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Shettima, Buratai flagged off the opening of Maiduguri to Gamboru/Ngala Road, Army gives free medical services, feeds IDPs

Gov. Kashim Shettima of Borno state and the Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen TY Buratai on Wednesday flagged off the opening of Maiduguri to Gamboru/Ngala Road in Borno state.
The road which was shutdown for the last 27 months is one of the most commercially viable road in the country that links Nigeria to the Republic of Chad, Cameroon, Sudan and Central African Republic.
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