Nigeria Records Highest Single Day Infection Of COVID-19

Nigeria has recorded 2,123 new COVID-19 infections on Tuesday, its highest ever daily infection since the outbreak of the virus in February 2020.

Prime Business Africa gathered that Wednesday’s figure was 755 higher than the 1,368 infections recorded on Tuesday.

It was followed by the FCT with 197 cases and Edo with 155 infections. Rivers recorded 81 cases; Delta (44), Plateau (33), Kwara (30), Kano State (16), Enugu State (12), Gombe State (2) and Bauchi State (1).

The NCDC stated that with Wednesday’s figure, number of active COVID-19 cases in Nigeria stood at 12,547. This shows an increase of 3,039 when compared with the 9,508 active cases previously.

The Centre stated also that four new COVID-19 deaths were recorded on Tuesday taking the death toll to 2,989, from 2,985.

Wednesday’s figure took Nigeria’s infection level to 227,378. There had been 211,761 recoveries and 2,989 COVID-19 fatalities. The NCDC stated that Nigeria had conducted 3,751,696 sample tests since the outbreak.

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