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W0W: Nigeria breaks COVID-19 record in daily cases | READ DETAILS

chuks oti

Jan 05, 2021

Nigeria posted a new level of daily COVID-19 cases on Monday, with a record-setting 1,204 cases.

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Nigeria's previous record was the 1,145 cases registered on 18 December, 2020.

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Till date, 91351 cases have been confirmed, 75699 cases have been discharged and 958,911 tests conducted.

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The new cases also saw Lagos, breaking its daily grim chart with 654 cases. The cumulative total for Lagos is 31,975.

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Lagos previous record was 642 cases, set on 1 January.

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According to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control the 1,204 cases came from 21 states and the Federal Capital of Abuja.

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Seven deaths were also recorded, with new death toll now 1,318.

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Three of the deaths occurred in Lagos, two in Sokoto, while Kebbi and Abia recorded one fatality each.

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Nigerian officials have warned citizens to observe all the necessary precautions as the second wave of COVID-19 goes on the rage.

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Here is a breakdown of the cases on Monday:

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Lagos-654
FCT-200
Plateau-60
Kaduna-54
Kano-40
Rivers-30
Edo-28
Nasarawa-25
Kebbi-19
Bauchi-18
Oyo-13
Akwa Ibom-12
Bayelsa-11
Ogun-11
Delta-9
Abia-8
Benue-5
Imo-3
Borno-2
Sokoto-1
Osun-1
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