CLEAN : UN calls for urgent protection of children in north east Nigeria

The transcript discusses the firsthand assessment of the situation in areas affected by insurgency, focusing on visits to Yola and IDP camps. It highlights the severe impact on families, including separation and loss of property, and the abduction of children. The narrative emphasizes the traumatic experiences of children living without families and their grievances against the government and international community. The speaker expresses understanding of their anger and hopes for a safe return to their communities.

What was the primary purpose of the speaker's visit to Yola?

• To conduct a research study on local culture

• To provide financial aid to the displaced

• To establish a new IDP camp

• To assess the impact of the insurgency firsthand

What was a common experience shared by the families in the camps?

• They had recently moved to the area

• They had been separated from family members

• They had all received government compensation

• They were all originally from Yola

What age range of children were reportedly abducted by insurgents?

• 2 to 16 years old

• 5 to 10 years old

• 10 to 18 years old

• 1 to 5 years old

What emotions do the displaced individuals feel towards the government and international community?

• Anger and grievance

• Indifference and neutrality

• Hope and optimism

• Gratitude and appreciation

What is the speaker's hope for the displaced individuals?

• That they find new homes in other countries

• That they receive financial compensation

• That they can safely return to their communities

• That they forget their past experiences