VOICED : Malala en Nigeria por las adolescentes secuestradas

The transcript discusses the shared experiences of Malala Yousafzai and the Chibok girls, both victims of extremist violence. Malala met with some of the escaped Chibok girls and participated in the Bring Back Our Girls campaign. She also met with Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to discuss the rescue of the remaining kidnapped girls. The challenges in executing a military operation for their rescue are highlighted, with the ongoing mystery of the whereabouts of 219 girls.

What common experience do Malala Yousafzai and the Nigerian schoolgirls share?

• They both received international awards.

• They were both targeted for their pursuit of education.

• They both became political leaders.

• They both moved to the United States.

What was the main goal of the Bring Back Our Girls campaign?

• To promote Western education in Nigeria.

• To raise awareness about the kidnapped schoolgirls.

• To provide scholarships for Nigerian girls.

• To organize a cultural exchange program.

Who did Malala meet to discuss the rescue of the kidnapped schoolgirls?

• The Prime Minister of Pakistan

• The President of the United States

• The President of Nigeria

• The United Nations Secretary-General

What challenge did the Nigerian president mention regarding the rescue operation?

• Insufficient funding

• Difficulty in conducting a military operation

• Lack of international support

• Opposition from local communities

How many schoolgirls remained missing three months after the kidnapping?

• 57

• 100

• 300

• 219