VOICED : Nigerian local gin makers stand firm despite ban

The video discusses the production and consumption of Nigerian gin, a potent local liquor made from sugar cane. Despite its popularity, it poses significant health risks, with over 70 deaths reported in six months. The gin is not officially illegal, but its consumption is culturally accepted, even among authorities. It is widely available in Lagos, contrasting with the formal drinks industry. Personal accounts highlight the effects and health issues associated with its consumption. The video also touches on the global context of illegal alcohol production, emphasizing its prevalence in areas with poverty and strict regulations.

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