The Nigerian Army on Saturday communicated positive thinking that the Government Secondary School (GSS), Chibok, in Borno will re-open for scholarly exercises in September.
Brig.- Gen. Victor Ezugwu, the General Officer Commanding (GOC), 7 Division of the Nigerian Army, told newsmen in Maiduguri this depended on advancement of its remaking.
Ezugwu said the armed force assumed control over the supervision of the reproduction after a mandate from the administration.
"The school has turned into a national landmark of a sort taking after the April 14, 2014 snatching of around 217 young ladies by terrorists at the organization.
"There was really a presidential request requesting that armed force engineers assume control over the reproduction of the school, which prompted the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), giving orders for us to move in", he said.
Ezugwu said the designers had been nearby for at some point attempting to guarantee the remaking of the school.
"We are attempting to modify the whole structures by overseeing contractual workers on location.
"Our objective is that we might have the capacity to get a few structures prepared before the beginning of the following scholastic session so that the school will have the capacity to get again as a result of the aggregate decimation its endured in the hands of terrorists", he said.
Ezugwu said Nigerian armed force was additionally moving in the direction of the take off of a Command Day Secondary School in the state.
"The one that cheers my heart most is the Command Day Secondary School, Auno.
"The State Government is redesigning the structures of the previous Government Secondary School (GSS) Auno, for the take off of the Command Day Secondary School.
"It is one of the endeavors to acknowledge what the armed force has accomplished for the state.
"I was there with the Commissioner of Education to see things for myself and passing by the level of work done, the school will start operation in September", he said.
He said it would be a decent open door for the Nigerian Army to have its instruction corps to educate the understudies who are the future commanders, specialists and educators. (NAN)
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