Approximately one thousand returnees from Gwoza Local Council Area in Borno State have benefited from a medical outreach focused at improving their health, courtesy of the Gwoza Elite Forum.
The gift is intended to provide relief to survivors of the 13-year Boko Haram crisis.
Most of them have start to pickup pieces of their lives
An NGO, Gwoza Elite Forum, has offered a free medical outreach for returnees.
The Gwoza Elite Forum’s objective of reaching out to returnees from their homeland is part of their social obligation.
About 50 health specialists address a wide range of ailments, and patients can get free drugs.
Survivors of Borno’s 13-year battle continue to face healthcare issues, and having such a program available would help them significantly.
The returnees also benefited from clothing materials for the young and old.
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