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At least 12 Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, in the Agagbe camp, located in Gwer West Local Government Area of Benue State, have reportedly suffered snake bites since the beginning of 2025.
The most recent case involves 14-year-old Chagu Terhemen, who was attacked by a snake last Friday and is currently struggling to access proper medical care.
Raising concern over the incident on Sunday, a fellow IDP, Terna Ibaah, explained that the boy urgently requires medical attention.
Ibaah stated, “snake has bitten 14 years old Chagu Terhemen who was displaced from his village, Tse Abian in Sengev Council Ward of Gwer West LGA. The boy was going to the farm with his father, Kyomke mbapupuu in Gaambe Ushin Council Ward when he was bitten by snake.”
He noted that the boy’s parents initially turned to traditional remedies but his condition worsened by Sunday afternoon.
“We are afraid of losing the boy that is why we are raising the alarm because medical personnel only visit the camps between Monday and Thursday,” he added.
Highlighting the recurrence of the problem, Ibaah revealed, “from January this year till now, we have recorded 12 victims in Agagbe among the IDPs, fortunately no one has died.”
He alleged that most cases are left to local treatments because government response has been inadequate.
“The Camp Manager said that they cannot treat him because he is not staying in the camp, but he knows that due to congestion in the camps some of the registered IDPs stay in the host community. The victim’s registration number is 81XO1649,” Ibaah said.
According to him, the five major IDP settlements in Agagbe include RCM Primary School, Sisters Convent, Saint Francis Secondary School, Old Police Station, and Adzequa Store. He stressed that overcrowding has forced many displaced persons to live in surrounding communities.
When contacted, the Information Officer of the Benue State Emergency Management Agency, BSEMA, Tema Ager, explained that there is an existing arrangement with the Benue State University Teaching Hospital (BSUTH), Makurdi, to treat IDPs bitten by snakes.
“If the victim is a registered IDP, he should be allowed to be taking for treatment at BSUTH. Benue SEMA has an MOU with the hospital where he can be taken for treatment immediately,” he said.
