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The video covers the aftermath of Cyclone Kenneth on Ebo Island, highlighting the extensive damage to the environment and infrastructure. It describes the struggles of aid agencies to reach the island and the bureaucratic hurdles in distributing aid. The community's resilience and faith are emphasized despite the devastation, with residents using makeshift shelters and waiting for aid. The video concludes with a focus on the enduring spirit of the island's inhabitants.

What was the condition of the District Hospital after Cyclone Kenneth?

• It was abandoned and soaking wet.

• It was partially damaged but functional.

• It was fully operational.

• It was unaffected by the cyclone.

How did the residents of Ibo Island protect themselves after the cyclone?

• They moved to a nearby city.

• They received tents from aid agencies.

• They stayed in the District Hospital.

• They built shelters using sticks and metal sheeting.

What was the situation at the island's airstrip?

• It was closed due to the cyclone.

• It was a gathering point for people waiting for food.

• It was a site for medical aid distribution.

• It was used for recreational activities.

What was a major issue with the aid distribution process?

• It was quick and efficient.

• It was slow and bureaucratic.

• It was not needed by the residents.

• It was handled by international agencies.

Despite the cyclone, what remained strong among the residents?

• Their financial stability.

• Their faith and resilience.

• Their access to clean water.

• Their infrastructure.