CLEAN : Talks key to tackling Boko Haram threat: Lawyer

The transcript discusses the potential news topics and the stance of a group that refuses to negotiate with the government. It highlights the opportunity for the government to engage with this group through dialogue and intervention. The focus is on creating a meaningful dialogue to improve relations and address issues with insurgents, aiming for successful engagement between the parties involved.

What is the initial stance of the group towards negotiation with the government?

• They are indifferent to negotiation.

• They have already negotiated.

• They are reluctant to negotiate.

• They are eager to negotiate.

What does the group require to consider changing their stance on negotiation?

• A new government policy.

• Release of certain individuals.

• Financial incentives.

• International intervention.

What opportunity is presented to the government in the second section?

• To impose sanctions.

• To engage in dialogue.

• To ignore the group.

• To increase military presence.

What is the first step in the intervention framework mentioned?

• Media campaigns.

• Engaging in dialogue.

• Economic sanctions.

• Military action.

What is necessary for a meaningful dialogue according to the final section?

• Observing those in captivity.

• Reducing media coverage.

• Improving the group's public image.

• Increasing government funding.