 
 <prompt> text: ```First lady Michelle Obama don turn 50 on Friday, Jan. 17, 2014.

Michelle Obama don spend di first half-century of her life to break barriers and achieve plenty firsts. Now, as she reach her milestone birthday on Friday, di nation go dey watch to see where else she go leave her mark.

Five years afta she move enta White House, and without any re-election campaign to worry about, she get more space to relax for her role and, political watchers talk say, she fit become more vocal on political issues for di three years wey remain for office.

So far, critics don complain about Michelle silence on issues wey dem expect make she talk: Last year, at di beginning of her husband second term, she disappoint advocates for tighter gun-control measures afta she no push harder on di issue for response to di massacre for Sandy Hook Elementary School for Newtown, Conn. She also disappoint some feminists wey want make she defend their causes instead of just dey act as di nation "mom-in-chief." She no also handle racial issues during her second term, as some people expect.

"The most important thing to remember be say, whether you be black, white or Hispanic, you be di first lady and di president of all di people for United States. That one na big melting pot, so to dey always talk say she be African American pass anything else no go make sense," talk Anita McBride, wey dey direct programming and national conferences on di legacies of America first ladies and their historical influence for American University.

Valerie Jarrett, one top White House adviser and close friend of di Obamas, talk say di first lady no want to " _ "

"She really want make she get maximum impact and to do that for fewer areas," Jarrett tell di Associated Press. "That, she talk say, "na better pass to dey try take on every single possible cause."

But Robert Watson, one Lynn University professor, talk say he expect say Obama go "go a little harder on issues" for di next few years. "Second-term first ladies usually dey feel more comfortable to talk more strongly about issues wey dey close to their heart," he talk.

Myra Gutin, one Ryder University communications professor and person wey dey always give lecture on first ladies, talk say she expect say Obama go continue make both of them a priority for her remaining years for White House, based on their success. Michelle launch di "Let's Move" campaign for 2010. E don gain plenty support, from di National Football League reach di Sesame Street franchise, wey even give permission to di produce industry to use their licensed characters for free on fruits and vegetables.

"There no dey any traditional first lady again, not anymore for dis technology-filled world. Mrs. Obama dey cutting edge? She be activist? No. As first ladies dey go, I think say she dey politically careful because she no want make any major wahala happen wey go make her husband use him political power to clean up," she talk. "But she no dey just sit for White House dey pour tea and dey do receptions, she dey active too."

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

1. Who be Myra Gutin?
2. Which campaign Michelle Obama launch for 2010?
3. When she turn 50?
4. Wetin critics complain about her silence on?
5. Wetin massacre she fail to push harder for gun control in response to?
6. Who be Valerie Jarrett?
7. Where Robert Watson dey teach?
8. Wetin he expect for di next few years?
9. Wetin he talk about 2nd term first ladies?
10. Wetin gain support from NFL reach Sesame Street?
11. Sesame Street charge money to use their characters on fruits and veggies?

Numbered answers:``` ``` <response>: ```1. one communications professor
2. Make we waka
3. Jan. 17, 2014
4. mata wey dem expect make she talk about
5. Sandy Hook Elementary School
6. one top White House adviser
7. Lynn University
8. Obama make "put small pressure on isues"
9. First ladies wey dey second term dey feel more comfortable to talk strong about mata wey dey their mind
10. the "Make we waka" campaign
11. No``` 