UPDATED: COVID-19: 75 Nigerian health workers tested positive last week – Official
The official said the Nigerian government is worried about the high number of health workers getting infected.
The official said the Nigerian government is worried about the high number of health workers getting infected.
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Exactly a week ago, Nigeria recorded 1,964 new COVID-19 cases, the county’s highest daily figure ever.
Nigeria on Tuesday also logged 1,303 new COVID-19 infections, according to the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control, NCDC.
Last week, 10,534 COVID-19 patients were discharged but the country still has 23,933 patients receiving treatments.
Nigeria on Saturday recorded 1,633 new coronavirus infections to take the total number of cases in the country to 120,602.
"Covid-19 remains a serious virus that is affecting millions around the world, even though many Nigerians still don’t want to ...
A total of 113,305 COVID-19 infections have now been reported across Nigeria.
Health experts believe there are likely far more people who died from the coronavirus disease than those unreported.
Lagos again led with 901 new cases on Sunday, more than half of the daily total COVID-19 cases.
Mr Ortom says though he tested negative for COVID-19 on Dec. 14, 2020, some of his close aides, however, tested ...
Mr Habeeb, however, said that the discovery of COVID-19 vaccine has brought hope and relief.
The PTF in December 2020 had ordered schools in the country to remain closed until January 18, 2021.
While civil servants of Level 12 and below are directed to resume, they won't do anything while in office.
The NCDC says 576 new cases were discovered in 15 states across the country.
In the past 13 days, there have been 77 recorded deaths from COVID-19.
Mr Ekele, the CMD of the hospital, said the facility did all its best to save the government official.
Since early December, there has been a spike in coronavirus cases in Nigeria.
Nigeria has now recorded 1,267 deaths from the virus.
Mr Bello also questions the need for Nigeria’s to procure COVID-19 vaccines.
In the past 10 days, there have been 52 recorded deaths from COVID-19.
The country has now recorded 1, 254 deaths from Covid-19.
Last week, Nigeria recorded 5,643 new COVID-19 cases, an eight per cent increase from the previous week's record of 5,176.
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