The cases and deaths due to COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic or outbreak are increasing daily as shown in the high-level statistics shown below, including top 5 country cases by total confirmed cases and total deaths by country. Coronavirus Cases: 111,101,964 Deaths: 2,459,141 Recovered: 85,994,954 Active Cases: 22,616,124 currently infected patients in mild or critical conditions. Closed Cases: 88,485,840 cases that have concluded and either led to recovery or deaths. Top 5 by total cases: 1. United States (USA): 28,580,442 2. India: 10,976,388 3. Brazil: 10,030,626 4. Russia: 4,139,031 5. United Kingdom (UK): 4,095,269 Top 5 cases by total deaths: 1. United…
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Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 149,458 Active Cases: 21,949 Discharged Cases: 125,722 Death: 1,787 Samples Tested: 1,441,013 869 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 229 Rivers: 79 Taraba: 73 Oyo: 66 Ogun: 60 FCT Abuja: 58 Plateau: 56 Kwara: 38 Ondo: 38 Osun: 24 Kano: 22 Nasarawa: 21 Abia: 19 Edo: 19 Akwa Ibom: 19 Cross River: 10 Delta: 9 Benue: 8 Ekiti: 6 Borno: 6 Katsina: 4 Bauchi: 3 Bayelsa: 1 Zamfara: 1 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 148,296 Active Cases: 22,036 Discharged Cases: 124,483 Death: 1,777 Samples Tested: 1,441,013 1368 new cases reported across the states listed below: Anambra: 344 Oyo: 172 FCT Abuja: 148 Benue: 107 Rivers: 95 Ogun: 59 Ondo: 56 Ebonyi: 53 Kaduna: 52 Plateau: 46 Kwara: 36 Enugu: 30 Akwa Ibom: 26 Osun: 22 Edo: 20 Abia: 17 Kano: 16 Borno: 15 Cross River: 10 Delta: 8 Gombe: 8 Imo: 7 Ekiti: 5 Sokoto: 4 Jigawa: 3 Bayelsa: 3 Nasarawa: 3 Zamfara:…
Lagos State Government confirms it would vaccinate no fewer than 1.5 million dogs in the next two weeks during its current free anti-rabies vaccination campaign in the state to prevent unwanted deaths. The State Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms. Abisola Olusanya stated this today at the flag-off of the vaccination campaign held at the palace of Oba Ayangburen of Ikorodu in the Ikorodu area of the State. She noted that as the pioneering State in the campaign exercise in the country, the vaccination exercise would take place for the next three years as it is imperative that vaccination campaign is held…
Lagos State Government (LASG) says it has employed additional twenty-five veterinary doctors in the State in furtherance of the reforms embarked upon in the red meat value chain. The State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu who disclosed this over the weekend at the commissioning of a new semi-mechanized abattoir in Bariga, Lagos explained that this gesture would boost the required personnel to drive the reforms of the red meat value chain in the State. “We have also just given the Ministry of Agriculture the necessary approval to employ additional 25 additional veterinary doctors in the State so that we can have all…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 146,928 Active Cases: 22,158 Discharged Cases: 123,009 Death: 1,761 Samples Tested: 1,441,013 574 new cases reported across the states listed below: Kwara: 98 Lagos: 81 Edo: 59 Ondo: 44 FCT Abuja: 41 Kano: 34 Ogun: 33 Kaduna: 29 Osun: 28 Enugu: 23 Rivers: 18 Delta: 16 Akwa Ibom: 15 Bauchi: 12 Imo: 10 Borno: 8 Niger: 8 Kebbi: 7 Nasarawa: 5 Gombe: 3 Ekiti: 2 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail the spread…
