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BREAKING! 🇳🇬 Nigeria confirms 10 new coronavirus cases

March 21, 2020

BREAKING! 🇳🇬 Nigeria confirms 10 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total tested positive to 22. @NCDCgov confirms story by @MobilePunch that 3 of the new cases are from Nigeria’s Federal capital, Abuja and 7 from Lagos.

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