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Case summary of COVID-19 in Nigeria on 2nd November 2020

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: November 3, 2020 5:08 am
Olatunbosun Obafemi
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A total of 72 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded on Monday in Nigeria, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 63,036.

According to Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the nation figure stands as; Total Samples Tested: 627,600; Total Confirmed cases: 63,036; Active cases: 2,561; Discharged: 59,328; Death: 1,147.

72 NEW CASES BREAK DOWN:

Lagos-51

FCT-6

Ogun-4

Kaduna-3

Niger-2

Ondo-2

Plateau-2

Katsina-1

Oyo-1

Confirmed Cases by State

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

Lagos    21,338   646        20,474   218

FCT        6,124     695        5,348     81

Plateau                3,652     95           3,524     33

Oyo        3,452     333        3,076     43

Rivers    2,831     94           2,678     59

Edo        2,666     26           2,531     109

Kaduna 2,658     50           2,565     43

Ogun     2,051     99           1,922     30

Delta     1,814     28           1,737     49

Kano      1,747     9             1,684     54

Ondo     1,669     47           1,585     37

Enugu    1,314     24           1,269     21

Kwara    1,069     24           1,019     26

Ebonyi   1,049     8             1,011     30

Katsina 953        1             928        24

Gombe 937        75           837        25

Osun      929        7             902        20

Abia       898        18           872        8

Borno    745        4             705        36

Bauchi   713        3             696        14

Imo        617        22           583        12

Benue    493        22           460        11

Nasarawa            482        144        325        13

Bayelsa                413        11           381        21

Ekiti       335        9             320        6

Jigawa   325        6             308        11

Akwa Ibom          295        0             287        8

Anambra              277        10           248        19

Niger     276        5             259        12

Adamawa            257        0             238        19

Sokoto 165        1             147        17

Taraba 146        33           107        6

Kebbi     93           1             84           8

Cross River          87           4             74           9

Yobe      82           6             68           8

Zamfara               79           1             73           5

Kogi       5             0             3             2

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