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Nigeria has now crossed the 25000-marks of confirmed cases of COVID-19 with the announcement of an additional 566 cases in the last 24 hours.

According to the announcement made by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) via its Twiter page on Tuesday morning, Lagos has 166 new cases, followed by Oyo with 66, Delta-53, Ebonyi-43, Plateau-34, Ondo-32, FCT-26, Ogun-25, Edo-24, Imo-15, Bayelsa-13, Benue-12, Gombe-11, Kano-11, Kaduna-11, Osun-8, Nasarawa-7, Borno-5, Katsina-2, and Anambra-2.

From a total of 25,133 confirmed cases, 9,402 patients have been discharged while 573 deaths have 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
Lagos10,3108,5901,593127
FCT1,8181,21657032
Oyo1,37267468612
Kano1,21125690451
Rivers1,05641360538
Edo98667028036
Delta96575219023
Ogun80721957018
Kaduna71422447812
Katsina55125927022
Gombe50313435019
Bauchi5004943912
Borno4913742232
Ebonyi438913443
Plateau3711821809
Imo318273405
Jigawa3171201916
Abia302922073
Ondo2761688919
Enugu261192636
Kwara217831286
Nasarawa213921138
Bayelsa1988610012
Sokoto1511811815
Osun12472475
Akwa Ibom8630542
Adamawa8431476
Niger8444373
Kebbi7628426
Zamfara760715
Anambra737579
Benue5928301
Yobe593488
Ekiti4312292
Taraba199100
Kogi4400

COVID-19: 2,683 active cases yet to turn up for treatment

As t 27th of June, 2020, Lagos state government has revealed that 4,891 COVID-19 cases were confirmed in the state between June 2 and June 27, 2020, bringing a total of confirmed cases to 10,042.

Out of the confirmed cases, 1,533 patients have since been discharged from Lagos care centers following full recovery.

It further stated that 5, 226 of the cases monitored in communities by irs response team have either fully recovered or responded positively to treatments at home while 454 of the cases are currently under isolation in public and private care centers across the state.

However, 2,683 active cases in the communities are yet to turn up for admission in care centers either due to ignorance/fear of stigmatization or preference for home care.

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“As of 27th of June, 2020 numbers of #COVID19 related deaths in Lagos State have risen to 128. 16 COVID-19 patients have been transferred to other states while 2 patients evacuated outside Nigeria.
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The state government, therefore, urged all Lagos residents to take responsibility in the fight to stop the community spread of the deadly virus.

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