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Case summary of COVID-19 in Nigeria on 28th July 2020

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: July 29, 2020 4:43 am
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A total of 624 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded on Tuesday in Nigeria, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 41,804.

According to Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the nation figure stands as; Total Samples Tested: 267,842; Total Confirmed cases: 41,804; Active cases: 22,172; Discharged: 18,764; Death: 868.

624 NEW CASES BREAK DOWN:

Lagos-212

Oyo-69

Niger-49

Kano-37

Osun-37

FCT-35

Plateau-34

Gombe-33

Edo-28

Enugu-28

Ebonyi-17

Delta-10

Katsina-9

Ogun-8

Rivers-7

Ondo-5

Kaduna-4

Nasarawa-2

Confirmed Cases by State

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

Lagos    14,848   12,527   2,129     192

FCT        3,560     2,442     1,077     41

Oyo        2,668     1,454     1,187     27

Edo        2,212     549        1,584     79

Rivers    1,691     266        1,373     52

Kano      1,566     247        1,266     53

Delta     1,483     184        1,257     42

Kaduna 1,390     310        1,068     12

Ogun     1,326     235        1,068     23

Ondo     1,108     538        548        22

Plateau                1,016     528        469        19

Ebonyi   776        156        596        24

Enugu    769        326        425        18

Kwara    749        522        211        16

Katsina 742        262        457        23

Borno    612        16           561        35

Gombe 607        63           521        23

Abia       545        114        426        5

Bauchi   539        8             518        13

Osun      500        269        220        11

Imo        466        340        117        9

Benue    346        282        58           6

Bayelsa                327        42           264        21

Jigawa   322        3             308        11

Nasarawa            310        79           223        8

Niger     224        79           133        12

Akwa Ibom          221        93           121        7

Sokoto 153        0             137        16

Adamawa            140        46           85           9

Anambra              132        45           75           12

Ekiti       124        67           55           2

Kebbi     90           4             79           7

Zamfara               77           1             71           5

Yobe      66           4             54           8

Taraba 54           43           11           0

Cross River          40           28           9             3

Kogi       5             0             3             2

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