipes will be exposed and buried in most. All that for Niger and their country gets nothing in return? Do you have the intelligence to understand how many miles that pipe will go through? Land state laws will be used to impose on the people of Benin and for what?To please an unreasonable bunch of soldiers using emotions instead of basic common sense to govern? If you are ignorant about these issues learn and educate yourselves. Study pipelines in places like Nigeria from the Niger delta to Lagos and to Kaduna. View issues arising from it within one nation alone let alone two. Only for China to enjoy the benefits? Sherpa will also need a port or loading area for these oil and a Benin navy to police those waters from theft of oil like happens in Nigeria where 1/3 of the oil produced everyday is stolen free by the West and even dime stolen by Ghanaians to Ghana. I don’t think that Benin understands what it is getting itself into and are prepared for it. Some roads remain undeveloped in Lagos 40 years after a pipeline passed through them and in other parts of Nigeria and they get worse and unusable over time and no one cares. They only care about the oil revenue. Can those citizens complain to Niger or Benin in 30 years time? Or you imagine African leaders will become competent enough to look after the people, how many roads have Niger built since the soldiers too over? It’s not that easy either. It rages to me r and resources they don’t have. You are left behind with no access to modern road passing over that pipeline if you are in Benin in a hot climate if you live there. In Lagos I was born on the Island and city folk don’t care about rural folks. They wave fuel and energy. They post for it. Rural folks can suffer. It’s called selfishness. It will happen in Benin too. You need to travel to see how decisions impact the lives of ordinary people. That will happen in Benin too. They already have hardship because a few idiots don’t want trade and they want own trade passing under your feet as an inconvenience to you? Why will you not dig it up and blow it up after 10 years? But if you understand your sacrifices is for the greater good you ignore it. Niger is very young in this game with zero chance experience. It must be brought to the table and educated about how the word of development works. Or it can depend on other resources and remain land locked. No African nation must be allowed to remain an island indefinitely. Benin has made the right choice. I support Benin’s position just as I supported Niger for blocking Nigerian oil pipeline to Morocco despite knowing how much money it costs my country and I come from Nigeria’s oil producing Niger delta region. Africa will not benefit from Nigerian oil to the west. That was why I supported Niger. Benin must at least maintain an open border with Niger. I understand how open borders are important to Benin’s survival: I went there a lot in my teenage years to shop.

@alvanalvino

11 күн бұрын

You cannot block trade and expect your pipeline to run through their country: that is 100% stupidity. A land locked country must integrate with its neighbours if it wants access to the coast. It’s called bilateral relations. If Niger doesn’t want it then it has no rights to expect to send its oil through Benin. Niger also blocked access to Nigeria’s pipelines through its country because it wasn’t happy about something. It works both ways and must be ironed out in a discussion of leaders or it can fly its oil out of its country and avoid ECOWAS territories. Africa will unite, our incompetent leaders will all be removed eventually, while we support Niger’s freedom as that is what we all want for ourselves, we will not support its isolation indefinitely. One way or another when there are no evil Caucasian over lords controlling west Africa it will return to the fold after a negotiation. For now we respect its positions. If it wants its back scratched, it must scratch that of others. Benin is not saying Nigeria asked her to block it for France. Benin is saying open trade relations for your trade to come through our lands as we need each other. Niger is saying we don’t need you. Then it should forget about oil exploration. It’s land locked. That alone can limit its destiny, it needs is sinking in the coast to survive: if it’s too stupid to see that then it should return the Chinese claim or face Chinese debt trap. If you guys have never seen a pipeline built before you will need basic knowledge of the type of destruction that goes through land and ecosystems and a possible displacement of people and the violation of their sacred places just for the ground to be used for the purpose of the pipeline passing through. It might pass through roads, villages, city streets and centres then conditions will then apply to those roads and affect the people who live there. In some places the pipes will be exposed and buried in most. All that for Niger and their country gets nothing in return? Do you have the intelligence to understand how many miles that pipe will go through? State or national laws will be used to impose on the people of Benin and for what?To please an unreasonable bunch of soldiers using emotions instead of basic common sense to govern? For those criticising Benin’s position in blind loyalty to Niger’s revolution. If you are ignorant about these issues learn and educate yourselves. Study pipelines in places like Nigeria from the Niger delta to Lagos and to Kaduna. View issues arising from it within one nation alone let alone two. Only for China to enjoy the benefits? China will also need a port or loading area on the Atlantic Ocean coastline or rural rainforests leading to the ocean deep enough to hold super tankers berth for pumping the oil. No Chinese warships in west African waters for trade. Benin needs a navy to police those waters from theft of oil like happens in Nigeria where 1/3 of the oil produced everyday is stolen free by the West and even some stolen by Ghanaians to Ghana. Nigeria can sell made in Nigeria naval gun boats at a cheaper price to Benin. I don’t think that Benin understands what it is getting itself into and are prepared for it. Some roads remain undeveloped in Lagos 40 years after a pipeline passed through them and in other parts of Nigeria and they get worse and unusable over time and no one cares. They only care about the oil revenue. Can those citizens complain to Niger or Benin in 30 years time? Or you imagine African leaders will become competent enough to look after the people, how many roads have Niger built since the soldiers took over? It’s not that easy either. It requires money and financial resources they don’t have. You are left behind with no access to modern road passing over that pipeline if you are in Benin in a hot climate if you live there. In Lagos I was born on the Island and city folk don’t care about rural folks. They need fuel and energy. They pay for it. Rural folks can suffer. It’s called selfishness. It will happen in Benin too. You need to travel to see how decisions impact the lives of ordinary people. That will happen in Benin too. They already have hardship because a few idiots don’t want trade and they want their own trade passing under your feet as an inconvenience to you? Why will you not dig it up and blow it up after 10 years if you are a patriotic Benin citizen? But if you understand your sacrifices is for the greater good you ignore it. Niger is very young in this game with zero experience. It must be brought to the table and educated about how the world of development works. Or it can depend on other resources and remain land locked. No African nation must be allowed to remain an island indefinitely. Benin has made the right choice. I support Benin’s position just as I supported Niger for blocking Nigerian oil pipeline to Morocco despite knowing how much money it costs my country and I come from Nigeria’s oil producing Niger delta region. Africa will not benefit from Nigerian oil to the west in pipelines designed to avoid supplying African nations. It must never be built, let the West loose their investment out of their economic racist policies and greedy selfishness hosting on wickedness for a change. That was why I supported Niger as a Pan African. Benin must at least maintain an open border with Niger. I understand how open borders are important to Benin’s survival: I went there a lot in my teenage years and I my university years to shop. Beautiful little country.

