Benue Health Commissioner Plans to Reduce Blindness Rates Through Free Eye Surgeries
Benue State's Health Commissioner, Dr. Paul Ejeh Ogwuch, outlined a strategy to significantly reduce blindness rates in the state by partnering with local and international NGOs to offer free eye surgeries and corrective lenses. The initiative aims to strengthen primary eye care services, support vision screening programs in rural areas, and ensure affordable access to eye health services.
Governor Hyacinth Alia's administration is commended for promoting eye health, with patients expressing gratitude for the free eye screenings and services provided.
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