Nigeria has recorded new Coronavirus cases the NCDC announcing 663 new cases of COVID-19.
TruetellsNigeria reports that the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) confirmed 663 new Coronavirus cases in a tweet on the micro-blogging site, Twitter on Tuesday evening, June 9.
This burgeoning online news platform understands that the NCDC noted that of the 663 COVID-19 cases recorded on Tuesday evening, 170 were detected in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial city, 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, northern Nigeria.
The NCDC tweeted: “663 new cases of #COVID19; 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,” the tweet added.
663 new cases of #COVID19;
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
Meanwhile the development means that Nigeria’s total confirmed cases of coronavirus have risen tothirteen thousand, four hundred and sixty-four (13464) with four thousand, two hundred and six (4206) people discharged and three hundred and sixty-five (365) deaths recorded so far.
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