Benin and Niger please settle your dispute for better economic growth, you are one family do not let anyone make your enemies.

@chocolate3395

11 күн бұрын

Benin is working for France That means Niger will kick out Russia

I smell Frances and American involvement in this.

@frankanagha2642

12 күн бұрын

what are you saying?you refused to open your border and you want to be using my own.who does that?

@francoislechanceux5818

12 күн бұрын

Not the USA. No interest. Russia supplies more oil to China in one month than Niger in 1 year

@TheAvira123

11 күн бұрын

​@@frankanagha2642Your ignorance is embarrassing. Read a book. The Berlin Conference divided you into tiny countries. These invisible borders are what are keeping you poor. Wake up mr african.

@TheAvira123

11 күн бұрын

400 years on and you clowns still can't see past your foreign imposed borders.

@victortoba-ogunleye4056

11 күн бұрын

@@frankanagha2642 These people do not understand basic geopolitics saying it s Frances doing.

Macron is in charge of Benin

@babssloans7945

11 күн бұрын

Macron is a French clown, not in charge of benin

@Breadcrumbs17

11 күн бұрын

For now

@richmondabotsi2688

8 күн бұрын

I dont even knw BENIN has OIL.......😯😯😯

Benin is screwing itself. They'll redirect the oil via Nigeria or Senegal.

@frankfleming1103

11 күн бұрын

It's good to lay down and get money(need pay transit expenses when passing a third country), but they don't like money

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Nigeria and Senegal are the strongest opponents of Niger’s junta regime! If they want Benin to open its borders, they should also open theirs!

@globalfunseeker6733

10 күн бұрын

@@clementasampana4402 Hi, Nigeria tried to put pressure on Niger via ECOWAS, but failed miserably. They initially threatened military intervention, but looked weak and like fools when the deadline came and they did nothing. I do hope Benin and Niger reach an agreement. It would be a shame if they didn't. Niger's "junta regime" is their new government, Belen has to accept it.

@idongisaac8258

9 күн бұрын

Nigeria has invested heavily in Niger, but Niger is not working to improve relationships. The military leader should soften up and learn a bit of diplomacy; social media support won't help him at governance!

@Seniormanboss

9 күн бұрын

New president in Senegal now ,so they are not opponent​@@clementasampana4402

Sound quality should be improved because it sounds like we are playing a voice recording not watching live.😢

@QuantumPhysics-my5wb

11 күн бұрын

I thought it's AI generated

@josephmurhesa2892

8 күн бұрын

It’s AI.

