Mr Daso urged the residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious items to the nearest police station.
Mr Zulum said the resettlement signified the government’s determination to rebuild and transform communities to pave the way for a peaceful and sustainable environment.
According to her, she left behind two other Chibok girls.
More than 30 Nigerians were on Wednesday ambushed and killed in a village in Borno State, with several people injured and others still missing.
“We have long been in receipt of a security letter from the office of the National Security Adviser which placed (a) ban on the usage of urea as well as NPK across Borno.”
