Borno State governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, has concluded five days of humanitarian tour of Northern Borno. Zulum on his way back to Maiduguri
Borno State governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, has concluded five days of humanitarian tour of Northern Borno.
The governor left Maiduguri on Sunday and toured communities sharing food, cash and other livelihoods to over 6,000 resettled persons in Baga, Doron Baga and Cross Kauwa. The governor also spent days in Monguno where he enrolled 5,361 children orphaned by Boko Haram in schools.Of the 23,500 persons who received aid as Zulum was rounding off, 14,000 women each received a wrapper and N5,000 cash, while 9,500 men each received a bag of rice and a bag of maize.
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