NCDC announces 307 new COVID-19 cases as Nigeria\u2019s total exceeds 10,000

NCDC announces 307 new COVID-19 cases as Nigeria’s total exceeds 10,000

Nigeria on Sunday recorded three hundred and seven, 307, COVID-19 cases in the country. The Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC, made this known in a post on its official Twitter page.The country has so far recorded 10,162 cases of the deadly disease, while 3007 patients have been discharged.

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