COVID cases increase to 32,558 in Nigeria

On July 12, 571 new Coronavirus cases were confirmed and 16 deaths were recorded in Nigeria
According to NCDC, 32,558 cases have been confirmed, 13447 cases have been discharged and 740 deaths have been recorded.
The 571 new cases are reported from 20 states- Lagos(152), Ebonyi(108), Edo(53), Ondo(46), FCT(38), Oyo(20), Kwara(19), Plateau(17), Osun(14), Bayelsa(14), Ekiti(14), Katsina(14), Akwa Ibom(11), Kaduna(11), Rivers(11), Niger(10), Ogun(7), Kano(6), Cross River(4), Bauchi(2)

NIGERIA
Confirm cases 32,558
Discharged 13,447
Deaths 740
Active cases  18,371
Sampled 181,248

AFRICA
Cases 598,139
Deaths  13,285
Recovered 298,166
Active 286,688

WORLD
Cases 13,022,405
Deaths 571,000
Recovered 7,573,420
Active 4,877,985

Confirmed Cases by State

States AffectedNo. of Cases (Lab Confirmed)No. of Cases (on admission)No. DischargedNo. of Deaths
Lagos12,42710,3581,897172
FCT2,5761,76577338
Edo1,73170097457
Oyo1,7266991,00819
Rivers1,36846985346
Delta1,35974558331
Kano1,3092271,03052
Ogun1,08732973622
Kaduna98933664112
Ondo71655713821
Katsina66920544123
Ebonyi6161025086
Borno5869645535
Plateau53327324416
Gombe53010140722
Bauchi521350513
Enugu47613932215
Abia4051072953
Imo386309698
Kwara33013917912
Jigawa321230811
Bayelsa31314215318
Osun245154847
Nasarawa2441231138
Sokoto153213516
Akwa Ibom14571713
Niger145301087
Benue12180356
Adamawa11032717
Anambra9319659
Kebbi8612677
Zamfara760715
Ekiti6321402
Yobe623518
Taraba2716110
Cross River9531
Kogi5032

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