From 0:19 to 2:55 is a profile of a Nigerian sentenced to life for dealing drugs in Vietnam, now reduced to 30 years for good behavior:

 

Even his original sentence was somewhat lenient, for others were often executed. Before getting in trouble, Chimechidike Ben taught English and married a Vietnamese woman. He made nearly $3,400 a month as a teacher, a fortune here. His wife worked for an insurance company. He says he just wanted to hang himself upon learning of his sentence, but is now resigned to prison life. He speaks Vietnamese well.

"I miss my native land very much, miss many things, miss them very much, but I don't have a choice [...] Sometimes I see my homeland on television, I'm very sad, I want to cry. I miss my home. I want to go home to see my mother. My father is dead. I want to go home to see my mother and my family, to apologize to them."