COVID-19: Nigeria records 13 new infections Wednesday
The disease centre stated that the country’s death toll now stands at 3,141, as no fatalities were recorded on Wednesday.
The disease centre stated that the country’s death toll now stands at 3,141, as no fatalities were recorded on Wednesday.
The disease centre noted that the latest figure includes a backlog of 18 confirmed cases and a single discharged case ...
The latest data shows that Nigeria’s infection toll increased to 254,016, while the fatality toll remains at 3,141.
NCDC noted that the death toll still stands at 3,139, as no fatalities were recorded on Thursday.
The centre said no death was reported on Wednesday, but added that 10 patients were discharged from hospitals across the ...
With no fatalities recorded, the country’s death toll still stands at 3,139.
With the new confirmed cases, the country’s infection toll has increased to 253,780, while the death toll still stands at ...
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.
As of February 2, 2022, NCDC data shows that a total of 20,593 people are still down with the illness ...
Nigeria's infection toll from the disease has increased to 253,405 cases, while the fatality toll still remains at 3,136.
The disease centre noted that Lagos State topped the infection chart with 57 new cases.
NCDC noted that the latest figure of confirmed cases has increased Nigeria’s infection toll to 253,181, while the fatality toll ...
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.
Between Monday and Friday, Nigeria recorded less than 1000 cases, a figure that could not match a single daily record ...
The country’s infection toll from the disease has increased to 252,840 cases, while the fatality toll remains at 3,134.
The disease centre noted that a total of 228,137 people have been discharged nationwide.
NCDC noted that Nigeria’s fatality toll now stands at 3,133, while the infection toll increased to 252,678.
NCDC added that the latest figure of confirmed cases has increased Nigeria’s infection toll to 252,428, including currently active cases ...
This is coming after the Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Akin Abayomi announced the end of the fourth wave of ...
NCDC added that a total of 225,906 have been successfully treated and discharged nationwide, as the FCT reported 322 discharged ...
So far, Nigeria has recorded 251,694 cases of COVID-19 and 3,123 persons have died from complications caused by the virus.
Cumulatively, from the first week to the second week of 2022, 96 people have been infected by Lassa fever across ...
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