From my own perspective, I think the film Oloibiri is not very detailed in some parts. Some scenes look a little unrealistic because small things in the movie were not properly explained or given enough attention.
For example, the wristwatch worn by the character Boro appears in some scenes, but it is not clearly explained or connected to the story. In films, small items like a wristwatch are supposed to help the audience understand the character better. But in this case, the wristwatch does not really add anything important to the story, so it feels like it was not carefully considered.
Also, the movie sometimes lacks continuity. Continuity means that objects, clothes, and actions should remain the same from one scene to another. In some scenes of Oloibiri, some objects are not clearly shown or they appear differently in another scene. This makes the movie look less detailed.
Another reason may be that the filmmakers focused more on the message of the story than on the small details. The main aim of the film is to show the suffering of people in the Niger Delta because of oil exploration. Because of this, the filmmakers may have paid more attention to telling the story and showing emotions rather than focusing on small things like props and other details.
Because of these reasons, some parts of the film, including the wristwatch and other small objects, are not very detailed. Even though the movie still passes an important message, the lack of small details makes some scenes look less realistic.