Coronavirus
BREAKING: Nigeria’s Coronavirus Cases Lose Control
Coronavirus cases have lost control in Nigeria as fresh cases keep aggravating.
One thousand, one hundred and forty five (1,145) fresh cases of the deadly coronavirus have been recorded in Nigeria, OnyxNews Nigeria reports
This online news platform understands that the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control in its record stated 1,145 new cases of coronavirus in the country.
With 1,145 new cases confirmed on Thursday night, 17th December 2020, total number of the deadly virus is currently 76,207 in Nigeria, 67,110 discharged and 1,201 death cases.
Giving the breakdown, the NCDC stated on micro-blogging site, Twitter on Thursday night that: “1,145 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;Lagos-459
FCT-145
Kaduna-138
Plateau-80
Katsina-70
Gombe-52
Niger-31
Kano-23
Bayelsa-21
Bauchi-18
Ondo-18
Rivers-17
Ogun-12
Oyo-12
Edo-8
Nasarawa-8
Ebonyi-7
Osun-6
Ekiti-5
Kebbi-5
Borno-4
Jigawa-3
Akwa Ibom-2
Anambra-1.”
1,145 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
Lagos-459
FCT-145
Kaduna-138
Plateau-80
Katsina-70
Gombe-52
Niger-31
Kano-23
Bayelsa-21
Bauchi-18
Ondo-18
Rivers-17
Ogun-12
Oyo-12
Edo-8
Nasarawa-8
Ebonyi-7
Osun-6
Ekiti-5
Kebbi-5
Borno-4
Jigawa-3
Akwa Ibom-2
Anambra-1 pic.twitter.com/CdHK9C8wGZ— NCDC (@NCDCgov) December 17, 2020
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