According to the statistics reeled out by the Nigeria Center for Disease Control NCDC, the Federal Capital Territory Abuja had the highest cases of 102, Lagos-100, Plateau-52, Kwara-50, Abia-47, Kaduna-35, Benue-34, Oyo-26, Ebonyi-24, Kano-16, Niger-15, Anambra-14, Gombe-12, Edo-11, Rivers-6, Nasarawa-5, Delta-5, Borno-3, Enugu- 2, Bauchi-2, and Kebbi- 1.
Nigeria now has a total of 37, 225 confirmed cases of the viral disease.
15,333 patients have been discharged while 801 deaths have been recorded.
See a breakdown of the cases in different states below
