
The agency in a tweet Monday night said 64 new cases were reported in five states. These are Lagos, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Borno, Taraba and Gombe.
It is the second day the number of confirmed cases would fall in the country.
Also, additional 16 people recovered from the disease were discharged on Monday.
The figure was released hours after President Muhammadu Buhari addressed the country on the new measures the government intends to adopt in containing the spread of the virus.
A breakdown of the latest update shows that 34 of the new cases were reported in Lagos, 15 in FCT, Borno – 11, while Taraba and Gombe have two apiece.
Lagos remains the epicentre for the outbreak in Nigeria.
NCDC said one case previously reported as a Lagos State case, is now reported as an FCT case. The total number of confirmed cases in Lagos is now at 764 and there are 157 in Abuja, the FCT.
Kano State has not reported any case in the past five days as testing was was discontinued there last week.
– Premium Times

April 28, 2020 





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