Nigeria COVID-19 cases
continues a downward trend as the nation reported below 50 new COVID-19 cases for the second consecutive days this month.
The nation’s health
officials logged few than 30 new COVID-19 infections in 8 states on Monday , up from 20 cases reported Sunday.
Meanwhile, health officials
recorded no new death. The total number of COVID-19-related deaths in the nation
remained 2,968.
The nation has also deemed 38 more
cases of the disease to be resolved as of Monday, bringing Nigeria’s number of
recovered patients up to 205,770.
Nigeria’s known,
active caseload is now 4,437 down from 4,447 it was the previous day .
Today’s report brings the total number of lab-confirmed cases in Nigeria to 213,177, including deaths and recoveries.
Of the new infections
reported Monday, nine cases were found in Abia, seven reported in Bauchi, four cases
each in Kaduna and Kano, two cases each in Cross River and Rivers, and one cases
each in Bayelsa and Jigawa states.
While 2 states, Edo and
Sokoto reported zero cases in the past 24 hours.
According to Nigeria
Centre for Disease Control NCDC, todays report includes 7 cases reported in Bauchi
State are on 14th (1) and 15th (6) November 2021.
Since the beginning of
the outbreak in Nigeria in February, more than 3,440,172 samples have been
tested by NCDC, out of which 213,177were positive.
