New cases of Coronavirus recorded in Nigeria are 131



131 new cases of Coronavirus were recorded in Nigeria on Thursday September 17 as confirmed by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). 

 

A breakdown of the new cases across states in the country is as follows; Lagos-45, Kaduna-17, Plateau-1, FCT-16, Delta-6, Niger-6, Kwara-5, Oyo-3, Akwa Ibom-2, Cross River-2, Ekiti-2, Enugu-2, Osun-2, Sokoto-2, Bauchi-1, Ebonyi-1, Katsina-1, Rivers-1. 

 

There are now 56,735 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in the country and 1, 093 deaths has been recorded. 48,092 patients who recovered from the disease have also been discharged. 

 

131 new cases of Coronavirus recorded in Nigeria

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