Health
Breaking: 238 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In Nigeria
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), has announced 238 new coronavirus cases in Nigeria.
This brings the total number of cases in the country to 2170.
This figure is slightly higher than the number of new Coronavirus cases recorded yesterday which stood at 208.
The breakdown of the new cases include;
92-Kano
36-FCT
30-Lagos
16-Gombe
10-Bauchi
8-Delta
6-Oyo
5-Zamfara
5-Sokoto
4-Ondo
4-Nasarawa
3-Kwara
3-Edo
3-Ekiti
3-Borno
3-Yobe
2-Adamawa
1-Niger
1-Imo
1-Ebonyi
1-Rivers
1-Enugu
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