Nigerian Army Provides Free Medical Services to 1,000 Residents in Sokoto State
The Nigerian Army conducted a free medical outreach in Sokoto State, offering essential healthcare services to 1,000 residents. Maj. Gen. Ibikunle Ajose and Brig. Gen. Aliyu Musa led the initiative, highlighting the Army's commitment to national security and citizen welfare.
The event included medical consultations, treatments, distribution of mosquito nets, eyeglasses, and health education. Local community leaders, like Alhaji Muhammadu Tsefe, praised the Army's efforts in supporting healthcare delivery and fulfilling its constitutional mandate.
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