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00:00and I have a video for my favorite music.
00:02The music all around I love you.
00:04I love you to play as well.
00:06People love you.
00:08People love you.
00:10That's how they love you.
00:12They love you.
00:14That's how they love you.
00:16They love you.
00:18They love you.
00:20They love you.
00:22But the work is better to some other.
00:24They are being talented.
00:26I'm a big fan.
00:28for over a century the rhythm of makoko was written on the water it was a world built on
00:35slates a floating community where children learned to paddle before they could walk
00:40and the horizon was a forest of wooden mast but the tide is finally going out what generations
00:47of families called home is being reclaimed by the city it helped build the landscape is changing
00:53where there was once a vibrant market on kenos there is now open water and debris thousands who
00:59have known no other life but the waterfront are now untouching their boat watching a century of
01:06history drift away in the wake of urban expansion on the outskirts families gather what remains
01:13roofing sheets are sold as crab memories are packed into narrow halls there is no hunger in their eyes
01:19today only in the quiet every realization that an hera has reached its horizon
01:33so
01:45You know how you can build it!
01:47Like midterms, don't give up.
01:50We're going to let you go,
01:50and I'll give up with your brother.
01:54We're going to get up with your family.
01:56We want to let you go!
01:58This is the opportunity of giving up.
02:01I've got money back because,
02:03now I will stay.
02:05You've got to drive things around.
02:09They will go for Opa.
02:10No, no.
02:11Cool.
02:12I'll let you go.
02:13Lagos moves forward, stretching towards a modern skyline of concrete and glass.
02:18But as the structures of Makoko fall, a unique chapter of human ingenuity and survivor sinks beneath the surface,
02:26leaving behind only the ripples of what used to be.
02:30The water remains, but the life built upon it is now a ghost of the coast.
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