VOICED : Boko Haram libera a 21 estudiantes de Chibok

Boko Haram released 21 students kidnapped in Chibok over two years ago, following careful negotiations. The students were transported to Kumche, Nigeria, with the help of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Nigerian army. The Bring Back Our Girls movement continues to advocate for the release of the remaining students. Despite some successes, negotiations with Boko Haram have failed multiple times.

What was the Nigerian government's stance on the release of the 21 Chibok schoolgirls?

• It was an exchange for prisoners.

• It was a result of careful negotiations.

• It was a spontaneous decision by Boko Haram.

• It was a military rescue operation.

Which organizations were involved in the transportation of the released girls to Kumche?

• World Health Organization and Nigerian Navy

• United Nations and Nigerian Army

• International Committee of the Red Cross and Nigerian Army

• African Union and Nigerian Police

What is the main goal of the Bring Back Our Girls movement?

• To negotiate with Boko Haram for peace.

• To secure the release of all kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls.

• To provide education to girls in Nigeria.

• To support the Nigerian government in military operations.

How many Chibok schoolgirls were initially kidnapped in April 2014?

• 150

• 200

• 276

• 300

What challenge did the Nigerian government face in negotiations with Boko Haram?

• Opposition from local communities

• Failure of negotiations on three occasions

• Inability to locate the girls

• Lack of international support