COVID-19 Nigeria Update Today

Nigeria now has over 20,000 cases of coronavirus. This was according to the latest figures released by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) last night.

From the 436 new cases announced, Lagos, the epicenter of the dreaded virus has 169 new cases, Oyo has 52, Plateau-31, Imo-29, Kaduna-28, Ogun-23, FCT-18, Enugu-18, Bauchi-17, Bayelsa-14, Rivers-8, Osun-6, Kano-6, Edo-5, Benue-5, Adamawa-3, Borno-2, Abia, and Ekiti have one case each.

From the total confirmed cases of 20,244, 6,879 patients have been discharged, while 518 deaths have also been recorded.

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Confirmed Cases by State

States AffectedNo. of Cases (Lab Confirmed)No. of Cases (on admission)No. DischargedNo. of Deaths
Lagos8,5767,0061,444126
FCT1,5671,05148630
Kano1,19042871250
Oyo9126212829
Rivers87445239131
Edo78455619731
Ogun64627036115
Kaduna58026830210
Delta50136012417
Borno4687536231
Bauchi46412932411
Gombe45119124614
Katsina42617123322
Jigawa3171201916
Plateau2511201256
Ebonyi234971370
Imo234210213
Abia222126933
Nasarawa18490886
Kwara180521226
Bayelsa1691302910
Enugu144110295
Sokoto135611514
Ondo134754217
Zamfara760715
Kebbi6721406
Anambra666519
Niger6626373
Akwa Ibom6520432
Osun609465
Yobe563458
Adamawa453375
Benue4429150
Ekiti355282
Taraba188100
Kogi3300

 

Lagos Discharges Fully Recovered 45 COVID-19 Patients, Total Now 1328

The Lagos State government has discharged another of 45 recovered COVID-19 patients, comprising 18 females and 27 males from its isolation facilities across the state to reunite with the society. This takes the total number of patients so far discharged in the state after treatment to 1,328.

This was announced by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu as the Incident Commander in a release made available by his Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Mr. Gboyega Akosile.

According to Sanwo-Olu, the patients were 20 from Gbagada, nine from Onikan, two from Mainland Infectious Disease Hospital (MIDH), Yaba, one from Agidingbi, one from Lekki and 12 from LUTH isolation centres. The governor said that they were all discharged having fully recovered and tested negative for COVID-19.

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He, therefore, enjoined Lagosians to continue to adhere strictly to rules, including physical distancing and hand hygiene principles to endure that the state was free from COVID-19, affirming that the pandemic was real.

 

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