COVID-19: Without data from Lagos, Nigeria records three deaths, 267 new cases Saturday

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The disease centre noted that Osun State in the South-west reported the three fatalities, which includes a backlog of two deaths...

has confirmed three deaths on Saturday, and 267 new infections reported across eight states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory .

NCDC noted that Osun State in the South-west reported the three fatalities, which includes a backlog of two deaths for January 3, 2022. While the fatality figures are fluctuating, Nigeria has experienced a significant decrease in the number of infections in the past few days, compared to the yuletide period with over 5,000 cases between December 27, 2021 and January 2.

 

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