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COVID-19 Confirmed Cases Hits 25,133 in Nigeria on Monday -NCDC

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Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 Hits 25,133 on Monday -NCDC

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on Monday said the total number of COVID-19 infected people rose by 566 on Monday to 25,133.

In the report released on the agency website, Nigeria presently has 15,158 active cases with 573 deaths and 9,402 recovered and discharged patients.

The report reads, “till date, 25133 cases have been confirmed, 9402 cases have been discharged and 573 deaths have been recorded in 35 states and the Federal Capital Territory.”

According to the NCDC, the 566 new cases were reported from 20 states with Lagos remaining frontline state with 166.

Others were Oyo (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).

Meanwhile, the Federal Government has lifted the restriction on interstate movement on Monday despite the rising number of new cases and people’s nonchalant attitudes to COVID-19 prevention guidelines.

Below is a complete breakdown of COVID-19 cases by state

States Affected No. of Cases (Lab Confirmed) No. of Cases (on admission) No. Discharged No. of Deaths
Lagos 10,310 8,590 1,593 127
FCT 1,818 1,216 570 32
Oyo 1,372 674 686 12
Kano 1,211 256 904 51
Rivers 1,056 413 605 38
Edo 986 670 280 36
Delta 965 752 190 23
Ogun 807 219 570 18
Kaduna 714 224 478 12
Katsina 551 259 270 22
Gombe 503 134 350 19
Bauchi 500 49 439 12
Borno 491 37 422 32
Ebonyi 438 91 344 3
Plateau 371 182 180 9
Imo 318 273 40 5
Jigawa 317 120 191 6
Abia 302 92 207 3
Ondo 276 168 89 19
Enugu 261 192 63 6
Kwara 217 83 128 6
Nasarawa 213 92 113 8
Bayelsa 198 86 100 12
Sokoto 151 18 118 15
Osun 124 72 47 5
Akwa Ibom 86 30 54 2
Adamawa 84 31 47 6
Niger 84 44 37 3
Kebbi 76 28 42 6
Zamfara 76 0 71 5
Anambra 73 7 57 9
Benue 59 28 30 1
Yobe 59 3 48 8
Ekiti 43 12 29 2
Taraba 19 9 10 0
Kogi 4 4 0 0
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