Nigeria COVID cases now 25,133

Nigeria COVID cases have increased to 25,133, as the country recorded 566 new cases on June 29, 2020.

According to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, through its portal said that the total number of deaths by the virus is 573, while 9,402 patients have been treated and discharged.

The 566 new cases are reported from 20 states: Lagos (166), Oyo (66), Delta (53), Ebonyi (43), Plateau (34), Ondo (32), FCT (26), Ogun (25), Edo (24), Imo (15), Bayelsa (13), Benue (12), Gombe (11), Kano (11), Kaduna (11), Osun (8), Nasarawa (7), Borno (5), Katsina (2), Anambra (2)

NIGERIA
Confirmed cases, 25,133
Discharged, 9,402
Deaths, 573
Active cases, 15,203
Sampled 132,304

AFRICA
Confirmed cases: 396,314
Deaths: 9,914
Recovered: 189,722
Active cases:196,678
Critical/Serious: 924

 WORLD
Coronavirus Cases: 10,409,518
Deaths: 508,091
Recovered: 5,664,569
Active cases: 4,236,858

Confirmed Cases by State

States AffectedNo. of Cases (Lab Confirmed)No. of Cases (on admission)No. DischargedNo. of Deaths
Lagos10,3108,5901,593127
FCT1,8181,21657032
Oyo1,37267468612
Kano1,21125690451
Rivers1,05641360538
Edo98667028036
Delta96575219023
Ogun80721957018
Kaduna71422447812
Katsina55125927022
Gombe50313435019
Bauchi5004943912
Borno4913742232
Ebonyi438913443
Plateau3711821809
Imo318273405
Jigawa3171201916
Abia302922073
Ondo2761688919
Enugu261192636
Kwara217831286
Nasarawa213921138
Bayelsa2119910012
Sokoto1511811815
Osun12472475
Akwa Ibom8630542
Adamawa8431476
Niger8444373
Kebbi7628426
Zamfara760715
Anambra737579
Benue5928301
Yobe593488
Ekiti4312292
Taraba199100
Kogi4400

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