CLEAN : Nigerian protesters in court over march ban

The video discusses the illegal and unconstitutional ban on protests related to the Chibok girls in Nigeria. It highlights how this ban violates fundamental rights guaranteed by the Nigerian Constitution, specifically sections 38, 39, and 40, which allow for peaceful assembly and association. The video also covers the response of Nigerian citizens who are determined to exercise their rights and protest peacefully, emphasizing the importance of upholding constitutional rights.

What is the main reason given for the protest ban being considered illegal?

• It lacks public support.

• It is not supported by the government.

• It violates fundamental rights in the Constitution.

• It disrupts public order.

Which sections of the Nigerian Constitution are mentioned as supporting peaceful assembly?

• Sections 50 and 51

• Sections 38, 39, and 40

• Sections 20 and 21

• Sections 10 and 11

What action did the group decide to take after realizing their rights were being violated?

• They organized a larger protest.

• They filed a complaint with the Human Rights Commission.

• They decided to stop protesting.

• They sought international intervention.

What is the group's ultimate goal in their protest efforts?

• To change the government.

• To gain international attention.

• To ensure the return of the Chibok girls.

• To amend the Constitution.

What is emphasized as crucial when conducting protests?

• Protests should be loud and disruptive.

• Protests should be spontaneous.

• Protests should be peaceful.

• Protests should be secretive.