Nigeria has recorded 249 new cases of COVID-19 in 14 stated and the federal capital territory (FCT).
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The COVID-19 result was announced by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) in its daily update for Monday, January 17, 2022.
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According to the agency, a breakdown of the infections is as follow; Lagos-59, Adamawa-46, Imo-37, FCT-30, Kwara-14, Rivers-13, Kaduna-10, Taraba-9, Cross River-8, Bauchi-7, Niger-5, Delta-4, Ogun-4, Nasarawa-2 and Kano-1.
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The agency said 577 people recovered from the infection, but seven people died.
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The NCDC said Mondayâs report include 46 cases for Adamawa on January 13, nine infections for Taraba on January 12 and five cases for Niger on January 16.
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The agency said it includes 36 recoveries and one fatality for Taraba on January 12 as well as 214 recoveries for the FCT on January 17, including 213 community recoveries.
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It added that the report include 12 community recoveries for Imo on January 17 and five recoveries for Adamawa on January 13.
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Nigeria has so far registered 251,178 infections, 224,629 recoveries, and 3,110 fatalities across the 36 states and the FCT.
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