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Case summary of COVID-19 in Nigeria on 23rd January 2021

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: January 24, 2021 4:09 am
Olatunbosun Obafemi
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A total of 1,633 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded on Saturday in Nigeria, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 120,602.

According to Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the nation figure stands as; Total Samples Tested: 1,241,230; Total Confirmed cases: 120,602; Active cases: 23,933; Discharged: 95,174; Death: 1,495.

1,633 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-498

Plateau-214

FCT-176

Rivers-99

Kaduna-98

Edo-87

Anambra-86

Akwa Ibom-50

Osun-47

Kano-40

Oyo-40

Kwara-39

Ebonyi-28

Niger-28

Taraba-28

Ogun-27

Ondo-21

Ekiti-12

Katsina-7

Borno-6

Delta-2

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

Lagos    44,580   9,265     35,030   285

FCT        15,682   4,631     10,932   119

Plateau                7,465     820        6,592     53

Kaduna 7,274     1,039     6,179     56

Oyo        4,996     823        4,101     72

Rivers    4,844     870        3,896     78

Edo        3,548     495        2,920     133

Ogun     3,133     488        2,606     39

Kano      2,770     343        2,354     73

Delta     2,223     434        1,737     52

Ondo     2,188     142        2,000     46

Kwara    1,793     331        1,424     38

Katsina 1,730     33           1,670     27

Enugu    1,644     248        1,375     21

Gombe 1,567     188        1,337     42

Nasarawa            1,490     1,152     325        13

Osun      1,395     302        1,066     27

Ebonyi   1,330     228        1,072     30

Abia       1,162     81           1,069     12

Bauchi   1,120     40           1,063     17

Imo        917        124        776        17

Borno    880        70           774        36

Akwa Ibom          775        301        464        10

Anambra              720        366        334        20

Benue    694        163        513        18

Sokoto 689        87           576        26

Bayelsa                655        81           550        24

Niger     617        186        417        14

Adamawa            608        344        238        26

Ekiti       507        65           434        8

Jigawa   441        42           388        11

Taraba 324        79           233        12

Kebbi     267        51           203        13

Yobe      211        6             197        8

Cross River          179        1             166        12

Zamfara               179        14           160        5

Kogi       5             0             3             2

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