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Nigeria Records 594 New Cases of COVID-19, 7 More Deaths

By Adeyemi Matthew
June 25, 2020
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594 new cases of the COVID-19 infection have been confirmed on Thursday night by the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC).

This brings the total confirmed cases in Nigeria to 22614, out of which a total of 7822 patients have been discharged after recovering from the disease, with 549 deaths recorded.

Announcing the new cases via its official Twitter handle, NCDC confirmed the new cases in 21 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

The current breakdown of the cases shows that Lagos State, the epicentre of the virus in Nigeria recorded the highest figure of cases with 159 new infections, Delta reported 106 cases, Ondo reported 44 cases, while FCT and Edo had 34 cases each.

Also Oyo and Kaduna reported 33 cases each of coronavirus, Enugu had 28 cases, Katsina reported 25 cases, Imo reported 22 cases, Adamawa confirmed 15 cases, Ogun had 12 cases and Osun confirmed 11 cases.

While Abia had eight cases, Rivers reported six cases, Nasarawa, Bauchi and Niger reported five cases each, Kebbi reported four cases, Ekiti confirmed three cases, Plateau and Taraba reported one case each.

Nigeria has so far tested 122,155 persons since the first confirmed case relating to the COVID-19 pandemic was announced.

As of the time of reporting, 35 states and the FCT have recorded at least a case of the disease. Only one state, Cross River, is yet to report any case of the virus.

On the 25th of June 2020, 594 new confirmed cases and 7 deaths were recorded in Nigeria.
No new state has reported a case in the last 24 hours.
Till date, 22614 cases have been confirmed, 7822 cases have been discharged and 549 deaths have been recorded in 35 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

Confirmed Cases by State

States Affected No. of Cases (Lab Confirmed) No. of Cases (on admission) No. Discharged No. of Deaths
Lagos 9,482 7,881 1,475 126
FCT 1,656 1,110 514 32
Kano 1,191 347 793 51
Oyo 1,188 842 337 9
Rivers 936 427 473 36
Edo 851 562 257 32
Ogun 733 263 453 17
Delta 715 534 159 22
Kaduna 668 346 312 10
Bauchi 493 103 378 12
Gombe 482 149 317 16
Borno 477 58 387 32
Katsina 459 170 267 22
Jigawa 317 120 191 6
Plateau 294 130 156 8
Abia 288 112 173 3
Imo 269 243 23 3
Ebonyi 264 41 222 1
Kwara 217 83 128 6
Ondo 206 120 67 19
Enugu 202 160 37 5
Nasarawa 198 78 112 8
Bayelsa 184 131 41 12
Sokoto 140 8 118 14
Niger 84 44 37 3
Osun 84 32 47 5
Akwa Ibom 83 38 43 2
Zamfara 76 0 71 5
Adamawa 73 30 37 6
Kebbi 71 23 42 6
Anambra 70 4 57 9
Yobe 56 3 45 8
Benue 47 31 15 1
Ekiti 38 8 28 2
Taraba 19 9 10 0
Kogi 3 3 0 0

 

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