Davido’s logistics manager, Isreal DMW, has stirred conversation online after sharing videos exposing the terrible state of roads in Edo State — and the internet is talking.
If you have ever driven through Benin City, you already know the struggle. Potholes deep enough to swallow a car tyre, roads that look like they survived a war, and infrastructure that leaves residents shaking their heads in frustration. Now, Isreal DMW has put the Edo State government on blast — and he did not even need to say too much.
The Video That Got Everyone Talking
Davido’s popular logistics manager took to his social media page to share videos capturing the deplorable condition of major roads across Edo State’s capital, Benin City. The footage painted a grim picture of what residents deal with on a daily basis — cracked pavements, waterlogged streets, and roads that have clearly not seen meaningful attention in years.
While Isreal DMW kept his caption subtle, the message was loud and clear: the Edo State government needs to do better.
Nigerians React
As expected, Nigerians did not hold back in the comment section. Many residents of Benin City and Edo State indigenes quickly identified the roads in the videos, sharing their own frustrating experiences navigating the state’s troubled infrastructure.
“This is exactly what we face every single day,” one commenter wrote, capturing the sentiment of thousands of Edo residents who have long cried out over the state of their roads.
A Bigger Conversation About Accountability
Isreal DMW’s post is more than just celebrity gist — it touches on a very real issue that affects ordinary Nigerians across the country. From Lagos to Kano, Owerri to Benin City, bad roads remain one of the most persistent complaints Nigerian citizens have against their governments.
When public figures with large followings shine a light on these issues, it amplifies the voices of everyday people who may not have the same platform.
The Edo State government is yet to officially respond to the viral videos. Whether this social media spotlight will translate into any real action remains to be seen — but one thing is certain: the people are watching, and they are not keeping quiet.
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