COVID-19: NCDC records over 300 cases for 4th consecutive day- The recent record of the NCDC is now confirming the fear of the federal government concerning the coronavirus - For four straight days, the agency has continued to report over 300 cases in the country - The NCDC reported that the nation recorded 318 new cases on Sunday, December 6, while the total deaths stand at 1180 - At the moment, Lagos state is the epicenter of the deadly disease PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! There are fears that the much-talked-about second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria has already started. Many health experts and observers point to the record of the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) from the last four days as proof for this claim. On Sunday, December 6, the NCDC reported that the country recorded 318 new infections spread across 12 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) bringing the total infections to 69,255 with 1180 deaths and the number of recoveries 64,774. Read also This is what worsened insecurity in Nigeria - UN finally opens up So far, Lagos (claiming 104 cases) is the epicentre of the virus with Kaduna, FCT and Rivers coming behind it. Other affected states with the number of infections for Sunday according to the agency's report are as follows: Ogun-16, Kano-14, Nasarawa-14, Akwa Ibom-10, Katsina-10, Edo-7, Oyo-5, Sokoto-5, Plateau-4, and Taraba-3. Meanwhile, reports had emerged that some states in Nigeria might witness a more devastating second wave of the coronavirus disease. The NCDC had warned that the non-compliance to COVID-19 health guidelines could spike the second wave in Adamawa and other states in the country. Fahad Mohammed, the technical adviser in the implementation of NCDC’s action plan gave the warning in Adamawa state during the sensitisation of officials of the Nigerian police and other paramilitary agencies in Yola. Mohammed disclosed that the health agency was concerned about the low testing for COVID-19 in Adamawa and other states. Read also Breaking: First COVID-19 vaccine approved for general use in major fight against coronavirus He pointed out that there are some local government areas in Adamawa state where testing has never taken place. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read the best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Source: Legit.ng - The recent record of the NCDC is now confirming the fear of the federal government concerning the coronavirus - For four straight days, the agency has continued to report over 300 cases in the country - The NCDC reported that the nation recorded 318 new cases on Sunday, December 6, while the total deaths stand at 1180 - At the moment, Lagos state is the epicenter of the deadly disease PAY ATTENTION: PAY ATTENTION