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BREAKING: Nigerian lady from Britain tests positive for coronavirus in Lagos

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A Nigerian lady who just returned from the United Kingdom has tested positive for coronavirus in Lagos and is currently in isolation.

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This was disclosed on Tuesday by the Lagos State Ministry of Health, adding that the 30-year-old lady came to the country on March 13.

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