Coronavirus: Nigeria records 39 new infections, as confirmed cases rise to 57,613

 


On September 22, 2020, 176 new confirmed cases were recorded in Nigeria; bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 57,613 and deaths 1,100.

According to Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, 484,051 samples were tested so far; while 48,836 Coronavirus patients have been successfully treated and discharged, as active cases now 7,677.

The 176 new cases were reported from 14 states- Lagos (73), Plateau (50), FCT (17), Rivers (8), Ondo (6), Niger (5), Ogun (5), Edo (3), Kaduna (3), Oyo (2), Bauchi (1), Bayelsa (1), Delta (1), Nasarawa (1).

COVID-19 NIGERIA

Wednesday 5:29 am 23 Sep 2020

Samples Tested

484,051

Confirmed Cases

57,613

Active Cases

7,677

Discharged Cases

48,836

Death

1,100

Confirmed Cases by State

States AffectedNo. of Cases (Lab Confirmed)No. of Cases (on admission)No. DischargedNo. of Deaths
Lagos19,0553,60415,246205
FCT5,5835804,92776
Plateau3,3048252,44831
Oyo3,2339352,25939
Edo2,615782,430107
Kaduna2,359772,24834
Rivers2,263472,15759
Delta1,8001011,65049
Ogun1,772231,72128
Kano1,734241,65654
Ondo1,606561,51535
Enugu1,285981,16621
Ebonyi1,03811,00730
Kwara1,0257592525
Abia881268478
Katsina84836745724
Gombe83910471025
Osun8171778317
Borno741270336
Bauchi6921466414
Imo56233321712
Benue4735041310
Nasarawa44911132513
Bayelsa395437021
Jigawa322330811
Ekiti317172946
Akwa Ibom288122688
Niger2591523212
Adamawa2342019816
Anambra2322918419
Sokoto161214217
Taraba9516736
Kebbi931848
Cross River852749
Zamfara780735
Yobe758598
Kogi5032


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