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Breaking: Confirmed Covid-19 cases nearing 300, Lagos figure rises

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With 14 new coronavirus cases confirmed Thursday, Nigeria now has 288 people infected with the viral disease that has reached a pandemic level.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control announced the latest figure on its Twitter handle on Thursday.

“14 new cases of #COVID-19 have been reported in Nigeria: 13 in Lagos State and one in Delta State.

“As of 09:30 pm on the 9th of April, there are 288 confirmed cases of #COVID-19 reported in Nigeria. 51 have been discharged with seven deaths.”

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