Coronavirus

It is now the 13th consecutive week that Nigeria’s COVID-19 daily infections have fallen below 300.

The 113 new cases were reported from 12 states

The death toll related to the pandemic stood at 41,609 as of Tuesday afternoon.

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Plateau had the highest number of new cases on Sunday with 18 infections while Ogun followed with 15.

Saturday's figure brings the total infections in the country to 61,930.

A total of 1,129 deaths have now been recorded thus far from the virus in Africa’s most populous country.

NCDC on Thursday reported 138 new cases from 13 states

For almost three months, Nigeria has not reported a daily figure above 300.

NCDC, Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) and their partners are conducting household Seroprevalence surveys in four states in Nigeria.

A total of 1,125 deaths have now been recorded thus far in Africa’s most populous country.

Three out of every five deaths from the virus in Nigeria are people over 50 years old, health authorities said.

Nigeria also recorded three deaths on Friday, to take the fatality toll to 1, 119.

The death toll remains 1,116 after no death was recorded in the last 24 hours.

Three states that have crossed 50 per cent of the target rate. The states are Plateau, Gombe and Rivers.

Lagos recorded 165 new cases, more than half Tuesday's national toll.

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While there are still about 7,372 active cases in Nigeria, 51,943 infected persons have recovered and have been discharged.

Mr Mustapha said the federal government would only provide necessary guidelines for the reopening.

The 162 new cases were reported from 12 states but there was no record of death from the virus.

The Federal Ministry of Health has warned Nigerians against non-essential travel to high burden countries.

Nigeria's total death toll remains 1,113.

As it was in the previous two days, no new deaths were recorded from the contagion.

There is a steady decline in new infections and a sharp increase in the number of recovered patients in Nigeria.