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Funds approved for dam in Borno State

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    The Nigerian government has approved US 10 million dollars for the completion of the Biu Dam in the northeastern state of Borno, ‘The Guardian’ of Lagos reported on Monday. The dam would help provide water for the region’s rural population. The government has also said it will drill two hand pumps/boreholes in each of the 776 local government areas in the country.

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