Nigeria Records 37 New COVID-19 Cases
37 New COVID-19 Cases, 37 Discharged And 0 Deaths On April 26.

37 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
Lagos-26
Ogun-4
Kaduna-2
Rivers-2
Kwara-2
Edo-1
37 New COVID-19 Cases, 37 Discharged And 0 Deaths On April 26.

37 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
Lagos-26
Ogun-4
Kaduna-2
Rivers-2
Kwara-2
Edo-1
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