Thirteen Chibok girls have been rescued by the military within the last five months.
The defence spokesman said the troops also rescued two civilian hostages while a total of 366 terrorists and their families surrendered during the period.
Students are to resume on the scheduled date as academic activities would commence in full swing, with examination to start from November 7, 2022.
He said the newly recruited volunteers were currently receiving orientations on what was expected of them in the discharge of their duties.
In addition, over 24 police barracks and 30 stations were razed or destroyed by the terrorists.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has called on the Borno government to recruit more qualified teachers for public primary schools.
Currently, there are three camps in Maiduguri housing the surrendered terrorists, with the fourth one under construction.
So far over 80,000 insurgents have surrendered, with about 16,000 being combatants, according to data from the military.
The UN noted that the consequences of inaction were a matter of life and death as more than 5,000 were expected to die while those who survived could face lifelong disabilities.
Mr Danmadami said feedback from various sources, revealed that over 200 terrorists were neutralised, including five high profile terrorists’ commanders.
