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Two Hundred and Twenty (220) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria today. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The new cases reported are as follows:62 – Lagos52 – FCT31 – Kaduna13 – Sokoto10 – Kebbi9 – Yobe6 – Borno5 – Edo5 – Bauchi4 – Gombe4 – Enugu4 – Oyo3 – Zamfara2 – Nasarawa2 – Osun2 – Ebonyi2 – Kwara2 – Kano2 – Plateau Currently, there are 2388 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 85 deaths. However, 385 people have so far recovered and been discharged. Please…

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Two Hundred and Thirty-Eight (238) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria today. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The new cases reported are as follows:92 – Kano36 – FCT30 – Lagos16 – Gombe10 – Bauchi8 – Delta6 – Oyo5 – Zamfara5 – Sokoto4 – Ondo4 – Nasarawa3 – Kwara3 – Edo3 – Ekiti3 – Borno3 – Yobe2 – Adamawa1 – Niger1 – Imo1 – Ebonyi1 – Rivers1 – Enugu Currently, there are 2170 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 68 deaths. However, 351 people have so…

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Two Hundred and Four (204) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria today. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The new cases reported are as follows:80 – Kano45 – Lagos12 – Gombe9 – Bauchi9 – Sokoto7 – Borno7 – Edo6 – Rivers6 – Ogun4 – FCT4 – Akwa Ibom4 – Bayelsa3 – Kaduna2 – Oyo2 – Delta2 – Nasarawa1 – Ondo1 – Kebbi Currently, there are 1932 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 58 deaths. However, 319 people have so far recovered and been discharged. Please lets…

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One Hundred and Ninety Five (195) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria today. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The new cases reported are as follows:87-Lagos24-Kano18-Gombe17-Kaduna16-FCT10-Katsina8-Sokoto7-Edo6-Borno1-Yobe1-Ebonyi1-Adamawa Currently, there are 1728 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 51 deaths. However, 307 people have so far recovered and been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC Toll-free – 080097000010.

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One Hundred and Ninety Five (195) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria today. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The new cases reported are as follows:80-Lagos38-Kano15-Ogun15-Bauchi11-Borno10-Gombe9-Sokoto5-Edo5-Jigawa2-Zamfara1-Rivers1-Enugu1-Delta1-FCT1-Nasarawa Currently, there are 1532 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 44 deaths. However, 255 people have so far recovered and been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC Toll-free – 080097000010.

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Sixty-Four (64) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria today. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The new cases reported are as follows:34-Lagos15-FCT11-Borno2-Taraba2-Gombe Currently, there are 1337 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 40 deaths. However, 255 people have so far recovered and been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC Toll-free – 080097000010.

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President Muhammadu Buhari has addressed Nigerians today on the ongoing lockdown in some states of Nigeria due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Read the press release below to know the new directives from the Federal Government. BEING THE ADDRESS BY H.E. MUHAMMADU BUHARI, PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ON THE CUMULATIVE LOCKDOWN ORDER OF LAGOS AND OGUN STATES AS WELL AS THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY (ABUJA) ON COVID-19 PANDEMIC AT THE STATE HOUSE, ABUJA ON MONDAY, 27th APRIL, 2020 1. Fellow Nigerians 2. I will start by commending you all for the resilience and patriotism that…

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Ninety-One (91) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria today. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The new cases reported are as follows: Lagos – 43Sokoto – 8Taraba – 6Kaduna – 5Gombe – 5Ondo – 3Abuje (FCT) – 3Edo – 3Oyo – 3Rivers – 3Bauchi – 3Osun – 2Akwa Ibom – 1Bayelsa – 1Ebonyi – 1Kebbi – 1 Currently, there are 1273 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 40 deaths. However, 239 people have so far recovered and been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe.…

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Lagos State Government (LASG) says it is committed to the promotion and advocacy of environmental health since environmental, human and animal health is inextricably linked as the negative changes to the environment will ultimately harm human and animals. The State Commissioner for Agriculture, Prince Gbolahan Lawal disclosed this over the weekend at the launch of the Decontamination Exercise of Livestock/Live Bird Markets, Abattoirs and other Animal Related Areas in the State in commemoration of this year’s World Veterinary Day celebration with the theme, Environmental Protection for Improving Animal and Human Health at the semi-mechanized abattoir in Ikorodu. Lawal who was…

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The death toll due to COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak has reached 202,660. There are currently 2,909,630 confirmed cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic across the world as at today. From the total cases confirmed across the affected countries; United States (USA), Spain, Italy, France, Germany, United Kingdom (UK), Turkey, Iran, China, and Russia top the list of countries with most reported and confirmed cases. See the high-level statistics of the outbreak, including top 10 country cases by total confirmed cases, new daily cases, total deaths and new daily deaths. COVID-19 Coronavirus Outbreak Statistics: Coronavirus Cases: 2,909,630Deaths: 202,660Recovered: 832,224Active Cases: 1,874,746 currently infected…

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