COVID-19: Nigerians React As Kano Records 92 Coronavirus Cases In One Day

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Posted by Shollay May 1, 2020

The Nigeria Center for Disease Control (NCDC) on Friday evening, confirmed 238 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Nigeria.

Of the total figures recorded, Kano State alone accounted for 92 cases.

The latest update means there are now 2170 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Nigeria. Discharged: 351, Deaths: 68.

238 new cases of #COVID19;

92-Kano
36-FCT
30-Lagos
16-Gombe
10-Bauchi
8-Delta
6-Oyo
5-Zamfara
5-Sokoto
4-Ondo
4-Nasarawa
3-Kwara
3-Edo
3-Ekiti
3-Borno
3-Yobe
2-Adamawa
1-Niger
1-Imo
1-Ebonyi
1-Rivers
1-Enugu

2170 confirmed cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria
Discharged: 351
Deaths: 68 pic.twitter.com/0sWoV3sATV

— NCDC (@NCDCgov) May 1, 2020

This has prompted a lot of reactions from Nigerians with many people calling for the people of the state to comply with the total lockdown imposed on the state by the government.

See some of their reactions:

80 in Kano. 92 in Kano. Lock Kano up and ‘swallow’ the key for 5 weeks. It’s the sensible thing to do.

— Dr. Dípò Awójídé (@OgbeniDipo) May 1, 2020

92 in Kano, Kano is the Leicester city of this season, they’re the underdog

pic.twitter.com/IhCKjui9Nz

— Adétòmíwá

(@tfortomiwa) May 1, 2020

2170 cases confirmed now 92 in kano who knows what’s gonna happen in few weeks God save us

pic.twitter.com/rgViwynExn

— Bigdaddymidee

(@bigdaddymidee) May 1, 2020

80 in Kano. Even if Buhari open up Lagos and Abuja, they should lock up Kano and keep the keys in Aso Rock for now. Because the stories from Kano is really shocking and disappointing. #COVID19

— Dr. Dípò Awójídé (@OgbeniDipo) April 30, 2020

92 in Kano tonight.
But Ganduje said they should open up Kano for Ramadan shopping.

The people’s governor.

— #OurFavOnlineDoc

(@DrOlufunmilayo) May 1, 2020

There are 92 in Kano and no one recovers yet talkless of being discharged, meanwhile the state Governor rejected a Hospital donated by the Former Governor of Kano state to serve as an isolation center, do the Government intends to rescue the victims or play politics with them?

— Fu’ad Muhammad. (@Fouadmuhd) May 1, 2020

92 in Kano.. Kano has started rigging election

pic.twitter.com/Y7RPTvbv7o

— EtinAndres (@EtinAndres) May 1, 2020

92 in Kano
30 in Lagos
But work is starting on Monday

Who did we offend in this country pic.twitter.com/s7p8camob3

— January Boy

(@Jstarzugbede) May 1, 2020

Just Thinking Loud: May be Kano people think this is an election?

Today: 92 in Kano, 36 in FCT, 30 in Lagos, 16 in Gombe, 10 in Bauchi.
Cumulative: 1006 in Lagos, 311 in Kano and 214 in FCT.

I think it’s time to start considering a total #LockDownNigeria.

— AyeMojubar

(@ayemojubar) May 1, 2020

Ganduje, getting ready to cash out. Texting Buhari to check livescore and confirm the scores himself.

92 in Kano pic.twitter.com/2PtojIHstH

— ESTERI AYABA

(@fineesther1) May 1, 2020

92 in Kano
Should we start #PrayForKano again? pic.twitter.com/2D01S2xJJh

—

Your Destiny Helper® (@AyanfeOfGod) May 1, 2020

Kano state running to the top like

92 in kano pic.twitter.com/KwtvLEHUUo

— Gain mutual (@tommujgains) May 1, 2020

Kano govt and the governor are liars. Malaria & Typhoid was what killed over 600 peoples in one week in Kano.

92 in Kano
30 in Lagos
36 in FCT
68 deaths

If you get ear mek you hear. Nigeria don gbolo, stay in your house. pic.twitter.com/60wm468a1E

— ALVIN (@Alvinuzor) May 1, 2020

Kano was just telling Abuja and Lagos to wait..i am taking over
92 in Kano! pic.twitter.com/l8NhL1LkYl

— Tayo Israel (@Seuntemitayo4) May 1, 2020

92 in Kano…At this rate Kano is a mess!!!

To think that Ganduje was requesting FG to relax the lockdown.

Lagos needs to secure its borders… pic.twitter.com/fyq0n719dd

— Dr. (@SaintAnosike) May 1, 2020

Someone should tell Kano that it is not a competition
92 in kano

pic.twitter.com/hGQGWzVxa8

— the yeye boyfriend

(@lifeof_psalmuel) May 1, 2020

Meanwhile, Naija News recalls President Muhammadu Buhari during his nationwide address on Monday, ordered a total lockdown of the state for the next two weeks.

However, Abdullahi Ganduje, the Kano State Governor recently appealed to the President to relax the lockdown so as to mitigate the economic hardship.

According to him, Kano state people were running out of food, especially during the fasting period.

He added that easing the lockdown will enable them restock their homes.

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