COVID-19: NCDC confirms 90new cases, Lagos recorded 33

On the 1st of November 2021, 90 new confirmed cases and 2 death were recorded in Nigeria

On the 1st of November 2021, 90 new confirmed cases and 2 death were recorded in Nigeria

Till date, 212,051 cases have been confirmed, 203,465 cases have been discharged and 2,898 deaths have been recorded in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory

May be an image of text that says 'UD monsblty PREVENT OFCOVID-19 01-11-2021 #TakeResponsibitty #COVID19Nigeria Number STATE Lagos FCT Rivers Kaduna 5 Plateau Oyo Edo Cases 77,841 23,276 12,706 10,027 9,766 8,754 6,591 5,373 4,357 Delta Kwara Osun 15 Enugu 16 Gombe 17 Nasarawa Anambra 4,142 3,952 3,006 2,761 2,582 2,517 2,387 2,226 2,078 2,062 2,019 1,858 1,774 1,703 1,356 1,242 1,242 1,157 1,057 807 645 604 502 Imo Ebonyi 22 Abia 23 Benue 24 Ekiti 25 Bauchi Borno Bayelsa Taraba 29 Adamawa 30 Niger 31 Sokoto 32 Cross River Jigawa Kebbi Zamfara Kogi 302 5 212,051 @NCDCgovf COVID19.NCDC.GOV.NG'

The 90 new cases are reported from 8 States- Lagos (33), FCT (15), Nasarawa (14), Cross River (11), Rivers (11), Kano (3), Bayelsa (2), and Kaduna (1)

A multi-sectoral national emergency operations centre (EOC), activated at Level 2, continues to coordinate the national response activities

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