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

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: September 3, 2020 5:04 am
Olatunbosun Obafemi
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A total of 216 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded on Wednesday in Nigeria, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 54,247.

According to Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the nation figure stands as; Total Samples Tested: 411,077; Total Confirmed cases: 54,463; Active cases: 10,997; Discharged: 42,439; Death: 1,027.

216 NEW CASES BREAK DOWN:

Plateau-59

Rivers-27

Abia-22

Lagos-20

Oyo-18

Enugu-17

Kaduna-11

FCT-11

Ogun-10

Ebonyi-4

Osun-4

Ekiti-4

Delta-3

Edo-3

Akwa Ibom-2

Bauchi-1

Confirmed Cases by State

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

Lagos    18,177   2,744     15,231   202

FCT        5,213     3,590     1,563     60

Oyo        3,136     1,145     1,954     37

Plateau                2,708     1,119     1,559     30

Edo        2,590     144        2,346     100

Rivers    2,168     108        2,003     57

Kaduna 2,163     108        2,043     12

Delta     1,752     109        1,595     48

Kano      1,727     92           1,581     54

Ogun     1,669     108        1,535     26

Ondo     1,543     131        1,380     32

Enugu    1,179     70           1,088     21

Ebonyi   1,005     37           941        27

Kwara    966        157        784        25

Abia       798        78           712        8

Katsina 796        315        457        24

Osun      788        30           741        17

Borno    741        34           671        36

Gombe 723        64           636        23

Bauchi   669        22           633        14

Imo        529        313        205        11

Benue    460        160        291        9

Nasarawa            434        124        298        12

Bayelsa                391        12           358        21

Jigawa   322        3             308        11

Akwa Ibom          280        34           238        8

Ekiti       278        54           219        5

Niger     243        15           216        12

Adamawa            228        33           180        15

Anambra              216        30           168        18

Sokoto 159        1             142        16

Kebbi     93           3             82           8

Taraba 87           9             73           5

Cross River          82           1             73           8

Zamfara               78           0             73           5

Yobe      67           0             59           8

Kogi       5             0             3             2

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