Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno State has donated N50 million to the College
of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) to safe it in opposition to Boko Haram assaults.
This adopted the incessant assaults which have destroyed many lives and property within the establishment, together with that of Prof.
Aliyu Mani of the College of Veterinary Medication.
The fund was launched after a gathering of safety businesses on the college on Monday.
In response to the safety companies, the cash can be uto dig 27-kilometre trenches to stop
the terrorists from sneaking in to perform suicide bombings.
The college authourity had earlier engaged the
companies of fifty native vigilance teams to guard the north
and east flanks of the campus. Shettima stated: “These trenches would make it unattainable for the insurgents to cross into the campus on foot or drive in to trigger anarchy to lives and property.”
He confused that a part of the fund can be used for the cost of allowances
to the particular guards who would work with the army and
police to safe the college.
The Appearing Vice Chancellor of UNIMAID, Prof.
Aliyu Shugaba advised the governor that N2.Eight billion was required to
erect a parameter fence on the jap flank of the campus.
In the meantime, the Chief of the Air Employees (COAS), Air
Marshal Sadique Abubakar has urged the Nigerian Air Power (NAF) personnel concerned
within the insurgency battle to make judicious use of the sources of their care.
A press release by the Director of Public Relations and data, Air Commodore, Olatokunbo Adesanya, mentioned Abubakar made the decision yesterday in Maiduguri, Borno State.
He acknowledged that the NAF management was aware of the big sacrifices by the NAF personnel, who had been unable to have a good time Sallah with their relations.
The NAF has additionally organised a medical outreach programme on the
internally displaced persons’ camp in Banki,
Borno State. Throughout the 2-day outreach, the crew carried out 4 minor
surgeries on three kids and one grownup and took supply of three infants.
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Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno State has donated N50 million to the College
of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) to safe it in opposition to Boko Haram assaults.
This adopted the incessant assaults which have destroyed many lives and property within the establishment, together with that of Prof.
Aliyu Mani of the College of Veterinary Medication.
The fund was launched after a gathering of safety businesses on the college on Monday.
In response to the safety companies, the cash can be uto dig 27-kilometre trenches to stop
the terrorists from sneaking in to perform suicide bombings.
The college authourity had earlier engaged the
companies of fifty native vigilance teams to guard the north
and east flanks of the campus. Shettima stated: “These trenches would make it unattainable for the insurgents to cross into the campus on foot or drive in to trigger anarchy to lives and property.”
He confused that a part of the fund can be used for the cost of allowances
to the particular guards who would work with the army and
police to safe the college.
The Appearing Vice Chancellor of UNIMAID, Prof.
Aliyu Shugaba advised the governor that N2.Eight billion was required to
erect a parameter fence on the jap flank of the campus.
In the meantime, the Chief of the Air Employees (COAS), Air
Marshal Sadique Abubakar has urged the Nigerian Air Power (NAF) personnel concerned
within the insurgency battle to make judicious use of the sources of their care.
A press release by the Director of Public Relations and data, Air Commodore, Olatokunbo Adesanya, mentioned Abubakar made the decision yesterday in Maiduguri, Borno State.
He acknowledged that the NAF management was aware of the big sacrifices by the NAF personnel, who had been unable to have a good time Sallah with their relations.
The NAF has additionally organised a medical outreach programme on the
internally displaced persons’ camp in Banki,
Borno State. Throughout the 2-day outreach, the crew carried out 4 minor
surgeries on three kids and one grownup and took supply of three infants.