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Benue Head Of Service Dies
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BENUE HEAD OF SERVICE DIES

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The Benue State Government has announced the death of its Head of Service, Dr. Agbogbo Ode, who passed away in the early hours of Saturday, May 2, 2026, after a brief illness.

 

The announcement was made in a statement issued by the Secretary to the State Government, Deborah Aber.

 

“It is with deep sadness and regret that the Benue State Government announces the death of Dr. Agbogbo Ode, the Head of Service of Benue State.

 

“His sudden demise took place on Saturday, 2nd May, 2026, after a brief illness,” the statement read.

 

The government described the late Head of Service as a key figure in the state’s civil service, highlighting his professionalism and dedication to duty.

 

It added that his contributions, hard work, and expertise in public service would be greatly missed.

 

“His credible and dependable authority in matters of public service, as well as his hard work, brilliance, and immense contributions to the State Civil Service will forever be missed,” the statement added.

 

The SSG further described Dr. Ode as an “impeccable technocrat and a highly respected authority in public service.”

 

Condolences were extended to his family, colleagues, and workers across the state civil service, with the government noting that his death is a significant loss to Benue State.

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