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Wife To Benue Governor, Son Test Positive For COVID-19

Kennedy IgweBy Kennedy IgweJuly 4, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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Wife to Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, Eunice Ortom, her son and some of her staff have tested positive for coronavirus.

Mrs Eunice made the disclosure herself in a statement on Friday night, after receiving the result of her COVID-19 test which was earlier conducted by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) at the government house in Makurdi.

“A few moments ago this (Friday) evening, I received my result from the tests earlier carried out on me and others by NCDC personnel on routine screening at House, Makurdi which returned that I and my son, and some staff are COVID-19 positive,” the first lady noted in the statement.

“We have from this moment, gone into total isolation as required by the protocols and would immediately begin the management treatment as advised by medical experts.

“While I have taken the responsibility to personally call everyone I can recall to have had recent contact with to go for testing, I advise anyone who has had close contact with me in the last two weeks and the public to go for screening and testing.

“I wish to reiterate that being COVID-19 positive is not a death sentence as evident by the many recoveries recorded thus far so there is no need to panic, but we should continue to be responsible in our actions so as to keep others safe.”

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