Toro
Igabi
Damboa
Konduga
Kukawa
Awe
Mafa
Ganjuwa
Marte
Bauchi
Kaga
Gwoza
Ngaski
Izzi
Dikwa
Obi
ShiraKiru
Lokoja
Gamawa
Guzamala
Jere
Abaji
Southern Ijaw
Dutse
Bayo
Doguwa
Tafawa-Balewa
Sumaila
Wamba
Zuru
Bichi
Ikwo
Birnin Kudu
Gwandu
Obi
Degema
Gaya
Takai
Ogbia
Birnin Kebbi
Akwanga
Dass
Nembe
Surulere
Kunchi
Rano
Tudun Wada
Bende
Sule Tankakar
Ivo
Yenegoa
Dambatta
Garko
KarayeKibiya
Kabo
Funtua
Abakaliki
EbonyiAnambra West
Kudan
Aleiro
Akinyele
Minjibir
Zaria
BunkureAlbasu
Bagwai
Ohaukwu
Langtang North
Badagry
Gwarzo
Tsanyawa
TofaWarawa
Dandume
Gezawa
Batagarawa
Dawakin Tofa
Andoni
Udu
Keffi
Jos North
Ezza SouthEzza North
Umu-Nneochi
Eti Osa
Sabon Gari
Afikpo North
Anambra East
Maiduguri
Aba South
Surulere
Ibadan North
Niger
Borno
Yobe
Taraba
Bauchi
Oyo
Kogi
Kebbi
Kaduna
Kwara
Edo
Benue
Sokoto
Zamfara
AdamawaPlateau
Jigawa
Delta
Katsina
Ogun Ondo
Nasarawa
Gombe
Cross River
FCT
Rivers
Osun
Imo
Ekiti
Bayelsa
Enugu
Kano
Abia
Ebonyi
Akwa Ibom
Lagos
Anambra
Résumé 5 298 cases were reported in 2015 in 100 LGAs (Local Government Area)The States of Kano, Borno and Rivers recorded more than 1000 cases each.
Platform CholeraWest and Central Africa
186 deaths have been reported for 2015
3,5%annual average case fatality rate
Temporal distribution
Geographical distribution (by state)
Cholera - NigeriaGeographical representation of Cholera cumulative cases - Week W1 to W53 (2015)
Nigeria recorded cholera cases throughout the year, with a decline of overall incidence in the last weeks of 2015. The most affected areas are similar to the ones from previous years: States in the surroundings of the Lake Chad and the ones in the South of the Guinean Gulf. Serious reporting discrepancies were observed between states and federal levels, suggesting underreporting in the federal cholera database. Therefore, the allegedly decline in cholera cases at the end of 2015 should be taken with cautious; additional efforts to reinforce surveillance system are mandatory in order to effectively inform strategies to tackle and prevent cholera outbreaks in country.
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Cumulative weekly cases and case fatality ratefrom 1 January to 31 December 2015.# weekly cases
3715222323
538497
131169
197221
263371372
106810821094
DeltaKogiBayelsaFCT/AbujaAbiaLagosKatsinaOyoKebbiBauchiAnambraJigawaKadunaPlateauEbonyiNasarawaBornoRiversKano
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States boundaries LGA (Local Governmental Area)
LGA (Local Governmental Area) affected by Cholera
less than 40 cases 41 to 111 cases
112 to 192 cases
193 to 650 cases
651 to 1074 cases
Date of production: January 21, 2016 Source: Nigeria Federal Ministry of Health
Contact : Cholera project - UNICEF West and Central Africa Regionial Office (WCARO) Feedback : Coordination : Julie Gauthier | [email protected] Information management : Alca Kuvituanga | [email protected] The epidemiological data is certified and shared by national authorities towards the cholera platform members. Geographical names, designations, borders presented do not imply any official recognition nor approval from none of the cholera platform members
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