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He said he can’t go to school because of the problem.
Speaking before the panel, Stella Omoigui, said she sent her son on an errand when he was hit by a stray bullet on his genital.
Mrs. Omoigui, said Osasu was asked to take ripe plantain to his father along Old road, Sapele road, Benin, when he was hit by bullets from police officers dispersing the #EndSARS protesters.
“My son was later treated and discharged from the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, UBTH. Since the incident, I have been spending the little resources I have on him.”
” He can’t pass out urine except through a fixed pipe on his abdomen, this has forced him to always be on wrappers instead of trousers.”
The little Osasu can only pass out urine through a fixed pipe attached to his abdomen, a situation that has forced him to always have a cloth wrapped around him instead of wearing trousers.
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Edo State has recorded 30 new cases in addition to the 632 active cases and two more deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic, as the state government intensifies efforts to contain the spread of the second wave of the pandemic. x
Permanent Secretary, Edo State Ministry of Health, Dr. Osamwonyi Irowa, disclosed this while briefing journalists in Benin City yesterday on the impact of COVID-19 in the state.
He said 24 of the new cases were reported from the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), while the remaining six were confirmed at the Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital (ISTH).”
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From left: Permanent Secretary, Edo State Ministry of Health, Dr Osamuyi Irowa; Edo State Director, Disease Control, Dr Bruce Osa; Edo State COVID-19 Incident Manager, Dr Andrew Obi; representative of Africa Centre for Disease Control in Edo State COVID-19, Dr Pius Ononigwe, during a press briefing on the impact of COVID-19 in the state, on Thursday, February 4, 2021.
Edo State has recorded 30 new cases and two more deaths from coronavirus (COVID-19), with 632 active cases as the state government intensifies measures to curtail the spread of the second wave of the pandemic.