Legislator digs borehole for school

A statement signed by Ahmed Amshi, the national public relations officer of the Gwoza Old Boys Association said the decision to build a computer centre at the school in addition to other learning facilities was to complement government’s efforts towards educational development. The statement said the school equally received additional 25 sets of computers from […]

A statement signed by Ahmed Amshi, the national public relations officer of the Gwoza Old Boys Association said the decision to build a computer centre at the school in addition to other learning facilities was to complement government’s efforts towards educational development.

The statement said the school equally received additional 25 sets of computers from other donors, adding that the computer centre would soon be commissioned so that staff and students of the institution would make use of them.

The principal medical officer of the Specialists Hospital Maiduguri Mohammed A. Ghuluze who handed over the items to the school authorities thanked Honourable Ndume and Universal Service Fund for their intervention and called on the beneficiaries to make good use of them.