Borno state govt revives monthly sanitation exercise after twenty six years
05 November 2019 |
12:21 pm
The Borno state government has revived the monthly environmental sanitation exercise since it was last observed twenty-six years ago. The government believes this will help keep the streets clean even as the state gradually recover from the recent insurgent attack.
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