Untitled Quiz

What did the abductors primarily demand from the victim's family?

How long did the victim spend in captivity during the first abduction?

What method did the kidnappers use to threaten the victim's family in order to obtain money?

What attire was the victim wearing during the march past that led to the second kidnapping?

What was one of the physical forms of torture inflicted on the victim during captivity?

Why did the victim call their parents regarding the kidnappers?

What was the initial reaction of the police when the victim reported their abduction?

What was the significance of May 20th in the context of the victim's march past?

What did the narrator sleep on during their captivity?

Who made the statement, 'We go come back small time, no run because we go daso find you'?

What did the police promise to do after the narrator reported the abduction?

How did the narrator feel about the police's response to the situation?

What does being labeled a 'black leg' signify in this context?

What food did the narrator consume while in captivity?

What action did the narrator decide to take the day after their release?

What was the reaction of the community towards the narrator after the abduction?

What was the main reason the individual was trying to cross the border into the Republic of Cyprus?

Who organized the conference visa for the individual to the UK?

What was the individual's living situation after fleeing to Buea?

What was one of the challenges the individual faced when trying to escape from the separatists?

When did the individual obtain their visa to the UK?

Why did the individual feel they could not live with their siblings?

What was the expiration date of the individual's visa to the UK?

What action did the individual take to escape when the separatists came to their house?

What prompted the narrator's parents to urge them to leave the country?

How did the narrator manage to travel to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus?

What was the educational background of the narrator before moving to Northern Cyprus?

What economic challenges did the narrator face while living in Northern Cyprus?

What tragic event affected the narrator's family during the conflict?

How long did the narrator live in Northern Cyprus?

What was one reason the narrator felt their maternal grandmother might have been killed?

What was the immediate military response to the self-proclaimed general's death?

What was the reason for the narrator's move to the UK?

What significant event occurred during the bus trip from Buea to Douala?

How long did it take the narrator to reach Douala by boat?

What was the response from the narrator's parents when they connected over the phone?

What emotional state did the narrator experience upon receiving help in the UK?

Who is 'General Nambere' in relation to the narrator's experience?

What does the narrator plead for regarding their situation?

What specific fears does the narrator express about returning to Cameroon?