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Case summary of COVID-19 in Nigeria on 30th January 2021

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: January 31, 2021 4:24 am
Olatunbosun Obafemi
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A total of 1,883 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded on Saturday in Nigeria, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 130,557.

According to Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the nation figure stands as; Total Samples Tested: 1,270,523; Total Confirmed cases: 130,557; Active cases: 25,2673; Discharged: 103,712; Death: 1,578.

1,883 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-1040

FCT-298

Anambra-86

Rivers-54

Taraba-45

Ogun-42

Oyo-40

Akwa Ibom-38

Sokoto-30

Ebonyi-30

Imo-28

Kaduna-28

Osun-27

Kano-21

Benue-19

Edo-17

Gombe-15

Ekiti-9

Delta-8

Jigawa-3

Kwara-2

Bayelsa-2

Plateau-1

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

Lagos    48,919   8,576     40,032   311

FCT        16,863   5,759     10,978   126

Plateau                7,892     671        7,168     53

Kaduna 7,603     531        7,015     57

Oyo        5,404     1,194     4,127     83

Rivers    5,260     736        4,445     79

Edo        3,779     603        3,037     139

Ogun     3,356     533        2,780     43

Kano      2,952     343        2,532     77

Delta     2,323     534        1,737     52

Ondo     2,288     237        2,000     51

Kwara    1,936     346        1,549     41

Katsina 1,838     110        1,701     27

Nasarawa            1,764     1,426     325        13

Enugu    1,738     296        1,421     21

Gombe 1,606     121        1,443     42

Osun      1,516     348        1,136     32

Ebonyi   1,423     182        1,211     30

Abia       1,220     114        1,094     12

Bauchi   1,142     8             1,117     17

Imo        1,116     263        835        18

Borno    946        136        774        36

Anambra              893        540        334        19

Benue    848        284        544        20

Akwa Ibom          845        295        540        10

Sokoto 748        55           667        26

Niger     688        257        417        14

Bayelsa                669        69           576        24

Adamawa            631        363        240        28

Ekiti       568        96           464        8

Jigawa   460        59           390        11

Taraba 412        83           314        15

Kebbi     267        51           203        13

Yobe      241        34           199        8

Zamfara               203        10           185        8

Cross River          195        4             179        12

Kogi       5             0             3             2

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