THE INTENSIFIED REPORT

Nigeria reported 221 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, according to the NCDC. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 56,956 cases of the virus , 48,305 recoveries and 1,094 deaths. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-59 Abia-46 FCT-22 Gombe-20 Plateau-17 Rivers-11 Bauchi-7 Benue-6 Ekiti-6 Imo-6 Kaduna-4 Kwara-4 Ondo-4 Ogun-3 Osun-3 Bayelsa-1 Edo-1 Kano-1

Indonesia recorded 3,891 new cases of coronavirus on Friday September 18, the health ministry has announced. Indonesia has now recorded a total of 236,519 cases of the novel coronavirus, 170,774 recoveries and 9,336 fatalities.

Nigeria reported 131 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, the NCDC announced. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 56,735  cases of the novel coronavirus, 48,092 recoveries, and 1,093 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-45 Kaduna-17 Plateau-17 FCT-16 Delta-6 Niger-6 Kwara-5 Oyo-3 Akwa Ibom-2 Cross River-2 Ekiti-2 Enugu-2 Osun-2 Sokoto-2 Bauchi-1 Ebonyi-1 Katsina-1 Rivers-1

Nigeria saw its COVID-19 cases rise by 587 on Wednesday June 17. The NCDC announced that 587 new cases of the virus were recorded across different states in the country, with Lagos recording the highest number. Nigeria now has a total of 17,735 cases, with 5,967 discharged, while 469 fatalities have been recorded. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-155 Edo-75 FCT-67 Rivers-65 Oyo-56 Delta-50 Bayelsa-25 Plateau-18 Kaduna-18 Enugu-17 Borno-12 Ogun-12 Ondo-7 Kwara-4 Kano-2 Gombe-2 Sokoto-1 Kebbi-1

Nigeria on Sunday June 14, recorded 403 new cases of coronavirus according to the Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC. The new  cases now means that the country has now recorded 16,085 cases of the virus, with 5,220 discharged and 420 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Gombe-73 Lagos-68 Kano-46 Edo-36 FCT-35 Nasarawa-31 Kaduna-17 Oyo-16 Abia-15 Delta-13 Borno-13 Plateau-8 Niger-7 Rivers-7 Enugu-6 Ogun-6 Kebbi-3 Ondo-1 Anambra-1 Imo-1

Nigeria on Saturday June 13, reported 501 new cases of coronavirus. The new cases were confirmed and announced by the Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC, via a tweet. Nigeria has a recorded a total of 15,682 , with 5,101 discharged and 407 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-195 FCT-50 Kano-42 Kaduna-27 Edo-26 Oyo-22 Imo-21 Gombe-17 Benue-12 Enugu-12 Delta-11 Anambra-11 Ebonyi-10 Nasarawa-9 Ogun-9 Bauchi-8 Kebbi-4 Akwa Ibom-3 Jigawa-3 Katsina-3 Yobe-2 Borno-2 Kwara-1 Ondo-1

Nigeria on Thursday June 11, recorded 681 new cases of coronavirus, according to the Nigeria Center for Disease Control. The new cases were reported across different states in the country and we're announced by the NCDC via their Official Twitter account. The new cases now means that Nigeria has recorded over 14,000 cases of the deadly virus, with fatalities nearing 400. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; 681 new cases of #COVID19; Lagos-345 Rivers-51 Ogun-48 Gombe-47 Oyo-36 Imo-31 Delta-28 Kano-23 Bauchi-18 Edo-12 Katsina-12 Kaduna-9 Anambra-7 Jigawa-5 Kebbi-4 Ondo-4 Nasarawa-1 Total number of cases stands at 14,554 , with 4,494 discharged and 387 deaths.

The Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC, has announced that the country recorded 409 new cases of coronavirus on Wednesday June 10. The NCDC in a tweet confirmed that the new cases were recorded across different states in the country. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 13,873 cases of the virus, with 4,351 discharged and 382 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows; Lagos-201 FCT- 85 Delta- 22 Edo- 16 Nasarawa- 14 Borno- 14 Kaduna- 14 Bauchi-10 Rivers-9 Enugu- 5 Kano- 5 Ogun- 4 Ondo- 4 Bayelsa- 2 Kebbi- 2 Plateau- 2

Brazil has reported 32,091 new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday June 9. The South American country has now seen over 30,000 new cases in a 24-hour period for the fourth time  since the outbreak began. Brazil has now reported a total of 739,503 infections with 38,406 fatalities, according to it's Health Ministry.

Nigeria recorded 663 new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday June 9, the NCDC disclosed. In a tweet, The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, confirmed and announced that 663 new cases of the novel coronavirus has been recorded across different states in the country, with Lagos recording the highest daily infection. The new cases mean that Nigeria has now recorded a total of 13,464 cases of the deadly bug, with 4,206 discharged and 365 fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows: Lagos-170 Ogun-108  Bauchi-69 Ebonyi-49 Edo-33 Rivers-30 FCT-26 Jigawa-26 Delta-20 Anambra-17 Gombe-16 Kano-16 Imo-15 Abia-14 Borno-11 Oyo-11 Plateau-8 Kebbi-6 Kaduna-6 Ondo-4 Niger-2 Katsina-2 Osun-1 Ekiti-1 Kwara-1 Nasarawa-1 

