Consultant Dies at Niger State Government House Lodge
A project consultant for the Niger State Government, identified as Gregory Ossai Ozegbe, tragically collapsed and died at the Government House lodge in Minna on Friday. The sudden death has prompted an investigation, with the state government confirming the incident and expressing its condolences.
Key Details of the Incident:
Deceased's Identity: Gregory Ossai Ozegbe, the Chief Executive Officer of Castle HMG Hospitality, was a project consultant working with the state government on the Minna five-star hotel project.
Circumstances: The incident occurred on Friday, August 2, at House No. 8 within the Government House premises. Ozegbe was reportedly at the lodge to meet with Sammy Adigun, Chairman of the Niger Food Security Systems and Logistics Company Limited. Reports indicate that he suddenly fell ill and collapsed upon learning his host was unavailable.
Emergency Response: Government House staff immediately contacted medical personnel from the IBB Specialist Hospital. However, by the time the medical team arrived, Ozegbe had already passed away.
Official Investigation: The Niger State Police Public Relations Officer, Wasiu Abiodun, confirmed that a report of a "suspected sudden death" was received from the Chief Security Officer of the Government House. Police have moved the body to a morgue at the IBB Specialist Hospital for an autopsy to determine the official cause of death.
Government's Statement: In a formal statement, the governor's office expressed deep regret over the loss, describing it as a "monumental loss" to both the deceased's family and the state. The statement further suggested that the consultant died from a heart attack, though this awaits confirmation from the autopsy.
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