Nigeria’s COVID-19 cases exceed 7,000
Nine people were confirmed dead from the virus on Thursday.
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Nine people were confirmed dead from the virus on Thursday.
Nigeria records 284 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday.
Only one person was confirmed dead on Tuesday.
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Nine people also died from the virus on Monday , according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC).
Nigeria has so far tested 33,970 persons since the beginning of the pandemic.
Nigeria on Saturday recorded 176 new cases.
A total of 193 new cases were recorded on Thursday.
The total tally of infected people in the country rose to 4,971 from 4,787 reported on Tuesday evening.
The country recorded additional six deaths, NCDC reported.
The tally of confirmed cases of COVID-19 rose to over 4,500.
The number of cases reported Sunday was higher than the 239 reported on Saturday.
The country records 239 new cases on Saturday.
The total tally of infected people in Nigeria rose to 3,912.
The total tally of infected people in the country rose to 3,526 from 3,145.
A total of 195 new cases were reported in 13 states on Wednesday.
Lagos, Kano and Zamfara lead in the latest figures.
Nigeria recorded 245 cases of coronavirus on Monday.
There was a drop in the number of infections reported Sunday evening to 170
It is yet the highest daily figure of the deadly virus the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has announced.
Kano recorded the highest number of coronavirus cases recorded on Thursday.
The 196 cases on Wednesday brings the total number of coronavirus cases in the country to 1,728.
The NCDC announces 195 new cases, with Lagos and Kano leading.
The NCDC says the decision followed the successive decline in cases below the emergency threshold.
It is the second day the number of confirmed cases in the country would fall.
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