BREAKING: 813 Nigerians have died from COVID-19, says NCDC

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on Wednesday night announced that the country has recorded 543 new cases of Coronavirus .

The centre, through its twitter handle, further revealed that there are so far 38,344 confirmed cases in Nigeria, with 15,815 patients discharged with 813 deaths recorded.

The centre, through its twitter handle, further revealed that there are so far 38,344 confirmed cases in Nigeria, with 15,815 patients discharged with 813 deaths recorded

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