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Case summary of COVID-19 in Nigeria on 13th September 2020

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: September 14, 2020 11:37 am
Olatunbosun Obafemi
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A total of 79 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded on Sunday in Nigeria, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 56,256.

According to Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the nation figure stands as; Total Samples Tested: 440,248; Total Confirmed cases: 56,256; Active cases: 11,022; Discharged: 44,152; Death: 1,082.

79 NEW CASES BREAK DOWN:

Lagos-30

Kaduna-17

Ogun-7

Anambra-5

Kano-4

Katsina-3

FCT-3

Akwa Ibom-3

Oyo-2

Rivers-2

Delta-1

Plateau-1

Ondo-1

Confirmed Cases by State

STATES/ CASES (LAB CONFIRMED)/ CASES (ON ADMISSION)/ DISCHARGED/ DEATHS

Lagos     18,611   3,162     15,245   204

FCT         5,447     3,709     1,664     74

Oyo        3,221     1,106     2,076     39

Plateau                 3,098     1,057     2,010     31

Edo        2,610     90           2,420     100

Kaduna                 2,279     85           2,161     33

Rivers    2,207     32           2,116     59

Delta     1,791     113         1,629     49

Ogun     1,739     36           1,675     28

Kano      1,732     52           1,626     54

Ondo     1,584     59           1,490     35

Enugu   1,223     114         1,088     21

Ebonyi  1,034     7              997         30

Kwara   992         173         794         25

Katsina 840         359         457         24

Abia       828         49           771         8

Osun     804         25           762         17

Gombe 746         80           643         23

Borno    741         2              703         36

Bauchi   679         17           648         14

Imo        546         322         212         12

Benue   467         57           401         9

Nasarawa            446         136         298         12

Bayelsa 393         5              367         21

Jigawa   322         3              308         11

Ekiti        300         40           255         5

AkwaIbom          286         27           251         8

Niger     244         16           216         12

Anambra             231         30           182         19

Adamawa            230         35           180         15

Sokoto  159         0              142         17

Taraba  95           16           73           6

Kebbi    93           1              84           8

Cross River          83           2              73           8

Zamfara               78           0              73           5

Yobe      72           5              59           8

Kogi       5              0              3              2

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