Search Continues For Missing Kidnapped Girls in Nigeria

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the kidnapping of Nigerian girls by Boko Haram, highlighting the public's despair and anger. It covers the Nigerian government's response, international involvement, and the fear experienced by citizens. The military's actions and media coverage are also discussed, along with the future outlook for Nigeria in dealing with Boko Haram.

What is the primary emotion expressed by the Nigerian people in response to the kidnapping of the girls?

• Joy

• Relief

• Anger

• Indifference

What is the main reason for the Nigerian people's call for international assistance?

• To improve trade relations

• To combat Boko Haram

• To host international events

• To boost tourism

How do Nigerian citizens feel about their safety in the face of Boko Haram's threat?

• Confident

• Afraid

• Excited

• Unconcerned

What was the Nigerian government's initial stance on accepting international help to combat Boko Haram?

• They refused it outright

• They were hesitant

• They were unaware of the offer

• They welcomed it immediately

What significant event was highlighted in the government's efforts against Boko Haram?

• Capture of a young recruit

• Signing a peace treaty

• Building new schools

• Hosting a global summit