Per Second NewsApril 25, 2020744
COVID-19 confirmed cases in Nigeria have galloped to 1,095 on Friday with
fresh 114 cases nationwide.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) confirmed this late on Friday in
Abuja.
Of the new cases, 80 are recorded in Lagos, raising the total number of cases
confirmed in the state to 657.
Gombe has 21 new cases and five in the FCT.
Edo and Zamfara States have two cases each while Ogun, Oyo, Kaduna and
Sokoto have one case each.
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