Lagos State Government (LASG) says participants of its Lagos Agripreneurship Programme (LAP) would henceforth be exposed to a three-month internship with an existing farm or facility to enable participants gets a first-hand experience of the agricultural process. The State Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms Abisola Olusanya disclosed this today when she paid a courtesy call on the Batch IV of the Lagos Agripreneurship Training Programme at the Lagos Agricultural Training Institute, Araga, Epe. Olusanya explained that the three-month internship would further help the budding agripreneurs to get a better grip of all they would have been taught during the one-month training…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 145,664 Active Cases: 23,518 Discharged Cases: 120,399 Death: 1,747 Samples Tested: 1,398,630 1143 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 319 FCT Abuja: 157 Kwara: 90 Oyo: 74 Enugu: 72 Nasarawa: 69 Imo: 58 Osun: 51 Gombe: 49 Kaduna: 31 Edo: 23 Katsina: 23 Kebbi: 23 Ogun: 22 Kano: 19 Rivers: 19 Ebonyi: 18 Plateau: 14 Delta: 7 Ekiti: 5 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail the spread of the virus.…
The cases and deaths due to COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic or outbreak are increasing daily as shown in the high-level statistics shown below, including top 5 country cases by total confirmed cases and total deaths by country. Coronavirus Cases: 109,037,573 Deaths: 2,402,421 Recovered: 81,022,352 Active Cases: 25,462,520 currently infected patients in mild or critical conditions. Closed Cases: 83,575,053 cases that have concluded and either led to recovery or deaths. Top 5 by total cases: 1. United States (USA): 28,173,347 2. India: 10,904,738 3. Brazil: 9,809,754 4. Russia: 4,057,698 5. United Kingdom (UK): 4,027,106 Top 5 cases by total deaths: 1. United…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 144,521 Active Cases: 23,921 Discharged Cases: 118,866 Death: 1,734 Samples Tested: 1,398,630 1005 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 204 Kwara: 155 Oyo: 124 Plateau: 80 FCT Abuja: 75 Edo: 56 Osun: 48 Ondo: 41 Kaduna: 40 Rivers: 40 Taraba: 35 Borno: 32 Ekiti: 21 Ogun: 20 Kano: 14 Bayelsa: 8 Delta: 7 Bauchi: 3 Jigawa: 2 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail the spread of the virus. If you…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 143,516 Active Cases: 23,794 Discharged Cases: 118,012 Death: 1,710 Samples Tested: 1,398,630 938 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 236 FCT Abuja: 123 Plateau: 92 Benue: 63 Katsina: 53 Oyo: 50 Osun: 45 Kaduna: 43 Edo: 33 Ogun: 31 Ebonyi: 31 Akwa Ibom: 30 Kano: 26 Gombe: 18 Bauchi: 16 Delta: 12 Imo: 11 Cross River: 10 Rivers: 10 Niger: 5 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail the spread of…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 142,578 Active Cases: 23,929 Discharged Cases: 116,947 Death: 1,702 Samples Tested: 1,398,630 1131 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 297 FCT Abuja: 194 Kaduna: 83 Kano: 59 Oyo: 58 Taraba: 53 Imo: 52 Osun: 47 Plateau: 45 Edo: 43 Akwa Ibom: 42 Rivers: 42 Ogun: 29 Kwara: 24 Benue: 21 Nasarawa: 16 Ekiti: 7 Bauchi: 6 Delta: 6 Bayelsa: 4 Sokoto: 2 Gombe: 1 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 140,391 Active Cases: 24,083 Discharged Cases: 114,635 Death: 1,673 Samples Tested: 1,398,630 1056 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 214 Osun: 120 FCT Abuja: 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 Jigawa: 1 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 139,748 Active Cases: 24,556 Discharged Cases: 113,525 Death: 