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BREAKING: Nigeria Records 675 New Cases Of COVID-19, Total Now 20,919

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6 months ago

June 22, 2020

ABN TV EDITOR

Nigeria has recorded 675 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 20,919.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) made this known via its Twitter handle on Monday.

“On the 22nd of June 2020, 675 new confirmed cases and 7 deaths were recorded in Nigeria. No new state has reported a case in the last 24 hours.

“Till date, 20919 cases have been confirmed, 7109 cases have been discharged and 525 deaths have been recorded in 35 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

“The 675 new cases are reported from 21 states; Lagos-288, Oyo-76, Rivers-56, Delta-31, Ebonyi-30, Gombe-28, Ondo-20, Kaduna-20, Kwara-20, Ogun-17, FCT-16, Edo-13, Abia-10, Nasarawa-9, Imo-9, Bayelsa-8, Borno-8, Katsina-8, Sokoto-3, Bauchi-3, Plateau-2,” the NCDC said.

See the breakdown of cases by state below;

Confirmed Cases by State

States Affected	No. of Cases (Lab Confirmed)	No. of Cases (on admission)	No. Discharged	No. of Deaths
Lagos	8,864	7,290	1,448	126
FCT	1,583	1,063	490	30
Kano	1,190	421	718	51
Oyo	988	688	291	9
Rivers	930	490	409	31
Edo	797	524	242	31
Ogun	663	281	366	16
Kaduna	600	282	308	10
Delta	532	382	130	20
Gombe	479	215	250	14
Borno	476	78	367	31
Bauchi	467	132	324	11
Katsina	434	173	239	22
Jigawa	317	120	191	6
Ebonyi	264	41	222	1
Plateau	253	116	131	6
Imo	243	219	21	3
Abia	232	136	93	3
Kwara	200	72	122	6
Nasarawa	193	93	94	6
Bayelsa	177	137	29	11
Ondo	154	81	56	17
Enugu	144	110	29	5
Sokoto	138	8	116	14
Zamfara	76	0	71	5
Kebbi	67	21	40	6
Anambra	66	6	51	9
Niger	66	26	37	3
Akwa Ibom	65	20	43	2
Osun	60	9	46	5
Yobe	56	3	45	8
Adamawa	45	3	37	5
Benue	44	29	15	0
Ekiti	35	5	28	2
Taraba	18	8	10	0
Kogi	3	3	0	0

675 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-288
Oyo-76
Rivers-56
Delta-31
Ebonyi-30
Gombe-28
Ondo-20
Kaduna-20
Kwara-20
Ogun-17
FCT-16
Edo-13
Abia-10
Nasarawa-9
Imo-9
Bayelsa-8
Borno-8
Katsina-8
Sokoto-3
Bauchi-3
Plateau-2

20,919 confirmed
7,109 discharged
525 deaths pic.twitter.com/7nAWZGBiYY

— NCDC (@NCDCgov) June 22, 2020