In 14 Nigerian states and the Federal Capital Territory, 100 coronavirus cases were reported on Thursday.
According to the latest figures released by the Nigeria Centre for Sickness Control (NCDC) on Friday morning, the country’s sickness infection toll has risen to 253,505 cases, with 3,136 deaths.
The NCDC further stated that a total of 229,893 persons had been successfully treated and discharged, including 158 community discharges in the FCT and 16 in Imo State.
According to NCDC data, a total of 20,593 persons are still infected with the virus as of February 2, 2022.
According to the report, Lagos State, the disease’s epicenter, topped the list with 22 cases, followed by Yobe State with 18 cases.
The Federal Capital Territory had 15 incidents, followed by the states of Ogun and Osun, which each had seven, and Sokoto and Oyo, which each had six.
Five and four instances were recorded in Imo and Kwara states, respectively, while three cases were reported in Bauchi and Edo states.
According to the data, four states each reported a single case: Delta, Jigawa, Kano, and Nasarawa, while Ekiti, Ondo, and Rivers recorded no cases.
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