This is a pseudo-documentary (propaganda) by onlooker/bystanders. Nothing in the narration even asserts it is "from" Niger (British-accented voice using "our" notwithstanding). The narration is completely disconnected from the imagery, and the imagery is innocuous. The faults in pronunciation are typical of the verbal gaffes produced by A.I.-created voices. Despite the request to "support my channel" and "provide comments below," there is no identification of the video's author(s) or date of production or original site and date of publication. It is a real possibility that the whole video is an A.I. artifact, stitching together a target narrative and open-source video imagery. Since the truth value of any of it is open to question, it cannot be said to provide "information." I would suggest giving this a wide berth. It may all be true---or it may be a complete nothing. One would have to resort to other sources of information to find out, anyway.