COVID-19: With 58 New infections, Nigeria Records Lowest cases in Several Months

Nigeria has recorded 58 new cases of COVID-19 in eight states and the federal capital territory (FCT) on Sunday making it the lowest single day infection since April.










This brings to 59,345 the number of confirmed cases in Nigeria.


Announcing this yesterday, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) said;
 Plateau recorded 18 new cases;
Lagos, 15;
Katsina, 10;
Ogun, five;
Kaduna, four;
Edo, three; Ekiti,
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and Ondo recorded one each.










It said: “Nigeria has so far recorded 59,345 confirmed cases of COVID-19. 50,768 patients have been discharged, while 1,113 persons have died.”


The last time the daily count dropped lower than 90 cases was in April — at the time, Nigeria had confirmed less than 2,000 infections in total.


In May, the total increased to over 10,000, with the country moving from 1,932 cases as of April 30, to 10,162 COVID-19 infections by May 31.










By June 30, the total had crossed 25,000, while July 31 saw the country hit 43,151 confirmed coronavirus infections.


One month later, the country added over 10,000 new cases, increasing the total to 54,008 as of August 31, but in September, the daily count started to drop, bringing it to 58,848 positive samples by the end of the month.

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