CLEAN : Chibok protest in Abuja on 900-day anniversary of kidnapping

The transcript discusses the demand for the Nigerian President to take action regarding the release of captives, highlighting the government's inaction and the perception of advocacy as a threat to peace. It questions the government's lack of intelligence and engagement with affected families, emphasizing the need for accountability and action.

What is the primary demand made by the speaker to the President?

• To resign from office

• To make a public statement

• To increase security measures

• To release the fighters

How do some government officials perceive the advocacy for the captives?

• As a diplomatic effort

• As a necessary action

• As a threat to peace and security

• As a minor issue

According to the speaker, what is more threatening to peace than the advocacy group?

• International relations

• Environmental issues

• The group of fathers, mothers, sisters, and brothers

• Economic instability

What criticism does the speaker have about the Nigerian government's actions over the past 18 months?

• Lack of credible intelligence on the captives

• Excessive spending on military

• Ignoring international advice

• Focusing too much on education

When does the government engage with the community, according to the speaker?

• During election periods

• In response to media attention

• At the start of every year

• When new policies are introduced