I'm a South African in Africa and I didn’t know about this dispute. I appreciate first post being the first to inform me.

@kumkan3588

10 күн бұрын

You are too concerned with aboBheki Cele angith😢

@idy386

9 күн бұрын

This is just France dirty work at play here, of border dispute is an issue then 90% of African countries should be at war with each other. France wanted the oil to go to France but now it’s going to China , this is what they are angry about and using their puppet in Benin to cause chaos .

Unite Niger and Benin and throw out corrupt presidents

Benin leader is going to regret this decision. What a puppet.

@victortoba-ogunleye4056

12 күн бұрын

Is he? There is nothing to gain by allowing Niger exports into and through Benin while Niger blocks exports from Benin to Niger

@atangkureprince-peter7224

11 күн бұрын

Benin has done the right thing. How can Niger refused to open his boarder to Benin and expecting Benin to open her boarder. If Benin is France puppet, then, Niger is Russia puppet

@babssloans7945

11 күн бұрын

????????

@MariaKasova59

10 күн бұрын

Yeah agree 💯 he become macaroni loyal dog 🐕

@hopes9451

10 күн бұрын

Bennin and Nigeria same WhatsApp group. What's even surprising, the latter wants to join BRICS after wanting to attack Niger. Hypocrites!!😢

Benin 🇧🇯 better stop this nonsense.

@atangkureprince-peter7224

10 күн бұрын

Benin should stop what nonses? Why should Niger still closing his boarder with Benin and expecting Benin to open her boarder. The should export their oil through Russia, their new colonial master

Ma'am please use a good microphone 🎤 Except for the Mirco phone everything is perfect .

United African

Good judgement and diplomatic steps will be taken to resolve the border closure

Africa don't need no puppet president... come together leader of Africa do the best for all African God bless Africa

Africans please work together ❤

*The people of the Africa have been "divided and ruled" over by outsiders for centuries.* Because it is easier to divide people based on personal differences, than it is to unite them, based on what they have in common. Strategically ambiguous rulers make use of this, for own advantages. In the era of empires, first Rome/Constantinople in North Africa, then during the era of Western imperialism the seat of POWER playing these games changed to the USA/Europe, then after the 1950's as European colonialism's power decreased, Africa was the "playground" during the Cold War. Moscow was taking on the role of arming the resistance. *Now the intention is simply to avoid unity in Africa and the ME, in order to "rule" over the dissent which is classical "divide and rule".* Today, all African dissenters, including some of Africa's own greedy corrupt leaders, are ALL tools. Endless wars, constant dissent. Insert "levers" of lies, mistrust... Create favorites: favoratism... Point the finger, everywhere else... *Divide and Rule.* Oldest trick in the book... Who wields the POWER? Who has had (in all historical cases in Africa and the ME) the GEOGRAPHICAL ADVANTAGE of being able to "reach" all the other little "buck catchers" (tools, and other Roman-era style instruments of POWER), but could not be "reached" itself, because of a geographical-, technological-, organisational-, military-, strategic-, political advantage at any given point of a historical timeline?

@victortoba-ogunleye4056

11 күн бұрын

Blame everybody but ourselves.

sound is not good. unable to understand when watching in 2x speed

Africa needs to start to unite and help each other out. When will they learn Unity is Strenght!

AFRICA UNITED WE STAND DEVIDED WE DIE ! I WONDER WHO IS REALLY BEHIND THIS?

This move to block is understandable. They should resolve the problem quickly

Dat is too BAD as two AFRICAN COUNTRIES shouldn't be doing such...

Peace and LOVE

This is how the European divide and concor Africa.

Employ an African reporter.

@Amoghavarsha.

11 күн бұрын

She is south African

@victortoba-ogunleye4056

11 күн бұрын

She is african.

@thesoulbrother8636

11 күн бұрын

@@Amoghavarsha. She isn't African. ✔

@Amoghavarsha.

11 күн бұрын

@@thesoulbrother8636 she is a south African. She is African Just like black people and Arabs In northern Africa.

@Amoghavarsha.

11 күн бұрын

@@thesoulbrother8636 if I did say same thing like you that black American as non America you would cry me a river of racism victim ♠️ card

Benin is a shame for Africa

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

You close your boarders and you expect Benin to open theirs! Are you ok?

@emikinc

9 күн бұрын

Looks like you just jumped to comment based on the title of the news without listening to the content

So she left wion and joined first post?

Don't let nobody divided u

@BonsuBigWhale

11 күн бұрын

The Wwst will continue to be a source of division. The countries that have emancipated themselves from Western control are not going to return to a circumstance they have already escaped. The countries that have failed to do so, can remain in their chains. But then that is an admission that the division will also remain..

