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Nigeria COVID-19 Cases Rise To 2,558 As 170 Fresh Cases Recorded

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Nigeria’s COVID-19 cases has risen to 2,558 as 170 new cases were recorded late on Sunday.

Nigeria COVID-19 Cases Rise To 2,558 As 170 Fresh Cases Recorded
Nigeria COVID-19 Cases Rise To 2,558 As 170 Fresh Cases Recorded

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control announced the new cases via its official Twitter handle.

Lagos recorded the highest number of cases,39, followed by Kano which recorded 29.

24 cases were also recorded in Ogun state with Bauchi and Kaduna recording 18 and 15 cases respectively.

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