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Nigeria records 11,844 coronavirus cases

The number of COVID-19 cases in Lagos continue to rise.

A health worker on the front line of Nigeria's battle to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease [NCDC]

The breakdown of the new cases across states and the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja are as follows:

  1. Lagos-121
  2. FCT-70
  3. Bauchi-25
  4. Rivers-18
  5. Oyo-16
  6. Kaduna-15
  7. Gombe-14
  8. Edo-13
  9. Ogun-13
  10. Jigawa-8
  11. Enugu-6
  12. Kano-5
  13. Osun-2
  14. Ondo-2
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3,696 patients have now recovered from the virus nationwide, while 333 have died.

Lagos has the most cases with 5,663 diagnosed of the virus in the nation's most populous city.

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