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31st July 30 BC  Battle of Alexandria:  Mark Antony  achieves minor victory over  Octavian , but most of his army subsequently deserts, leading to Octavian's invasion of Egypt 432  St Sixtus III begins his reign as Catholic Pope 768  [Philip] begins and ends his reign as Catholic Pope 781  The oldest recorded eruption of Mt. Fuji (Traditional Japanese date: July 6, 781) 1291  Egyptian Mamelukken occupies Akko, crusaders driven out of Palestine 1423  Hundred Years' War: Battle of Cravant - the French army is defeated by the English on the banks of the river Yonne in Burgundy 1556  Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order of Roman Catholic missionaries and educators, dies in Rome. 1589  of France  was stabbed this day in 1589 by Jacques Clément, a Jacobin  friar, and died the next day after acknowledging his  Bourbon  ally, Henry of Navarre (Henry IV ), a Huguenot , as his successor. 1620  Pilgrim Fathers depart Leiden, Netherlands for England on their way to America 1912

The creation of an African American colony was supported by slave holders and abolitionists, but founded by a few dozen black families. Members of the Liberian Senate, mostly comprising freed African American slaves, 1893 The year 2020 is unlikely to be marked with particular fanfare in Liberia, but it was 200 years ago, on 31 January 1820, that 88 African American men, women and children boarded a ship in New York Harbor with the intention of creating a colony in Africa where they would be free of prejudice. Officially, these passengers were labourers tasked with creating a settlement for ‘recaptive’ slaves liberated from illegal slave ships, but everyone – from the American Colonization Society (ACS) that chartered the ship, to the American president James Monroe – knew that these were colonists seeking a promised land. The emigration of free people of color, and later former slaves, was funded and organized by the American Colonization Society (ACS). The mortality rate of these sett

Confirmed Cases by State States Affected No. of Cases (Lab Confirmed) No. of Cases (on admission) No. Discharged No. of Deaths Lagos 15,043 12,706 2,145 192 FCT 3,710 2,550 1,118 42 Oyo 2,713 1,427 1,259 27 Edo 2,285 506 1,698 81 Rivers 1,782 307 1,423 52 Kano 1,591 264 1,274 53 Delta 1,501 99 1,359 43 Kaduna 1,403 266 1,125 12 Ogun 1,385 287 1,075 23 Plateau 1,124 636 469 19 Ondo 1,123 551 548 24 Enugu 801 358 425 18 Ebonyi 785 165 596 24 Kwara 753 521 213 19 Katsina 742 262 457 23 Borno 613 9 569 35 Gombe 607 60 524 23 Abia 545 114 426 5 Bauchi 541 10 518 13 Osun 523 280 231 12 Imo 468 340 119 9 Benue 346 282 58 6 Bayelsa 328 30 277 21 Jigawa 322 3 308 11 Nasarawa 312 81 223 8 Niger 223 78 133 12 Akwa Ibom 221 93 121 7 Sokoto 154 1 137 16 Adamawa 140 46 85 9 Anambra 135 48 75 12 Ekiti 132 75 55 2 Kebbi 90 4 79 7 Zamfara 77 1 71 5 Yobe 67 5 54 8 Taraba 54 43 11 0 Cross River 45 33 9 3 Kogi 5 0 3 2