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Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, on Monday commissioned three major projects in Gwoza Local Government Area, including the new College of Nursing and Midwifery, a block of 20 teachers’ quarters, and 200 lock-up shops at the Gwoza Main Market.
To strengthen healthcare delivery, the governor also approved the recruitment of 50 nurses for the Gwoza General Hospital, which will serve as a reference centre for the new college.
Speaking at the event, Zulum said the projects mark a shift from rebuilding losses to investing in life and recovery.
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He noted that the college is equipped with modern laboratories, a library, simulation rooms, and classrooms, and will help address the state’s acute shortage of healthcare workers.
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He explained that the new teachers’ quarters would ease accommodation challenges and improve staff welfare, while the 200 market shops would boost local commerce and internally generated revenue.
The commissioning was attended by the Emir of Gwoza, Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, federal and state lawmakers, and top government officials.
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