If your kids have ever grumbled about walking to school, just let them watch this video, and they'll quickly realize their journey isn't so tough after all.

In a startling scene, children in Fiji are seen swimming across a turbulent river just to reach their classrooms.

The footage, shared widely on social media, shows groups of schoolchildren in their uniforms bravely navigating the swift current to reach the opposite bank.

This incident took place on the main Fijian island of Vita Levi, up in the Sigatoka Valley at the Wainiagwai stream, which eventually joins the Wainimala river.

This situation arose because the bridge, usually positioned further downstream, was washed away during floods.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpx-GitzB2I

If you need something to break your heart you don't have to go as far as Fiji. There are children suffering way more than this in every corner of your own country.

No bigdeal

Visit OKOKOMAIKO MAKOKO on lagos Island and be informed... People in FIJI are not more superior than Nigerians.... GOD BLESS NIGERIA ABEGI

It's well.

No Guts No Glory

Y? is it right for them to be going through such harsh living conditions? can't the govt do something about it?

Abeg I no dey like this kind yeye illustration.

May God make life comfortable for us and our children.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdoMRqDkZfQ

Damn!!!!!!!!!!!!

So much fun.

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This is so bad tbh. I feel for the Children.

Meanwhile, in Nigeria we have totally ignored tourism.
Here is my top 8 most beautiful places to visit this Easter period

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=785C7UU_rb4?si=Y2UnQAvwcWsIVMo_

thesicilian:
If you need something to break your heart you don't have to go as far as Fiji. There are children suffering way more than this in every corner of your own country.

What have you done to help your children in your country. In your country? Or your job is just to come online and tarnish your country image? Even Fijians do not attach suffering to this.

Only God can save the black man

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An island country,,



They look like Africanus.

Is that the only school in the country abeg..



quote author=NairaOcean post=129151833]If your kids have ever grumbled about walking to school, just let them watch this video, and they'll quickly realize their journey isn't so tough after all.

In a startling scene, children in Fiji are seen swimming across a turbulent river just to reach their classrooms.

The footage, shared widely on social media, shows groups of schoolchildren in their uniforms bravely navigating the swift current to reach the opposite bank.

This incident took place on the main Fijian island of Vita Levi, up in the Sigatoka Valley at the Wainiagwai stream, which eventually joins the Wainimala river.

This situation arose because the bridge, usually positioned further downstream, was washed away during floods.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpx-GitzB2I[/quote]

Which region is this in NIGERIA?

Don't they have governor or representatives in government?

Maybe so many of them are even here on NAIRALAND.

R u sure they ain't jst playing.... Riverine areas get canoes for transportation

oh

make the current sha nor carry dem away

NairaOcean:
If your kids have ever grumbled about walking to school, just let them watch this video, and they'll quickly realize their journey isn't so tough after all.

In a startling scene, children in Fiji are seen swimming across a turbulent river just to reach their classrooms.

The footage, shared widely on social media, shows groups of schoolchildren in their uniforms bravely navigating the swift current to reach the opposite bank.

This incident took place on the main Fijian island of Vita Levi, up in the Sigatoka Valley at the Wainiagwai stream, which eventually joins the Wainimala river.

This situation arose because the bridge, usually positioned further downstream, was washed away during floods.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpx-GitzB2I

A country I look forward to spend my retirement? Thank the children swimmed across successfully

Ogaaan oh

I hope to visit this island someday.

Lol small country still not getting it right citizens turning to fish before getting to schl..

2mch:

What have you done to help your children in your country. In your country? Or your job is just to come online and tarnish your country image? Even Fijians do not attach suffering to this.

Don't ask what another person has done. Ask what you have done?

2mch:

What have you done to help your children in your country. In your country? Or your job is just to come online and tarnish your country image? Even Fijians do not attach suffering to this.

I do a lot bro, a lot. But I don't have to convince you now, do I?

Na swimming school dem dey go?

NairaOcean:
If your kids have ever grumbled about walking to school, just let them watch this video, and they'll quickly realize their journey isn't so tough after all.

In a startling scene, children in Fiji are seen swimming across a turbulent river just to reach their classrooms.

The footage, shared widely on social media, shows groups of schoolchildren in their uniforms bravely navigating the swift current to reach the opposite bank.

This incident took place on the main Fijian island of Vita Levi, up in the Sigatoka Valley at the Wainiagwai stream, which eventually joins the Wainimala river.

This situation arose because the bridge, usually positioned further downstream, was washed away during floods.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpx-GitzB2I

No lifejacket,...

Ok how will those children return home ooo

Ok they will swim back against the tides abi...

I will never ,be poor in my life Amen.

I know many will sympathize with those children they just watched in this video

But what I deduce from it:
* they are born radicals
* Swimming is a culture