COVID-19: With three infections, Nigeria records lowest daily cases
NCDC’s statistics shows that a total of 2,325 people are still down with the virus nationwide.
NCDC’s statistics shows that a total of 2,325 people are still down with the virus nationwide.
Without a backlog of discharges, NCDC noted that a total of 249,160 persons have now been discharged nationwide.
The breakdown of the eight infections shows that Rivers State recorded five cases while FCT reported three.
The disease centre stated that the country’s death toll still stands at 3,142, as no fatality was recorded on Wednesday.
The breakdown of the cases shows that Edo and Cross River states in the South-south reported the backlog of cases.
The centre noted that the country’s death toll still stands at 3,142.
The disease centre stated that the country’s death toll still stands at 3,142.
NCDC said a total of 248,864 persons have now been discharged nationwide since the outbreak of the virus in Nigeria ...
The disease centre stated that the country’s death toll still stands at 3,142, as no fatality was recorded on Monday.
With no backlog of infections and discharges reported, the disease centre stated that in Nigeria, a total of 230,755 has ...
The centre noted that a total of 230,549 people have now been discharged nationwide.
The disease centre stated that the country’s death toll now stands at 3,141, as no fatalities were recorded on Wednesday.
NCDC said in Nigeria a total of 254,124 have now been discharged nationwide.
The latest data shows that Nigeria’s infection toll increased to 254,016, while the fatality toll remains at 3,141.
The disease centre noted that the new confirmed cases have increased the infection toll to 253,978, including over 20,500 active ...
The new fatality was recorded after one week of consistently reporting no fatality and huge reduction in daily infections.
NCDC noted that the death toll still stands at 3,139, as no fatalities were recorded on Thursday.
With no fatalities recorded, the country’s death toll still stands at 3,139.
The centre added that Nigeria has successfully treated and discharged 230,045 people nationwide, including community discharges.
With the new fatalities recorded, the country's death toll increased to 3,139 from 3,136 since February 1, 2022.
The data also show that the confirmed cases have increased Nigeria’s infection toll to 253,540 cases, including 20,476 active cases.
Health advocates acknowledged the additional funding for health security and the fight against infectious diseases as a step in the ...
The new infection figure ranks the lowest daily infections in 2022.
The confirmed cases, NCDC noted, are reported by Ondo, Bauchi, Edo, Oyo, Ebonyi, Benue, Katsina, Kaduna, and Taraba states.
The disease centre noted that Imo State reported the additional fatality as a backlog for January 24, 2022.
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