‘No Mpox case in Benue’, Health commissioner clarifies
Paul Ogwuche, the State Commissioner for Health and Human Resources, made this announcement in a statement released on Monday and shared with news reporters in Makurdi. According to him, “the Benue State Ministry of Health and Human Services wishes to state that, based on the findings available at this time, there is no evidence of an Mpox outbreak in KorinyaCommunity, Konshisha LGA. The Commissioner explained that investigators identified two adults in Korinya community who had previously experienced fever followed by widespread skin rashes with blister-like lesions involving the face, chest, back and other parts of the body.
- ▪Paul Ogwuche, the State Commissioner for Health and Human Resources, made this announcement in a statement released on Monday and shared with news reporters in Makurdi.
- ▪According to him, “the Benue State Ministry of Health and Human Services wishes to state that, based on the findings available at this time, there is no evidence of an Mpox outbreak in KorinyaCommunity, Konshisha LGA.
- ▪The Commissioner explained that investigators identified two adults in Korinya community who had previously experienced fever followed by widespread skin rashes with blister-like lesions involving the face, chest, back and other parts of th
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Home » ‘No Mpox case in Benue’, Health commissioner clarifiesHealth ‘No Mpox case in Benue’, Health commissioner clarifies Johnson Babajide July 27, 2026 Share Add as a preferred source googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-6861913-2'); }); The Benue State Government has officially stated that there are no cases of Mpox in the state. Dr. Paul Ogwuche, the State Commissioner for Health and Human Resources, made this announcement in a statement released on Monday and shared with news reporters in Makurdi. Last Friday, Dr. Ogwuche mentioned that the ministry was investigating a suspected case of Mpox reported in the Korinya community of Konshisha LGA.
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