VOICED : NGOs charities offer aid to IDPs fleeing Boko Haram in Nigeria

The video discusses the plight of internally displaced people in northeastern Nigeria due to Boko Haram attacks. It highlights the living conditions in a camp, the safety of Yola, and the ongoing concerns of residents. Humanitarian efforts by NGOs and religious groups are described, providing aid to those displaced. The video concludes with the impact of the insurgency, noting the army's struggles and the uncertain future for those affected.

What is the primary reason people have fled to the camp in northeastern Nigeria?

• To access better education

• To join family members

• To escape insurgent attacks

• To find better job opportunities

What is the main concern of people living in the camp despite its safety?

• Fear of Boko Haram attacks

• Lack of food supplies

• Poor educational facilities

• Inadequate medical care

What role do humanitarian NGOs and religious groups play in the lives of displaced people?

• They supply food and basic necessities

• They provide educational services

• They offer employment opportunities

• They organize recreational activities

Since when has Boko Haram been causing insurgency in Nigeria?

• 2008

• 2011

• 2010

• 2009

What challenge does the army face in dealing with Boko Haram?

• Poor training of soldiers

• Insufficient funding

• Inability to end the terror threat

• Lack of international support