August 21, 2015
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7:36Now PlayingSoldiers of the Nigerian Army Medical Corps in Borno State have taken medical care to liberated villages where residents displaced from remote communities are currently being camped.
Eight hundred Internally Displaced Persons (IPDs) have so far accessed the medicare under the military intervention scheme.
The General Officer Commanding the 7 Division, Lamidi Adeosun, said that the free medical care was in line with the directives of the Chief of Army Staff to discourage displaced persons in already liberated areas from moving to Maiduguri.
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