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31/07/2020

Barka da Sallah from us at iLab

17/06/2020

Update
June 17th 2020

17 new cases and 5 recoveries

Cases: 168
Deaths: 4
Recovered: 100

‪Visit Kwara COVID-19 Dashboard for more info https://www.ilab.ng/covid19/‬

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12/06/2020

Happy Democracy Day!

10/06/2020

Update
June 9th 2020

1 new death and 18 recoveries

Cases: 143
Deaths: 2
Recovered: 63

‪Visit Kwara COVID-19 Dashboard for more info https://www.ilab.ng/covid19/‬

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08/06/2020

Update
June 8th 2020

8 new cases

Cases: 135
Deaths: 1
Recovered: 45

‪Visit Kwara COVID-19 Dashboard for more info https://www.ilab.ng/covid19/‬

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02/06/2020

Nigeria’s COVID-19 Curve is still getting steeper.

As of the 1st of June 2020, the COVID-19 curve does not seem to be getting flat as the country has once again experienced the highest number of cases in a day on May 30th - 553 cases.

This comes right as the Federal government and several State governments have announced easing of lockdown directives. On the bright side there has been a slight reduction in the nation’s death rate to 2.8%.

02/06/2020

Kwara Records Highest Number of COVID-19 Cases in a day

On the 1st of June 2020 Kwara State recorded the highest number of COVID-19 cases in a day (23) since the beginning of the global pandemic.

This comes just as the state government planned to further relax its lockdown directives so activities could gradually return to normal.

Update
June 1st 2020

23 new cases !!!

Cases: 111
Deaths: 1
Recovered: 37

‪Visit Kwara COVID-19 Dashboard for more info https://www.ilab.ng/covid19/‬

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02/06/2020

Kwara Records Highest Number of COVID-19 Cases in a day

On the 1st of June 2020 Kwara State recorded the highest number of COVID-19 cases in a day since the beginning of the global pandemic.

This comes just as the state government planned to further relax its lockdown directives so activities could gradually return to normal.

30/05/2020

29/05/2020

Update
May 28th 2020

2 new cases, 3 recoveries

Cases: 87
Deaths: 1
Recovered: 37

‪Visit Kwara COVID-19 Dashboard for more info https://www.ilab.ng/covid19/‬

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