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Speaker, Benue State House of Assembly, Hon Titus Uba, his son and another lawmaker, Hon Tertsea Gbisea, representing Kwande East State constituency, have tested positive for COVID-19.Consequently, the speaker of the house has ordered the immediate closure of the assembly complex.
“Among his household that presented themselves for testing, all returned negative except for his last son who tested positive. Also, the statement by the house chairman committee on Information and Orientation who also tested positive for COVID-19 said that the speaker of the house had ordered the immediate closure of the assembly complex.
“The Assembly, by virtue of its official functions and constituency responsibilities stands the natural risk of exposure to carriers of the COVID-19 despite adherence to personal hygiene and COVID-19 safety protocols, and just like every other public worker, it is an occupational hazard that comes with service.
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