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Coronavirus: Nigeria records highest single day cases of 381, as Lagos records 187 cases

byTayo Aderinola
08/05/2020
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Coronavirus: Nigeria records highest single day cases of 381, as Lagos records 187 cases
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Nigeria has recorded its highest coronavirus cases of 381 in a single day, taking its total to 3,526.

Lagos recorded its highest daily figure of 183 cases.

Kano registered 55 new infections and Jigawa 44.

In the figures released by the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, on Thursday, Zamfara and Bauchi recorded 19 new cases each, while Katsina has 11 new infections.

Borno state nine new cases; Kwara eight; Kaduna seven; Gombe, six, Ogun five and Sokoto four.

Oyo and Rivers have three new cases each, Niger two.

Akwa Ibom, Enugu and Plateau recorded one case each.

According to NCDC, on its twitter handle, Nigeria has so far discharged 601 Coronavirus patients, while 107 people have died.

Breakdown of the 381 new cases of ;

183-Lagos
55-Kano
44-Jigawa
19-Zamfara
19-Bauchi
11-Katsina
9-Borno
8-Kwara
7-Kaduna
6-Gombe
5-Ogun
4-Sokoto
3-Oyo
3-Rivers
2-Niger
1-Akwa Ibom
1-Enugu
1-Plateau

3526 cases of in Nigeria
Discharged: 601
Deaths: 107

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