Following the take over of all territories overrun by the Boko Haram insurgents and the restoration of peace, the Nigerian Army has re-opened primary and secondary school classes for the returnees.
Speaking to NAN in Madagali on Saturday, Lt. Col Chibueze Agbuabo, the Commanding Officer, 143 Rangers Battalion, said the officers had voluntarily opened classes for the pupils and students.
“Now that normalcy has been restored in the area and the communities have resumed their daily activities, the Army has opened the hitherto shut classes where pupils and students are being taught,” Agbaubo said.
According to the battalion commander, the development was to ensure that the young ones are not idle, even as all government and private schools in the areas are still under lock and key.
He said the development was also to help the students fill up the gap they had lost during the invasion by the insurgents.
In addition, the military was rendering free medical health care services to the communities as well as counseling them.
Agbaubo described the relationship between the military and the communities as cordial.
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Hmm

Good News!

Better days ahead. We may have won the battle, but the war continues....

Kudos to the Nigerian Armed Forces. God bless you guys.

'Cowards may fear to die; but courage stout,
Rather than live in snuff, will be put out.'

-Sir Walter Raleigh

The backbone of the Army is the
noncommissioned man.'

-Rudyard Kipling

Nice.
Thats the effect of the change mantra we really yearned for.
God Bless Nigeria And Nigerians.