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October 14, 2021 NCDC Records 251 COVID-19 Cases, Five Deaths

NCDC Records 251 COVID-19 Cases, Five Deaths

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has recorded r251 infections and five COVID-19 related death, bringing the country’s total number of infections toll to 208,404.

The NCDC made this known via its verified website on Thursday morning.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the 251 fresh cases reported on Wednesday indicate an increase from the 175 cases posted on Tuesday in the country.

The agency said that the additional number of confirmed cases had increased the country’s infection toll to 208,404 while 196,123 people have been treated and discharged across the country.

The public health agency noted that the five record deaths on Wednesday raised Nigeria’s fatality figures to 2,761.

The NCDC added that the 251 new confirmed cases and five deaths were reported from 13 states and the FCT.

“The FCT (78), Lagos (46), Kaduna (27), Rivers (21), Imo (16), Edo (13), Delta (12), Plateau (10), Niger (7), Bauchi (6), Kwara (6), Akwa Ibom (4), Benue (3) and Nasarawa (2),” it stated.

October 12, 2021 Nigeria Records 284 Covid-19 Cases

Nigeria Records 284 Covid-19 Cases

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) says 284 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in 19 states and the federal capital territory (LGA).

While confirming the new cases in its latest update, the agency said the FCT topped the list of infections with 67 cases followed by Kaduna with 33 fresh cases and Rivers with 31.

Other states with new infections include Anambra (23), Lagos (22), Osun (22), Cross River (18), Edo (18), Ondo (13), Plateau (12), Nasarawa (6), Kwara (5), Imo (4) Benue (3), Niger (2), Delta (1), Ekiti (1), Jigawa (1), Ogun (1), and Oyo (1).

The agency said 352 persons were discharged on Monday after recovering from COVID-19, while nine persons died of the infection.

To date, 207,978 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed, 195,626 recoveries have been made, and 2,756 deaths have been recorded across the country.

September 6, 2021 Nigeria Records 459 New Cases Of COVID-19

Nigeria Records 459 New Cases Of COVID-19

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has said that 459 persons tested positive for coronavirus, while 30 persons died of COVID-19 complications, in its most recent positive samples across the country.

Lagos, the hardest-hit state by the pandemic, still tops the COVID-19 infection table with 185 new cases, while Abia and Oyo have 38 positive samples each.

Others are Akwa Ibom and Cross River (33), Osun (24), Ekiti (23), Benue (15), Kwara (14), Kano (12), Delta, and the FCT (10), Edo (nine), Kaduna (five), Ogun (three), Kastina, Nasarawa , and Rivers reported (two), each, while Bayelsa recorded(one).

The News Agency of Nigerians, reports that’s the number of Nigeria’s active coronavirus infections, however, declined from 10,026 as reported on Saturday to 8, 429 on Sunday.

”The rise in COVID-19-related deaths is attributed to the 23 deaths captured as backlog from Lagos on Sept. 3, which pushed the overall COVID-19 related deaths in the country to 2,552, as of Sept. 6,2021.

”Lagos state COVID-19-related death toll increased to 645,” the centre said.

The NCDC said that over 2. 7million people have been tested for the virus out of the nation’s roughly 200 million population.

The agency said that a multi-sectoral national emergency operations centre (EOC), activated at Level II, continues to coordinate the national response activities.

It added that So far, the country recorded 195, 511 cases of the virus since its outbreak in 2020.

The centre said that no fewer than 184,529 patients have been successfully treated and discharged.

 
 
 
 
 
September 1, 2021 Nigeria Confirms 626 Covid-19 Cases As FG Warns Vaccine Doubters

Nigeria Confirms 626 Covid-19 Cases As FG Warns Vaccine Doubters

Nigeria has recorded 14 deaths and 626 new COVID-19cases in 9 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

This brings the total number of active cases to 11,203 and the total of fatalities so far to 2,469.

According to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, Nigeria’s COVID-19 epicenter, Lagos, had the highest number of cases for the day under review with 334 new infections. It was followed by Rivers State which had 134 fresh cases.

Other states with more COVID-19 infections are Oyo – 60,  FCT – 41,  Osun – 20, Plateau – 14, Ogun – 9 and Ekiti – 7,  Kwara – 6,  and Benue – 1. 

As of Wednesday morning, the total number of cases in the country stands at 192,431.

Of this figure, 178,759 have been treated and discharged while 2,469 people have died due to complications from the virus.

The Federal Government has hinted that it might sanction anybody who refused to take COVID-19 vaccines after they had been made available to all Nigerians.

The Executive Director of the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency, Faisal Shuaib, dropped the hint of possible sanctions when he spoke to reporters in Abuja.

This comes as the Nigerian Medical Association and health workers under the aegis of the Joint Health Sector Union faulted government's plan.

 

 

 

 

 

                                               

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