COVID-19 NIGERIA - UPDATE - Wednesday 29th July, 2020

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Confirmed Cases by State

States AffectedNo. of Cases (Lab Confirmed)No. of Cases (on admission)No. DischargedNo. of Deaths
Lagos14,84812,5272,129192
FCT3,5602,4421,07741
Oyo2,6681,4541,18727
Edo2,2125491,58479
Rivers1,6912661,37352
Kano1,5662471,26653
Delta1,4831841,25742
Kaduna1,3903101,06812
Ogun1,3262351,06823
Ondo1,10853854822
Plateau1,01652846919
Ebonyi77615659624
Enugu76932642518
Kwara74952221116
Katsina74226245723
Borno6121656135
Gombe6076352123
Abia5451144265
Bauchi539851813
Osun50026922011
Imo4663401179
Benue346282586
Bayelsa3274226421
Jigawa322330811
Nasarawa310792238
Niger2247913312
Akwa Ibom221931217
Sokoto153013716
Adamawa14046859
Anambra132457512
Ekiti12467552
Kebbi904797
Zamfara771715
Yobe664548
Taraba5443110
Cross River402893
Kogi5032

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