#CORONAVIRUS
JUST IN: Nigeria Records 13 New Deaths, 307 Cases As COVID-19 Hits 10,162
Nigeria on Sunday recorded 307 new confirmed cases of coronvirus (COVID-19), a downward spiral from 553 cases a day before.
Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) disclosed this Sunday night on its website, saying 287 deaths were recorded in Nigeria in all.
BIGPEN reports the country recorded 13 new deaths against 12 a day before, a development which brought the deaths toll to 287 against 273 as of Saturday night.
Till date, 10,162 cases have been confirmed, 3007 cases have been discharged and 287 deaths have been recorded in 35 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
The 307 new cases are reported from 15 states – Lagos (188), FCT (44), Ogun (19), Kaduna (14), Oyo (12), Bayelsa (9), Gombe (5), Kano (3), Delta (3), Imo (2), Rivers (2), Niger (2), Bauchi (2), Plateau (1), Kwara (1)
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