Nigeria on Monday recorded 387 new cases of COVID-19 bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 199,538.
21 new deaths were also recorded within the time frame.
The latest figures were disclosed by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) via its official website.
Lagos had the highest number of infections with (114), followed by Rivers (91), and the FCT (32).
Others are Edo (31), Delta (28), Kwara (20), Bayelsa (18), Akwa Ibom (15), Oyo (10), Osun (8), Gombe (5), Plateau (5), Ekiti (4), Ogun (3), Kano (2) and Kaduna (1).
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