To further assist returnees and other
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) with
education of their children, the Nigerian military,on Friday reopened a mixed Primary
School in Gwoza, Gwoza Local Government
Area of Borno State.
Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, Acting
Director Army Public Relations, in a
statement said the military in conjunction
with other security agencies and other
security stakeholders had placed adequate
security measures to ensure the pupils and
teachers’ safety and security.
Noting that classes had commenced, it said
the reopening of the school was significant
as the eradication of western education was
part of the aims of Boko Haram in their
murderous campaign of terror.
“Gradual restoration of normalcy by troops
is therefore indicative of the continuous
elimination of the terrorists from Nigerian
territory,” the statement added.
Similarly, the troops have also dislodged
Boko Hararm terrorists from Dissa and
Balazala villages located in the same Gwoza
Local Government Area yesterday during
which they rescued 23 men, 33 women and
34 children from the terrorists.
Also, troops advancing from Bama have also
intercepted quite a number of Boko Haram
terrorists fleeing from Dara Jamel near Banki
the battle zone, disguised as Internally
Displaced Persons (IDPs).
The intercepted persons are being screened
by troops of 21 Brigade for more
information and confirmation of their true
identity.

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Good news.

Not just opening o! Security! Security!! Security!!! Bomb disposal unit must be positioned there, to avoid stories. Good news sha