CLEAN : In central Nigeria peace eludes farmers and herders

The transcript discusses market conditions and appeals to the government for intervention. It highlights the rights of nomadic Fulanis under the Nigerian Constitution, emphasizing freedom of movement. The impact of conflicts on agriculture and housing is also addressed, followed by a reflection on learning from these events.

What is the speaker's hope regarding the market?

• That it will come back fresh

• That it will remain closed

• That it will be ignored

• That it will be replaced

What does the speaker appeal to the federal government to do?

• To relocate the nomadic Fulanis

• To ignore the problem

• To delay any action

• To quickly intervene and solve the problem

According to the speaker, what does the Nigerian Constitution allow?

• Restricted movement within states

• Free movement anywhere in the country

• Movement only with permission

• No movement at all

What issues are highlighted by the speaker regarding the attacks?

• They are only verbal threats

• They are beneficial to the community

• They involve destruction of crops and burning of houses

• They are minor and infrequent

What is the result of the ongoing attacks mentioned by the speaker?

• Displacement of people

• Increased prosperity

• Better infrastructure

• Improved security