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COVID-19: NCDC Confirms New 356 Coronavirus Cases (Affected States)

Philips Sunday by Philips Sunday
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COVID-19: NCDC Confirms New 356 Coronavirus Cases (Affected States)

COVID-19 has taken a new turn in Nigeria with NCDC confirming new 356 coronavirus cases.

NewsOne Nigeria reports that the Nigeria Center for Disease Control (NCDC) on Monday evening, 21st December 2020, confirmed 356 new cases of coronavirus disease infection in Nigeria.

The new cases of COVID-19 infection were confirmed via a statement on the official Twitter handle of the health agency.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases NCDC recorded in Nigeria December 21

356 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

FCT-79
Lagos-59
Kaduna-56
Katsina-37
Nasarawa-30
Kano-25
Edo-18
Gombe-14
Kebbi-12
Akwa Ibom-7
Rivers-7
Sokoto-7
Abia-3
Ogun-1
Cross River -1

78,790 confirmed
68,483 discharged
1,227 deaths.

356 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

FCT-79
Lagos-59
Kaduna-56
Katsina-37
Nasarawa-30
Kano-25
Edo-18
Gombe-14
Kebbi-12
Akwa Ibom-7
Rivers-7
Sokoto-7
Abia-3
Ogun-1
Cross River -1

78,790 confirmed
68,483 discharged
1,227 deaths pic.twitter.com/GckLF4BDph

— NCDC (@NCDCgov) December 21, 2020

Confirmed Coronavirus Cases by State

States Affected No. of Cases (Lab Confirmed) No. of Cases (on admission) No. Discharged No. of Deaths
Lagos 26,767 2,434 24,096 237
FCT 9,706 2,896 6,717 93
Kaduna 4,560 600 3,911 49
Plateau 4,262 270 3,958 34
Oyo 3,788 368 3,374 46
Rivers 3,286 227 2,999 60
Edo 2,786 65 2,608 113
Ogun 2,383 167 2,182 34
Kano 2,057 222 1,778 57
Delta 1,843 57 1,737 49
Ondo 1,793 62 1,690 41
Katsina 1,442 251 1,167 24
Enugu 1,376 34 1,321 21
Kwara 1,296 171 1,094 31
Gombe 1,178 195 952 31
Ebonyi 1,091 24 1,037 30
Abia 983 16 957 10
Osun 979 16 940 23
Bauchi 897 108 775 14
Borno 778 37 705 36
Imo 734 61 661 12
Nasarawa 630 292 325 13
Benue 515 44 460 11
Bayelsa 497 55 421 21
Ekiti 405 19 380 6
Akwa Ibom 402 50 343 9
Jigawa 386 57 318 11
Niger 381 69 300 12
Adamawa 355 96 238 21
Anambra 299 6 274 19
Sokoto 235 46 172 17
Taraba 203 19 177 7
Yobe 164 33 123 8
Kebbi 155 12 135 8
Cross River 94 0 82 12
Zamfara 79 1 73 5
Kogi 5 0 3 2
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