Benue State reports that it records only one laboratory-confirmed case of Lassa fever over the past month, with no deaths during the same period. The state’s Commissioner for Health and Human Services, Dr Paul Ogwuche, makes the disclosure in Makurdi while presenting the state’s Lassa fever situation report covering the month. Both outlets describe the case count as limited to a single confirmed infection and note that the outcome is non-fatal. The government attributes the low number of deaths and the management of the case to ongoing disease surveillance, prompt response, and improved case management practices. The reports do not provide details on the patient’s age, location within the state, or whether the case is part of a larger outbreak. Overall, the information shared by the Benue State government indicates that Lassa fever activity in the state is low for the specified month and that health officials have not recorded any fatal outcomes in that timeframe.