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Nigeria records 667 new coronavirus cases

Twelve deaths were recorded from the virus on Friday bringing the total number of confirmed deaths from the virus to 487.

According to the NCDC, the 667 new cases are reported from 23 states- Lagos – 281, Abia – 48, Oyo – 45, FCT – 38, Ogun – 37, Enugu – 31, Ondo – 23, , Plateau – 21, Edo – 19, Delta – 18, Rivers – 18, Bayelsa – 17, Akwa Ibom – 17, Kaduna – 14, Kano – 12, Bauchi – 9Gombe – 4, Osun – 3, Benue – 3, Nasarawa – 3, Kwara – 3, Ekiti – 2, and Borno – 1

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