Sound quality is so poor.

Good job Benin China needs to stop in debting African nations and other nations around the world and forcing them to cede a port or other important/strategic territory

Africa should have oil refineries in their continent Saudi Arabia does not export crude to get finish job. Africa has no roads to day because they export their crude the are loosing alot we need senses here.

Black against black will never stop

Benin come on its for the continent.

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Advice niger first! They started it first!

Always poor audio

wait, this reporter Alyson was with WION. She has jumped ship?

It was good all African countries to Unite and share the same business goals in achieving prosperity and productivity in the region.

@Seriously742

11 күн бұрын

Very True Africa Unite 🇹🇹the motherland

This has France all written on it.

Benin is working for France, history will judge them harshly.

its not a big deal neighbors fight all the time..they will make up and prosper

Yikes

Africa were warriors and kings. Even our queens was very brave warriors that was able to defend themselves. What is Russia doing in black man's land? Are their military precess in Niger for free? If black man want to free himself from colonialism why cant he use his our people to defend the country, rather than bringing another colonial European to defend him. Shamefully act.

Majority of africa leaders lack simple analysis

Sound quality 👎

Benin is led by worst puppet..... Africa stand up against puppets.....Afrika must reclaim its rightful position on mother earth

Shame on Benin

The African people of Benin wake up !! Remove the French and Western puppets you deserve a better president

Because France, their masters told them to do it. Benin is not free.

Big up AI generated content creators. Eating by all means necessary. lol

It be your own people 😢

No one is asking the most important question: why is the pipeline not passing through Nigeria which shares the most part of its Northern boarder with Niger?

@Anti-moutons

8 күн бұрын

Niger was already use to Benin for business. Niger is 85% of Benin port speaking as a Beninese. They was already all the requiment to make it happen quick And without long discussions. And overall the chinese want to diverse their investment in Africa. Nigeria is busy

This is so cruel. Terrible economic policies against your neighbors. Saddened!!!

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Did you you listen to what the new anchor said? Are you deaf? Niger should open their borders and Benin will reciprocate.

They are puppets, i havw interacted with few guys from Benin, i was always disgusted seeing a very weird and strange behavior. I was never sure whether to make a deal with them or not...they are unpredictable and capable of betraying you anytime

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Comot for there! Why is the boarders of Niger closed?!

That audio quality is so abhorrent good lord

Economic trumps everything and Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso all landlocked countries with military juntas are gonna see the that ecowas ports are the best ones available for the export or import of their raw materials it is what it is better to be within ecowas than outside ecowas for the landlock in particular

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

👍🏾

Don't mind a traitor, a lost leader. He is finished.

"Freedom of transit" or the "right of access to the sea for landlocked countries" refers to the principle that landlocked countries should have unimpeded access to and from the sea for the purpose of international trade and commerce. This principle recognizes the geographic disadvantage of countries that lack direct territorial access to the sea and aims to ensure that they are not unduly hindered in their ability to engage in maritime trade. Essentially, it entails that landlocked countries have the right to use the territory of neighboring transit states for transit purposes, including the passage of goods, persons, and cargo to and from the sea. This right is typically enshrined in international agreements and conventions, such as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which emphasize the importance of facilitating transit for landlocked countries through cooperation among states. The principle of freedom of transit is crucial for landlocked countries to overcome the logistical challenges posed by their geographical location and to fully participate in international trade and economic activities.

@victortoba-ogunleye4056

11 күн бұрын

Its a principle not a law that is enforced. Niger closed its borders to Benin and expects that Benin then allows their oil through.

SahelAlliance countries can use this as the opportunity to first testSenegal, then take advantage of the offer presented y Morocco to utilize their ports and Atlantic access. Here are solutions to bypass Benin and other puppet states of the west.

@afrakanaswahilitv5520

11 күн бұрын

Exactly!

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Your knowledge in geopolitics is very subpar! Senegal is the strongest opponent of the junta regime in niger. Moreover, transporting crude through the Sahara is hard, due to bad access routes and Islamic militants in northern Niger and northern Mali. This militant would seize crude and sell it at the black market, thereby creating funding to boost their fighting powers against the government!.. what niger should do is to open their borders to Benin, so that Benin would also open theirs!

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Your knowledge in geopolitics is very limited ! Senegal is the strongest opponent of the junta regime in niger. Moreover, transporting crude through the Sahara is hard, due to bad access routes and Islamic militants in northern Niger and northern Mali. This militant would seize crude and sell it at the black market, thereby creating funding to boost their fighting powers against the government!.. what niger should do is to open their borders to Benin, so that Benin would also open theirs!