Nigeria recorded 260 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday June 7. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, confirmed and announced that 260 new cases of the deadly virus was recorded across different states in the country. The Country has now recorded a total of 12,486 , with 3,959 discharged and 354 deaths. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows, Abia-67 FCT-40 Lagos-38 Ogun-19 Gombe-16 Edo-14 Imo-9 Kwara-8 Katsina-8 Nasarawa-8 Borno-8 Kaduna-6 Bauchi-5 Ekiti-4 Niger-2 Ondo-2 Plateau-2 Kano-2 Sokoto-2

Nigeria have now recorded over 12,000 cases of the novel coronavirus. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, announced that the country recorded 389 new cases of the virus on Saturday June 6. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 12,233 cases of the virus, the third most in the continent, 3,826 cases have been discharged, while 342 fatalities have been recorded. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-66 FCT-50 Delta-32 Oyo-31 Borno-26 Rivers-24 Edo-23 Ebonyi-23 Anambra-17 Gombe-17 Nasarawa-14 Imo-12 Kano-12 Sokoto-12 Jigawa-8 Ogun-7 Bauchi-5 Kebbi-2 Kaduna-2 Katsina-2 Ondo-2 Abia-1 Niger-1

Nigeria recorded 328 new cases of coronavirus across different states in the country on Friday June 5, 2020. The new cases were confirmed and announced by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, via their official Twitter account. The new cases  means that Nigeria has now recorded a total of 11,844 cases of the virus, with 3,696 discharged and 333 Fatalities. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-121 FCT-70 Bauchi-25 Rivers-18 Oyo-16 Kaduna-15 Gombe-14 Edo-13 Ogun-13 Jigawa-8 Enugu-6 Kano-5 Osun-2 Ondo-2

Nigeria recorded 350 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday June 4, 2020. The NCDC confirmed and announced that the country recorded 350 new cases of COVID-19 across different states of the federation. Nigeria now has a total of 11,516 cases of the deadly bug, with 3,535 discharged, and 323 deaths recorded. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-102 Ogun-34 FCT-29 Borno-26 Kaduna-23 Rivers-21 Ebonyi-17 Kwara -16 Katsina-14 Edo-10 Delta-10 Kano-10 Bauchi-10 Bayelsa-9 Imo-8 Plateau-4 Ondo-3 Nasarawa-2 Gombe-1 Oyo-1

Nigeria on Wednesday June 3, reported 348 new cases of COVID-19, according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control. The number of COVID-19 cases in the country continued it's daily rise and has now reached over 11,000. The NCDC confirmed that the total number of cases in the country stands at 11,166 , with a reported 3,329 cases discharged, as well as 315 deaths. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-163 FCT-76 Ebonyi-23 Rivers-21 Delta-8 Nasarawa-8 Niger-8 Enugu-6 Bauchi-5 Edo-5 Ekiti-5 Ondo-5 Gombe-5 Benue-4 Ogun-2 Osun-1 Plateau-1 Kogi-1 Anambra-1

Number of COVID-19 cases in Indonesia continued to increase with the announcement of 684 new cases of the deadly bug. Spokesperson for the handling of the virus in the country, Achmad Yurianto, made this known during the daily briefing at the BNPB office Jakarta on Wednesday June 6. Total number of cases in the country now stands at 28,233, with 8,406 discharged and and 1,698 deaths recorded.

The nation registered 28,936 additional cases of the novel coronavirus, the ministry said, and 1,262 deaths. There are now 555,383 total confirmed coronavirus cases in Brazil and 31,199 coronavirus deaths. The fresh record comes as some Brazilian leaders, including right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro, continue to belittle the virus, warning that the economic fallout from quarantine measures will be worse than the virus itself. “We lament all deaths, but it’s everyone’s destiny,” Bolsonaro said in front of the presidential residence in Brasilia earlier on Tuesday. Even in states and cities where leaders had previously instituted lockdown orders, authorities have been rapidly loosening restrictions in recent days, despite the number of daily new cases conti

Nigeria recorded 241 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday June 2. The new cases were confirmed by the Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC. Total cases of COVID-19 in the country now stands at 10,819 , with 3,239 , discharged and 314 deaths recorded according to the NCDC. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-142 Oyo-15 FCT-13 Kano-12 Edo-11 Delta-10 Kaduna -9 Rivers-9 Borno-8 Jigawa-4 Gombe-3 Plateau-3 Osun-1 Bauchi-1

China registered 5 new coronavirus cases on June 1, down from 16 a day earlier, the National Health Comission said on Tuesday. All of the new cases were so-called imported infections from travelers overseas. The mainland also reported 10 new asymptomatic cases - those who are infected but do not show symptoms - compared with 16 a day earlier. The total number of confirmed cases now stands at 83,022, while the death toll remained unchanged at 4,634. 

The Nigeria Center for Disease Control,  NCDC, has announced that 416 new cases of COVID-19 have been across different states of the federation on Monday, June 1. Nigeria has now recorded a total of 10,578 cases of COVID-19, with 3,122 discharged and a reported 299 deaths. State by State breakdown of the new cases are as follows. Lagos-192 Edo-41 Rivers-33 Kaduna-30 Kwara-23 Nasarawa-18 Borno-17 FCT-14 Oyo-10 Katsina-7 Abia-5 Delta-5 Adamawa-4 Kano-4 Imo-3 Ondo-3 Benue-2 Bauchi-2 Ogun-2 Niger-1 Nigerians are advised to continue to adhere to safety precautions stipulated by the NCDC and WHO, so as to reduce the spread of the deadly bug.