VOICED : Bring back our school: anger in Chibok over lack of education

The video discusses the tragic transformation of a school in Chibok, Nigeria, from a place of learning to ruins following the abduction of 276 girls by Boko Haram. Despite promises from the government to rebuild, no progress has been made, leaving locals frustrated. The threat of Boko Haram remains, with recent attacks causing fear and despair. The community struggles with a lack of basic services, and many parents have died or moved away. Those remaining hold onto hope for the return of their kidnapped daughters.

What is the current condition of the Chibok school?

• It is partially operational.

• It has been converted into a museum.

• It remains in ruins with no reconstruction.

• It has been fully rebuilt.

What has been the response of the locals regarding the school's condition?

• They are satisfied with the progress.

• They are indifferent to the situation.

• They are frustrated and angry.

• They have moved to another town.

What measures are being taken in Chibok to prevent further attacks?

• Building a new security wall.

• Screening worshippers at the mosque for explosives.

• Increased police patrols.

• Installing surveillance cameras.

How has the conflict affected the basic amenities in Chibok?

• Basic amenities are lacking.

• There is no impact on amenities.

• The government has improved services.

• There is an abundance of resources.

What emotion does a father express about the potential return of his kidnapped daughter?

• Indifference

• Joy

• Anger

• Fear