COVID-19: Relief as Nigeria experiences significant decrease in infections, records 72 cases Friday
Between Monday and Friday, Nigeria recorded less than 1000 cases, a figure that could not match a single daily record ...
Between Monday and Friday, Nigeria recorded less than 1000 cases, a figure that could not match a single daily record ...
The centre said between January 1 and 23, Nigeria recorded a total of 115 confirmed cases with 26 deaths
This is coming after the Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Akin Abayomi announced the end of the fourth wave of ...
The first documented reduction was from 29 per cent on December 21, to 15 per cent by December 28, 2021
NCDC added that a total of 225,906 have been successfully treated and discharged nationwide, as the FCT reported 322 discharged ...
Cumulatively, from the first week to the second week of 2022, 96 people have been infected by Lassa fever across ...
The confirmed cases have increased Nigeria’s infection toll to 251,694, with active cases of currently standing at 23,174.
NCDC added that the FCT accounted for four of the six fatalities
Cholera — a diarrheal disease that can kill within hours if it is not treated — is endemic in Nigeria, ...
The disease centre said the latest figure of confirmed cases has increased Nigeria’s infection toll to 250,929.
As of January 12, 2022, a total of 3,092 people have died from COVID-19, while there are still over 25,000 ...
A The update also revealed that the total infection from the pandemic in the country currently stands at 249,586.
The new data confirms the fluctuation in the rising cases of infections but a consistent record of fatalities.
The centre added that the latest figure of confirmed cases has increased Nigeria’s infection toll to 247,775, as the active ...
The data also shows that a total of 217,832 people have been successfully treated and discharged in Nigeria, while there ...
The infection toll from the virus in Nigeria has increased to 242,341 while the death toll now stands at 3,031 ...
In order to curb the spread of the pandemic, the Nigerian government has insisted on vaccination for citizens and residents ...
With the new cases recorded, the infection toll from the virus in Nigeria has increased to 240,374 while the death ...
JAMB said all candidates, clients and other members of the public below the age of 18 are not required to ...
Edo State topped the infection toll followed by Ondo and Taraba states.
The latest data show that Lagos State, the epicentre of the disease, reported more than half of the new infections ...
Nigeria has experienced a significant surge in the number of infections this week, with over 9,500 cases reported from December ...
The centre noted that Monday’s new cases raised Nigeria’s total infections to 225,255 while the fatality toll now stands at ...
According to the NCDC data, the surge in infections which began on December 9, has continued.
The NCDC attributed the 500 per cent increase in infections in the country to the COVID-19 Delta and Omicron variants
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