The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control disclosed this on its website on Wednesday morning.The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the 159 additional cases reported on Tuesday indicate a decrease from the 711 cases posted previously in the country.
The centre said the FCT and Lagos recorded the highest numbers of new infections with both reporting 28 cases each, followed by Nasarawa – 25, Plateau – 24, Kwara – 22, Delta – eight, Kano – eight, Rivers – seven, Edo – two, Bauchi – two, Bayelsa – two, Kaduna – one, Sokoto – one and Taraba – one. The agency said that the 159 new COVID-19 infections brought the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country to 211,330.
It, however, added that 202,803 COVID-19 patients have recovered and have been discharged in the country.
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