Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has unveiled a 400-bed teaching hospital at Kashim Ibrahim University together with a mega school in Maiduguri. The hospital is meant to work on two fronts at once, treating patients and giving the university a clinical base for training its students. Four hundred beds is a large capacity for a state that has spent years rebuilding services battered by the long-running insurgency. A teaching hospital attached to a university also gives medical students somewhere in the state to complete their clinical work. The mega school adds classroom space in the state capital, where public schools have struggled to absorb the number of children needing places. Health and education have been recurring priorities for Zulum's administration, which has pushed large projects across both sectors. Commissioning buildings is one step; staffing and equipping them is the harder part that follows. Residents of Maiduguri will now watch how quickly the two facilities begin full operation.