Help with chat script

Unity Engine
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Hello i need help with my script Fried chat I have a problem that my friend sees the message but I don’t.
Can someone help me complete the script please
here is part of the script I use

public void ReceiveMessage(string recipientId, string message,string secretMessage)
  {
      

      if (recipientId == PhotonNetwork.NickName)
      {
          GameObject m = Instantiate(Message, Vector3.zero, Quaternion.identity, content.transform);
          m.GetComponent<message>().MyMessage.text = message;
          m.GetComponent<message>().SecretMessage =  secretMessage;
          m.GetComponent<message>().MyMessage.color = Color.red;
        
        
      }

      if(recipientId == "")
      {
          GameObject m = Instantiate(Message, Vector3.zero, Quaternion.identity, content.transform);
          m.GetComponent<message>().MyMessage.text = message;
          m.GetComponent<message>().SecretMessage = secretMessage;
          m.GetComponent<message>().MyMessage.color = Color.black;

      }
  }
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