Coronavirus
Again, Nigeria records new cases of COVID-19

Nigeria recorded new cases of raging COVID-19 pandemic, and the total number of the disease reads 38,344 with Lagos detecting highest cases as usual, among all states.
Onyxnews Nigeria reports that the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) broke the news that 543 new cases of the ravaging disease has been detected in Nigeria. Total number of the virus now 38,344 with 15,815 discharged cases and 813 deaths.
This reliable online news platform understands that the NCDC confirmed 543 new cases of COVID-19 via the micro-blogging site, Twitter on Thursday night, July 22nd 2020.
NCDC recorded that 543 COVID-19 cases confirmed on Thursday night, 180 were tested positive in Lagos, FCT-86 Kaduna-56 Edo-47 Ondo-37 Kwara-35 Ogun-19 Rivers-19 Kano-17 Ebonyi-16 Enugu-16 Delta-7 Bayelsa-4 Bauchi-3 Abia-1.
NCDC tweeted: “543 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria; Lagos-180 FCT-86 Kaduna-56 Edo-47 Ondo-37 Kwara-35 Ogun-19 Rivers-19 Kano-17 Ebonyi-16 Enugu-16 Delta-7 Bayelsa-4 Bauchi-3 Abia-1 38, adding that, 38,344 confirmed, 15,815 discharged and 813 deaths.”
543 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
Lagos-180
FCT-86
Kaduna-56
Edo-47
Ondo-37
Kwara-35
Ogun-19
Rivers-19
Kano-17
Ebonyi-16
Enugu-16
Delta-7
Bayelsa-4
Bauchi-3
Abia-138,344 confirmed
15,815 discharged
813 deaths pic.twitter.com/8J6bMJy6jN— NCDC (@NCDCgov) July 22, 2020
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