1,667 Samples Tested: 1,302,410 508 new cases reported across the states listed below: Ondo: 90 Kwara: 89 Rivers: 53 Borno: 45 Gombe: 32 FCT Abuja: 28 Imo: 26 Ogun: 25 Lagos: 22 Kaduna: 14 Kano: 14 Edo: 13 Osun: 11 Cross River: 10 Yobe: 9 Ekiti: 7 Kebbi: 6 Nasarawa: 6 Oyo: 5 Jigawa: 1 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail the spread of the…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 139,242 Active Cases: 25,038 Discharged Cases: 112,557 Death: 1,647 Samples Tested: 1,302,410 1588 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 535 Anambra: 218 Oyo: 155 FCT: 150 Kano: 124 Gombe: 60 Kaduna: 49 Ebonyi: 48 Plateau 46 Akwa Ibom: 39 Niger: 37 Edo: 33 Katsina: 23 Rivers: 18 Taraba: 15 Nasarawa: 14 Ogun: 11 Delta: 9 Ekiti: 2 Jigawa: 2 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail the spread of the virus.…
The cases and deaths due to COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic or outbreak are increasing daily as shown in the high-level statistics shown below, including top 5 country cases by total confirmed cases and total deaths by country. Coronavirus Cases: 105,864,263 Deaths: 2,306,802 Recovered: 77,456,338 Active Cases: 25,956,184 currently infected patients in mild or critical conditions. Closed Cases: 79,908,079 cases that have concluded and either led to recovery or deaths. Top 5 by total cases: 1. United States (USA): 27,385,493 2. India: 10,815,222 3. Brazil: 9,447,165 4. Russia: 3,934,606 5. United Kingdom (UK): 3,911,573 Top 5 cases by total deaths: 1. United…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 137,654 Active Cases: 24,374 Discharged Cases: 111,639 Death: 1,641 Samples Tested: 1,302,410 1624 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 535 Plateau: 183 Osun: 98 Akwa Ibom: 85 FCT Abuja: 83 Ondo: 77 Nasarawa: 72 Edo: 69 Oyo: 63 Rivers: 52 Taraba: 48 Ogun: 44 Borno: 31 Kwara: 31 Ekiti: 30 Benue: 25 Kano: 21 Niger: 21 Kaduna: 18 Abia: 15 Delta: 10 Bayelsa: 7 Zamfara: 6 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 136,030 Active Cases: 23,949 Discharged Cases: 110,449 Death: 1,632 Samples Tested: 1,302,410 1340 new cases reported across the states listed below: FCT Abuja: 320 Lagos: 275 Rivers: 117 Oyo: 100 Akwa Ibom: 57 Ogun: 51 Ebonyi: 48 Benue: 44 Adamawa: 42 Imo: 38 Kwara: 35 Gombe: 32 Kaduna: 31 Edo: 29 Osun: 29 Kano: 24 Ekiti: 15 Katsina: 14 Delta: 13 Nasarawa: 13 Jigawa: 10 Sokoto: 3 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 134,690 Active Cases: 24,415 Discharged Cases: 108,657 Death: 1,618 Samples Tested: 1,302,410 1138 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 377 FCT Abuja: 172 Plateau: 86 Kano: 84 Edo: 60 Osun: 47 Nasarawa: 41 Imo: 40 Rivers: 36 Niger: 32 Oyo: 32 Borno: 29 Kaduna: 27 Delta: 18 Kwara: 17 Cross River: 9 Ekiti: 8 Bauchi: 7 Ogun: 7 Sokoto: 6 Bayelsa: 3 Please, let’s keep well and stay safe wherever may be to curtail the spread…
Nigeria COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic case statistics as reported by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) are highlighted below: Confirmed Cases: 133,552 Active Cases: 24,388 Discharged Cases: 107,551 Death: 1,613 Samples Tested: 1,302,410 1634 new cases reported across the states listed below: Lagos: 440 Anambra: 160 FCT Abuja: 158 Rivers: 134 Abia: 103 Oyo: 90 Enugu: 81 Osun: 73 Gombe: 54 Kwara: 50 Ogun: 32 Plateau: 32 Akwa Ibom: 31 Ondo: 24 Borno: 23 Delta: 23 Ebonyi: 21 Taraba: 21 Bayelsa: 16 Kaduna: 15 Nasarawa: 13 Jigawa: 12 Bauchi: 11 Kano: 11 Zamfara: 4 Sokoto: 2 Please, let’s keep well…