The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has confirmed 566 new cases of COVID-19 in the country. The 566 new cases brought the nation’s confirmed COVID-19 infection cases to 25,133.
The agency made this known via its verified Twitter handle @NCDCgov on Monday. According to the agency, 166 new cases of the virus were reported in Lagos State, 66 in Oyo State, 53 in Delta State, 43 in Ebonyi State, 34 in Plateau State, 32 in 0ndo State, 26 in the FCT, 25 in Ogun State, 24 in Edo State, 15 in Imo State.
Others are: 13 in Bayelsa State, 12 in Benue State, 11 in Gombe State, 11 in Kano State, eight in Osun State, seven in Nasarawa State, five in Borno State, two in Katsina State, and two in Anambra State.
So far, as of 29th June, there were 25,133 confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported in Nigeria; 9,402 discharged, with 573 deaths.
Source: Guardian
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