15 Covid-19 Deaths Confirmed As Nigeria’s Cases Cross 30,000 Mark

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Nigeria’s Covid-19 statistics hit another grim milestone Wednesday, after the country announced that its caseload has now surpassed 30,000 mark on a day it lost 15 people to the lethal virus.

The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, reported 460 new cases of coronavirus on Wednesday, taking the nation’s total infections to 30,249.

Lagos, the epicentre of the virus leads the pack with 150 new cases, with Rivers recording 49 cases and Oyo, 43 new infections.Covid-19

Delta, FCT, Anambra, Kano and Plateau amass 38, 26, 20, 20 and 18 new cases respectively, while Edo, Bayelsa, Enugu, Osun and Kwara recorded 14, 13, 13, 12 and 10 new cases respectively.

Others are: Borno-8, Ogun-7, Kaduna-6, Imo-4, Bauchi-3, Gombe-3, Niger-2 and Adamawa-1.

According to the NCDC, 15 deaths were recorded on Wednesday, bringing it to a total of 684 deaths so far, while 12, 373 recoveries had been recorded.

 Distribution Of New Cases Across States:

Lagos-150
Rivers-49
Oyo-43
Delta-38
FCT-26
Anambra-20
Kano-20
Plateau-18
Edo-14
Bayelsa-13
Enugu-13
Osun-12
Kwara-10
Borno-8
Ogun-7
Kaduna-6
Imo-4
Bauchi-3
Gombe-3
Niger-2
Adamawa-1

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