Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule orders the arrest and prosecution of health workers accused of selling donated hospital equipment in Umaisha Development Area. The governor also directs sacking or removal of implicated staff, describing the alleged actions as misconduct and corruption.
Multiple outlets report the order follows claims that medical items donated to a healthcare facility—identified as the General Hospital in Umaisha—have gone missing. One report notes the issue is highlighted in a viral video, while another frames it as an investigation into missing equipment. The outlets align on Sule’s response: he calls for accountability and prosecution to address wrongdoing and restore proper care for patients.
While the articles use different wording—some emphasize arrest and prosecution, others add sack directives or mention the video—each attributes the governor’s action to allegations that donated equipment meant for patient care was diverted or sold by hospital staff. The reports do not provide results of any formal investigation or details on specific individuals beyond the claim that health workers are involved.
