 
 <prompt> text: ```WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Dem no get immediate plans to send more U.S. troops go di ongoing war for Afghanistan, President Obama tok dis one on Wednesday.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, wey dey di left, and President Obama meet for Washington on Wednesday.

As dem dey yarn with reporters alongside Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Obama tok say e go consult with U.S. allies before e go decide di strategy for Afghanistan afta di elections wey happun last month.

"I go take one very deliberate process to make those decisions," Obama tok. "Dem no get immediate decision wey dey come on top resources, because one of di things wey I dey very clear about na say you gats get di strategy right before you go decide on top resources."

United States get about 62,000 U.S. troops for di country, and NATO allies -- including Canada -- get another 35,000. Pentagon dey plan to add 6,000 troops by di end of di year.

Dem don dey show signs say Obama fit soon dey ask to send more American troops. Defense Secretary Robert Gates, however, don signal say e go like see di impact of di 6,000-troop increase before e go consider whether to send more.

Support for di war for Afghanistan for United States don drop to one all-time low. Just 39 percent of Americans dey support di war, while 58 percent dey against am, according to one national CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey wey dem release on Tuesday.

Recent polling dey show say di increasing violence and slow progress dey affect support for di war for Canada too.

Obama thank Harper for im country's commitment to Afghanistan, where more than 2,800 Canadian troops and plenty civilians dey stationed.

Answer dis series of questions:

1. Who make statement on Wednesday?
2. E plan to send more troops go Afghanistan?
3. Who e dey meet with?
4. Where di meeting dey happun?
5. President dey plan to use only U.S. strategy?
6. Wetin happun for Afghanistan wey cause dis discussion?
7. How many soldiers U.S. get for Afghanistan?
8. And their allies?
9. How many more dem dey plan to add?
10. Who be di current Secretary of Defense?
11. Support for di conflict dey high for U.S.?
12. How many people dey support am?
13. How many dey against am?
14. Who conduct di poll wey check support for di war?
15. Things dey progress quickly for Afghanistan?
16. Bloodshed dey reduce?
17. Obama thank di Canadian leader?
18. How many Canadian soldiers dey for Afghanistan?
19. How many non-soldiers?
20. President dey support quick decision about strategy?``` <response>: 1. Obama
2. no
3. Harper
4. Washington, D.C.
5. no
6. violence dey increase
7. about 62,000
8. 35,000
9. 6,000
10. Gates
11. no
12. 39 percent of Americans
13. 58
14. CNN/Opinion Research Corp
15. no
16. no
17. yes
18. more than 2,800
19. plenty
20. no 