Covid-19: Nigeria Records 148 Additional Cases As Numbers Soar To Almost 3,000

Hamilton Nwosa
Writer

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By Hamilton Nwosa(Head, The New Diplomat’s Business and data tracking desk)

The NCDC yesterday announced that five  new additional deaths were recorded across the country, a development that effectively brought the cases higher in numbers. However, the reported number of patients was lower than the 245 reported on Monday, the previous day  when the federal government eased the total lockdown  in Abuja, Lagos and Ogun States respectively.

According to the NCDC  the 148 new cases were reported from the following  17 states- Lagos – 43, Kano – 32, Katsina – 9, FCT – 10, Zamfara – 14, Taraba – 7, Borno – 7, Ogun – 6, Oyo – 5, Bauchi – 3, Edo – 3, Kaduna – 3, Adamawa – 2, Gombe – 2, Plateau, Sokoto and Kebbi – 1 case each.

BREAKDOWN DYNAMICS…

It would be recalled that Nigeria has tested   about 19, 512 persons since the outbreak of covid-19 pandemic across the country.  A comprehensive   breakdown of the confirmed cases  indicate  that 2950 patients  have been  announced in Nigeria since the  outbreak of covid-19 earlier in the year in February.

The breakdown of the 2,950  reported cases  reflect the following spread:  Lagos: 1, 226 cases, Kano – 397, FCT – 307, Borno – 106, Gombe – 98, Katsina – 92, Ogun – 91, Kaduna – 84, Bauchi – 83, Sokoto – 67, Edo – 65, Oyo – 44, Jigawa – 39, Osun – 37, Zamfara – 27, Delta – 17, Akwa Ibom – 16, Kwara – 16, Taraba – 15, Rivers – 14, Adamawa – 14, Yobe – 13, Ondo – 13, Kebbi – 13, Ekiti – 12, Nasarawa – 11, Enugu – 8, Bayelsa – 5, Ebonyi – 5, Plateau – 4, Niger – 4, Benue – 2, Imo – 2, Abia – 2, Anambra – 1.

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