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Vice Chairman of Benue COVID-19 Committee dies of complications

Robby Akeju by Robby Akeju
July 5, 2020
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The Vice-Chairman of Benue State Action Committee on COVID-19, Prof. Godwin Achinge, has died of Coronavirus complications.

Commissioner for Health and Human Services, Dr Sunday Ongbabo, confirmed this in Makurdi.

Achinge, also Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Benue State University (BENSU), Makurdi, died on Sunday afternoon at an undisclosed hospital in Jos, Plateau State, where he was taken for treatment.

In his response to a text message seeking confirmation of the incident, the commissioner replied “yes”.

The late professor of medicine died after battling with COVID-19 pandemic.

Governor Samuel Ortom had on Saturday disclosed that the late don tested positive for COVID-19.

The state daily update on the COVID-19 pandemic showed that the state had total number of 97 cases, out of which 40 were active, 50 discharged, one relocated and six deaths.

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