Africa is known as a home to huge and expensive diamonds, and in this small village near Koidu, Sierra Leone, the world’s largest alluvial diamond was discovered. As a result of the high concentration of diamonds in the area, many people across the world have mined in the village, with a number of diamond and gold offices set up in the city centre. A  video posted on the channel Gano Did It shares videos of "culture, landscapes and inspiring stories of Africa." The creator spent just over two days exploring and speaking to the locals of the diamond village who are in the business of mining. He starts off the video by introducing Koidu as the country's "diamond capital”.