CLEAN : Nigerians march in London after deadly shooting

The transcript highlights a passionate plea for basic human rights and infrastructure improvements, such as roads and electricity. It condemns the government's violent response to peaceful protests against police brutality, which resulted in deaths. The speaker, though not in Nigeria, expresses deep emotional distress and solidarity with those affected. They emphasize the need for change, safety, and the protection of human rights, urging the community to stand up for their rights and support future generations.

What basic needs does the speaker emphasize as essential for human dignity?

• Good roads and electricity

• Affordable housing and food

• Access to clean water and healthcare

• Free education and internet

How does the speaker describe their emotional response to the events in Nigeria?

• Joyful and relieved

• Heartbroken and sleepless

• Angry and vengeful

• Indifferent and detached

What is the speaker's main reason for fighting for the rights of people in Nigeria?

• To promote tourism in Nigeria

• To ensure the safety and rights of their family and friends

• To gain international recognition

• To become a political leader

What does the speaker want the government to address?

• Police brutality and community safety

• Environmental issues

• Healthcare reforms

• Economic policies

What is the speaker's stance on the continuation of their advocacy?

• They want to pass the responsibility to others

• They are determined to keep going

• They are uncertain about continuing

• They believe it should stop immediately