With the number of confirmed cases shooting up daily, especially here in Nigeria, how will raining season affect the spread of the virus as raining season is gradually setting in?
Will there be increase in the number of cases or a reduction in the number of people affected?

Rain or no rain, it will increase. Only God can help us here, we've bn busy building churches and not hospitals

@OP truth the told...nobody knows Sha...All we pray and hope is that it will die out before rain starts with full force

Of course yes.

Necxs:
With the number of confirmed cases shooting up daily, especially here in Nigeria, how will raining season affect the spread of the virus as raining season is gradually setting in?
Will there be increase in the number of cases or a reduction in the number of people affected?

Practically and medically, the chances of contracting it will increase. This is because the virus die quick if left on a particular surface in an environment with a temperature above 27°but this won't be the case with the raining season because the temperature will drop below 27° thereby given the virus chance of survival for a maximum time within which another person may contact it from such surface e.g on desk, staircase rail etc