The newly established Benue State University Teaching Hospital Annex, located in Tseghem within the Saghev Council Ward, has emerged as a beacon of healthcare provision, eliciting excitement and joy within the community.
The hospital commenced its clinical services just before achieving a significant milestone of the successful delivery of its first newborn.
Miss Dorcas Tyohuna, the Community Health Officer at the facility, expressed her pride in announcing this notable event to both staff and patients. The delivery occurred at 12:15 PM on February 12, 2025, a mere 48 hours following the hospital's official opening.
Both the newborn and the mother are reported to be in good health, bringing relief and joy to those in attendance. The mother is recuperating comfortably, while the medical personnel provide diligent care and attention to ensure their well-being.
For the hospital staff, this initial delivery signifies a crucial step in their commitment to delivering quality healthcare services to the residents of Tseghem. It underscores their dedicated efforts and emphasizes the critical nature of their mission to serve the community.
The Benue State University Teaching Hospital Annex at Tseghem is now animated by the sounds of newborns and the laughter of new mothers, representing a space of new beginnings and a symbol of hope in an often uncertain world.
As the staff continues to celebrate each new life that they care for, they remain aware of the impact they are making – one delivery at a time – and look forward to leveraging their expertise to address a broad spectrum of health concerns beyond childbirth.
