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Nigeria records 1,430 new COVID-19 infections, toll now 122,996

Adeoye Faith
January 25, 2021
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The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has recorded 1,430 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 122,996.

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

“On the 25th of January 2021, 1430 new confirmed cases and 3 deaths were recorded in Nigeria.

“Till date, 122996 cases have been confirmed, 98359 cases have been discharged and 1507 deaths have been recorded in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

“The 1430 new cases are reported from 19 states- Lagos (744), Plateau (100), Oyo (77), FCT (75), Nasarawa (74), Katsina (48), Edo (42), Kano (41), Enugu (37), Rivers (34), Ogun (33), Kwara (32), Niger (28), Ebonyi (27), Kaduna (26), Borno (12), Yobe (10), Ekiti (5), and Gombe (1).

“Our discharges today include 435 community recoveries in Lagos State and 184 community recoveries in Kaduna State managed in line with guidelines,” 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 45,684 8,426 36,966 292
FCT 15,845 4,771 10,953 121
Plateau 7,622 917 6,652 53
Kaduna 7,367 735 6,576 56
Oyo 5,073 897 4,104 72
Rivers 4,910 747 4,084 79
Edo 3,610 527 2,948 135
Ogun 3,239 552 2,648 39
Kano 2,837 345 2,419 73
Delta 2,223 434 1,737 52
Ondo 2,188 142 2,000 46
Kwara 1,825 269 1,518 38
Katsina 1,778 50 1,701 27
Enugu 1,681 239 1,421 21
Gombe 1,568 155 1,371 42
Nasarawa 1,554 1,216 325 13
Osun 1,436 333 1,076 27
Ebonyi 1,357 134 1,193 30
Abia 1,203 116 1,075 12
Bauchi 1,120 40 1,063 17
Imo 989 182 790 17
Borno 892 82 774 36
Akwa Ibom 783 302 471 10
Anambra 720 366 334 20
Benue 717 164 535 18
Sokoto 689 29 634 26
Niger 669 238 417 14
Bayelsa 655 81 550 24
Adamawa 608 344 238 26
Ekiti 518 76 434 8
Jigawa 445 46 388 11
Taraba 324 79 233 12
Kebbi 267 51 203 13
Yobe 221 14 199 8
Cross River 189 11 166 12
Zamfara 185 20 160 5
Kogi 5 0 3 2

1,430 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-744
Plateau-100
Oyo-77
FCT-75
Nasarawa-74
Katsina-48
Edo-42
Kano-41
Enugu-37
Rivers-34
Ogun-33
Kwara-32
Niger-28
Ebonyi-27
Kaduna-26
Borno-12
Yobe-10
Ekiti-5
Gombe-1

112,996 confirmed
98,359 discharged
1,507 deaths pic.twitter.com/uPLDaNXA0C

— NCDC (@NCDCgov) January 25, 2021

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