COVID-19 Update For September 23 2020 In Nigeria

11 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
Lagos-31
Gombe-18
Kaduna-18
FCT-15
Rivers-14
Imo-3
Kwara-3
Oyo-3
Bayelsa-2
Ogun-2
Edo-1
Osun-1


Highlights
On the 23rd of September 2020, 111 new confirmed cases
and 2 deaths were recorded in Nigeria
Till date, 57724 cases have been confirmed, 48985 cases
have been discharged and 1102 deaths have been recorded
in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory
The 111 new cases are reported from 12 states- Lagos
(31), Gombe (18), Kaduna (18), FCT (15), Rivers (14), Imo
(3), Kwara (3), Oyo (3), Bayelsa (2), Ogun (2), Edo (1), Osun
(1)
A multi-sectoral national emergency operations centre
(EOC), activated at Level 3, continues to coordinate the
national response activities

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