CLEAN : Nigerian girls who fled war form football team in Cameroon refugee camp

The transcript covers various topics, starting with initial thoughts on charging devices, followed by expressions of support and happiness for Team Nigeria. It then delves into the impact of war in Nigeria, personal aspirations to become a medical doctor, and life experiences in a camp. The transcript concludes with final thoughts and reflections.

What was the initial reaction of the people when they were informed about supporting Team Nigeria?

• They were indifferent.

• They were very happy.

• They were angry.

• They were confused.

What was one of the main reasons for leaving Nigeria?

• Economic crisis.

• Religious tensions.

• Poor education.

• Lack of food.

What aspiration does the narrator have for the future?

• To become a teacher.

• To become a lawyer.

• To become an engineer.

• To become a medical doctor.

What basic necessity is mentioned as lacking during playtime?

• Books.

• Shoes.

• Water.

• Food.

What group forced the narrator's community to leave their village?

• Local government.

• Boko Haram.

• Natural disaster.

• Foreign invaders.

How old were the children when they first arrived at the camp?

• 7-10 years old.

• 3-5 years old.

• 15-18 years old.

• 11-13 years old.

What is the significance of the children leaving the camp for the first time?

• It is a punishment.

• It is a school trip.

• It is a routine activity.

• It is an adventure for them.