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COVID-19 now in 32 States and the FCT as 4 States record index cases

Admin April 27, 2020

Four States have recorded index cases of coronavirus, according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC,raising the number of states that have confirmed at least one case of COVID-19 in the country to 33.

The NCDC announced this in a series of tweets early Monday morning

The newly affected States are Taraba in the North-East, Kebbi in the North-West, Ebonyi in the South-East, and Bayelsa in the South-South.

The index cases are part of the 91 new infections announced by the Centre in its latest update.

With total samples tested at > 10918, the NCDC noted that Taraba recorded six COVID-19 infections while Kebbi,

Ebonyi, and Bayelsa recorded one each.

Other states where new cases were reported include Lagos – 43, Kaduna – five, Gombe – five; the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) – three.

The rest are Bauchi – three, Ondo – three, Oyo – three, Edo – three, Rivers – three, Osun – two, Sokoto – eight, and Akwa Ibom – one.

This brings the figure of total confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country to 1,273, with the death toll also rising to 40 while 239 people have been discharged.

The NCDC also revealed that Osun – two, Oyo – one, Rivers – one, and Katsina – one recorded new deaths

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