#CORONAVIRUS
BREAKING: Eight Dead As Nigeria Records 350 New Cases Of COVID-19
Nigeria has recorded 350 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the country.
Also, eight persons were reported dead from the virus. The new deaths have pushed up the number of fatalities from 315 recorded on Wednesday to 323 as of Thursday night.
This was contained in a post made by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on its website this night.
Till date, 11,516 cases have been confirmed, 3535 recoveries and 323 deaths have been recorded in 35 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
The 350 new cases are reported from 20 states.
Here are the breakdown: Lagos (102), Ogun (34), FCT (29), Borno (26), Kaduna (23), Rivers (21), Kwara (16), Ebonyi (17), Katsina (14), Edo (10), Delta (10), Kano (10), Bauchi (10), Bayelsa (9), Imo (8), Plateau (4), Ondo (3), Nasarawa (2), Gombe (1), Oyo (1)
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