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

You understand geopolitics! Senegal is the strongest opponent of the junta regime in niger. Moreover, transporting crude through the Sahara is hard, due to bad access routes and Islamic militants in northern Niger and northern Mali. This militant would seize crude and sell it at the black market, thereby creating funding to boost their fighting powers against the government!.. what niger should do is to open their borders to Benin, so that Benin would also open theirs!

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Senegal is the strongest opponent of the junta regime in niger. Moreover, transporting crude through the Sahara is hard, due to bad access routes and Islamic militants in northern Niger and northern Mali. This militant would seize crude and sell it at the black market, thereby creating funding to boost their fighting powers against the government!.. what niger should do is to open their borders to Benin, so that Benin would also open theirs!

Firstpost couldn't hire an African reporter to report on African news? The same way they hired an American to report on American news or an Indian for Indian news.

@planetboy_2

10 күн бұрын

She’s South Africa, but I hate her toy voice tho

didi - wion ka dukaan band karengi lagta hain. Alyson ko bhi yahin leaye

To those who are bashing Benin for that move I just don't know if they have a problem with understanding basic english or they have a poor sense of fair judgement. Niger was the first to block goods from Benin so the move was in retaliation. Maybe most of them just commented just by looking at the title of the news item without taking time to listen to the content of the news item.

@Anti-moutons

8 күн бұрын

And niger should open the border two days after the same GENERAL LENGLET OF AFRICOM THAT THREATEN NIGER OF RETALIATION come in Benin. POLITICIC IS NOT FOR THE MISUNFORMED PEOPLE LIKE YOU 😂

@Anti-moutons

8 күн бұрын

It is more deep than that.

@Anti-moutons

8 күн бұрын

Everything I say in on youtube. Just put "LENGLET AFRICOM and "Benin" "Côte d'ivoire"

Please talk guys for the sake of Africa

Besides French and America don’t count out India involvement China shud ask for India help to get its oil shipped Because India could just using Hindu mantra instructing underground deity Antareja to channel the oil to India

Sometimes I am baffled from when I go to the comment section. The pipeline infrastructure traverses the length of Benin Republic, and you hope to get your oil across and through their waters without settling your trade issues? France or no, get your pipelines elsewhere. You can fly them on cargo planes. And no, I don't support france.

@benjaminjohnsonboston

9 күн бұрын

Another France puppet in the comment section

Puppets somebody is corrupt

Can’t China send large airplanes to pick up the goods ?

American and France involvement

Go home and sleep

Lol France hands all over this

oops

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@user-rk7lu6nw6c

8 күн бұрын

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8 күн бұрын

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India thinks 😂 From Algerian.

@HughJass-jv2lt

11 күн бұрын

Calm Down. _U.S.A THINKS_ every damn day

West are involved

I can’t continue listening anymore. Her voice is irritating

I smell a rat 🐀

Black people 😅

Is there any accent more grating than an unmodified Aussie accent?

@ch.kv.

11 күн бұрын

Yep, ignorant people like you who can't even tell accents apart. She doesn't sound remotely Australian, most likely South African.. But by all means, tell us what accent you speak with, so we can also cast small-minded judgements like you.

The reporter sounds like AI robotic 😅

French puppets

Is there no military in Benin to do the needful?

Jesus Christ , allah,

@answerthedamnquestion1604

12 күн бұрын

Where is your hecking allah is he sleeping 😅😅😅

Benin needs some freedom

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Joke of the century!

Benin is a French colony that's why.. It happened as Xi Jing Ping visited France..

franceinfluence

Benin please stop being a puppet and blocking your fellow African development we need united state of Africa

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

Nonsense! It reciprocal to what niger is doing! … niger should also open their borders !

@clementasampana4402

11 күн бұрын

It is reciprocal to what Niger is doing! The junta leaders should open their borders first, then Benin would also open theirs!

@kmetofficial5800

11 күн бұрын

@@clementasampana4402 you’re not smart, Benin is hosting French troops as well as terrorists, opening borders means suicide. Please if you don’t understand politics stay quiet. Politics is never what it looks like

France. Simple

Blackman oh SMH 😮

Benin puppet behavior must cease.....

Unsuscribed this channel i am only suscribe this fir palki news reporting❤😢

@Nzambi237

12 күн бұрын

This is their African subdivision program, but they haven't created a new channel for it, so they're using this one for the meantime, I guess.

@wretfsfvd

12 күн бұрын

palki is the CEO of this channel, she is not going to report every time