The police said that suspected suicide bombers allegedly carried out the suicide attacks at 7:24 p.m..
Boko Haram launched the attacks in the early hours of Friday.
The terrorists reportedly stormed the military base in the early hours of Monday, burnt down the base, and carted away ammunition cartels.
Many people have been killed in Gwoza after Boko Haram insurgents raided a military base and attacked the community, the police say.
Troops have repelled coordinated terrorist attacks on multiple military locations in Borno, in which several soldiers were killed.
Mr Aneke reiterated the air force’s determination to deny terrorists safe haven anywhere in the country.
The Borno government has lauded the achievements of the Malaria IMPACT Project in rural communities across the state.
Mr Musa said Nigeria’s security environment remained fluid and increasingly complex, making periodic review of existing defence frameworks imperative.
British and German attaches have reaffirmed their countries’ commitment to the fight against terrorism in Nigeria.
Defence minister Christopher Musa has charged troops of Operation Fansan Yamma to sustain pressure on bandits and terrorists in Zamfara.
