 
 <prompt> text: ```On 17 March 2003, Robin Cook, Leader of the House of Commons and former Foreign Secretary, resign from the Cabinet sake of im no gree with the war wey dey come for Iraq. Im resignation speech make people for the House clap for am well well and e mark the end of im time as minister for one of Labour's best politicians.

For the last two years, Robin Cook dey keep diary, wey be im personal record of Labour's second term, a diary wey dey form the center of the story. The Point of Departure na Robin Cook plain account of this special time for our political history, the most important political publication for the decade. Even though e shock when dem sack am as Foreign Secretary, e come decide say e go make some changes for Parliament wey e believe say dey important if Parliament go move enter the 21st century. As Tony Blair tell am, "This na the work wey dey for you."

From im own experience for the Commons and the Cabinet, of meetings for conferences, and late night talks, we follow as im dey lose hope as the government political direction dey change to ways wey e believe say dey totally wrong: from the failure for Lords reform and the refusal to lead for social change, to foreign policy wey carry us commot from our responsibility for Europe, enter closer relationship with the most right-wing government for American history, and join Bush's war for Iraq.

This na the story of government wey dey power and the tension between those wey dey rule. But pass everything, na the story of politician wey truly want make democracy dey close to the people, but wey see government wey dey move away from im own values and im party values, and wey come believe say on top Iraq, their position dey morally, diplomatically and politically wrong.

Robin Cook first enter Parliament as MP for Edinburgh Central for 1974. E hold plenty senior positions for Opposition -- Shadow Foreign Secretary, Shadow Health and Social Services Secretary -- before e become Foreign Secretary for 1997. For 2001, dem appoint am as Leader of the House of Commons, position wey e resign from for March 2003 sake of im no gree with the war wey dey come for Iraq.

Now, provide a numbered list of answers to these questions:

1. Who quit?
2. What did he quit?
3. where?
4. What country was he from?
5. What did he do in his last two years of being in the cabinet?
6. What was he protesting?
7. what did he believe?
8. What happened in the House when he spoke his resignation speech?
9. When did he start working for the Parliament?
10. What did Tony Blair say?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Robin Cook
2. Foreign Secretary
3. Cabinet
4. unknown
5. dey keep diary
6. war for Iraq
7. peace
8. applause
9. 1974
10. Dis na di work wey dey for you.``` 