Top News

COVID-19: Nigeria records 1,056 new infections, 21 deaths

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has recorded 1,056 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 141,447.

The NCDC disclosed this on its official Twitter handle on Tuesday.

Nigeria also recorded 21 COVID-19 deaths, raising the total fatality in the country to 1,694.

“On the 9th of February 2021, 1056 new confirmed cases and 21 deaths were recorded in Nigeria.

“Till date, 141447 cases have been confirmed, 115755 cases have been discharged and 1694 deaths have been recorded in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

“The 1056 new cases are reported from 22 states- Lagos (214), Osun (120), FCT (116), Plateau (88), Ebonyi (75), Kwara (73), Gombe (70), Ondo (57), Rivers (47), Akwa Ibom (38), Edo (25), Oyo (23), Kano (22), Delta (19) Katsina (18), Borno (16), Nasarawa (13), Ekiti (8), Ogun (8), Bauchi (4), Benue(1) and Jigawa (1),” the NCDC said.

See the breakdown of cases by state below;

Confirmed Cases by State

States Affected No. of Cases (Lab Confirmed) No. of Cases (on admission) No. Discharged No. of Deaths
Lagos 51,985 5,162 46,471 352
FCT 17,974 6,266 11,580 128
Plateau 8,430 311 8,063 56
Kaduna 7,859 225 7,577 57
Oyo 6,016 1,764 4,161 91
Rivers 5,861 613 5,162 86
Edo 4,085 752 3,185 148
Ogun 3,586 361 3,179 46
Kano 3,355 363 2,897 95
Ondo 2,563 428 2,080 55
Delta 2,433 637 1,744 52
Kwara 2,258 606 1,609 43
Nasarawa 2,005 1,619 373 13
Osun 1,925 483 1,401 41
Katsina 1,919 21 1,871 27
Gombe 1,872 174 1,656 42
Enugu 1,829 297 1,511 21
Ebonyi 1,615 248 1,337 30
Abia 1,338 113 1,212 13
Anambra 1,271 918 334 19
Imo 1,220 202 999 19
Akwa Ibom 1,181 582 585 14
Bauchi 1,170 -25 1,178 17
Borno 1,106 219 850 37
Benue 938 369 548 21
Niger 862 431 417 14
Sokoto 761 20 715 26
Adamawa 725 435 262 28
Bayelsa 706 38 643 25
Ekiti 649 141 499 9
Taraba 496 102 379 15
Jigawa 486 66 409 11
Kebbi 276 6 257 13
Yobe 250 29 213 8
Cross River 222 10 200 12
Zamfara 215 12 195 8
Kogi 5 0 3 2

YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THESE HEADLINES FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNE

More Nigerians Continue To Test Positive, Die Of COVID-19 Complications ― Analysis

More Nigerians have continued to test positive for COVID-19 and more deaths have been recorded from its complications, Tribune Online analysis shows.

However, Nigeria recorded fewer COVID-19 infections and deaths when compared to the previous week. It also recorded increased recoveries during the same period…

FG Owes Varsity Workers Over N150bn Earned Allowances

The Federal Government is owing the university workers, under the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Union of Universities and Associated Institutions (NASU), over N150 billion earned allowances…COVID-19: Nigeria records 1056 new infections, 21 deaths

COVID-19: Nigeria records 1056 new infections, 21 deaths

Adeoye Faith

Recent Posts

NHIA begins checks on HMOs over ‘one hour’ patient waiting time directive

To measure and ensure compliance with the directive in the FCT, an NHIA Assessment/ Enforcement…

9 minutes ago

Gov Inuwa mourns retired High Court Judge, Justice Idi Apollos

"Justice Paul Apollos was not only an accomplished legal mind but also a close friend…

17 minutes ago

Sokoto: BUA Cement, host communities sign development agreement

“This document represents our promise to carry along the interests of our people and to…

29 minutes ago

Osun communal clashes: Islamic scholar urges warring communities to embrace peace

He specifically charged the traditional rulers of the three towns to give peace a chance…

36 minutes ago

Ogun govt flags off special agro industrial processing zones

"Ogun State is promoting Cassava, Rice, Cocoa, Oil Palm and Timber while nine Local Government…

49 minutes ago

Women, girls represent 79% persons displaced by Boko Haram in North-East – RESILAC

“CARE is committed to promoting women’s economic empowerment and ensuring protection systems are in place…

57 minutes ago

Welcome

Install

This website uses cookies.