CLEAN : Nigerias Boko Haram threat at risk of spreading: analyst

The transcript discusses the regional impact of Boko Haram in Nigeria, highlighting its economic and social disruptions. It compares Boko Haram with Al Shabab, noting their different contexts and international reach. The discussion extends to broader economic growth and security issues, emphasizing the need for strengthening institutions and democracy. The transcript concludes with an overview of security threats in Eastern Africa, focusing on South Sudan, Somalia, and Kenya.

What is one of the main economic impacts of Boko Haram's activities in northeastern Nigeria?

• Improved infrastructure

• Increased tourism

• Interruption of farming

• Growth in local businesses

How does Al Shabab differ from Boko Haram in terms of its activities?

• It is less international

• It is more international

• It has a stronger local focus

• It operates only in Nigeria

Which geographical advantage does Al Shabab have over Boko Haram?

• Closer proximity to the Gulf

• More fertile land

• Larger population

• Better climate

What is a potential benefit of economic growth in the context of regional security?

• Strengthening institutions and democracy

• Increasing military presence

• Reducing international trade

• Decreasing population

Which country is currently experiencing a crisis distinct from Somalia and Kenya?

• Ethiopia

• South Sudan

• Tanzania

• Uganda