(Video) "There's hunger in Nigeria" - Nigerians react to the crowd that came out for COVID-19 palliatives in Jos

Nigerians are amazed at the crowd that came out at a warehouse in Jos to get COVID-19 palliatives.

Nigerians have taken to their various Twitter pages to react to the crowd at Bukuru, Jos today. According to most Nigerians who reacted, they said that the crowds that came out for COVID-19 palliatives in Jos were caused by hunger and poverty in the land. If the country was good and everyone was comfortable, such crowd won't be seen. 

Video from Bukuru, Jos:

Sad! Men and women struggle to get COVID-19 palliatives in Jos#2023ElectionforYouth #jospalliatives #ilorinlooting #StreamLaycon pic.twitter.com/CUBjxUCqgh

— 🇺🇸K.D Entertainment (@KossyDerrickEnt) October 24, 2020

Reactions from Nigerians below:

Onye Nkuzi tweeted: "Look at the number of people here. There is hunger in the land."

Mazi Ibe tweeted: "There's hunger in the land."

Hycienth Ifeanyi tweeted: "Jos warehouse should be trending.. See the turn of crowd in split seconds when the location was discovered. Hunger dey town."

Demagogue PhD tweeted: "The only thing I can see in this video is hunger and a time bomb of a population."

Tosin tweeted: "COVID-19 palliatives warehouse discovered in Bukuru, Jos. 

If it wasn't for hunger, wetin go make this kinda crowd dey there."

Chemical Boy tweeted: "The number of people that went for their palliatives in Bukuru, Jos shows that we are all united in hunger."

Mr Ahmed tweeted: "They all look like zombies and ants. Palliatives found in a warehouse in Jos, Plateau State. This hunger situation is scary."