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Nigeria Records 148 New Cases Of COVID-19 Bringing Total Number To 2,950

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May 6, 2020
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Nigeria’s Records 148 New Cases Of COVID-19 Bringing Total Number To 2,950
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The total number of Coronavirus cases in Nigeria has risen to 2,950.

This followed the confirmation of 148 new cases on Tuesday night by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC).

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The number of deaths have also risen to nearly 100.

Meanwhile, Lagos reported the highest number of cases with 43 while Kano reported 32 cases.

READ ALSO: Nigeria’s COVID-19 Cases Now 2, 802 As 245 New Cases Are Recorded

Details of the latest figures according to NCDC are as follows:

“148 new cases of #COVID19;
43-Lagos , 23-Kano, 14-Zamfara, 10-FCT, 9-Katsina, 7-Taraba, 6-Borno, 6-Ogun, 5-Oyo, 3-Edo, 3-Kaduna, 3-Bauchi, 2-Adamawa, 2-Gombe, 1-Plateau, 1-Sokoto and 1-Kebbi.

“2950 confirmed cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria
Discharged: 481
Deaths: 98.”

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