President Goodluck Jonathan visited the scene and blamed Boko Haram, an Islamic extremist group which operates in the northeast of Nigeria and which has been threatening to attack Nigeria’s capital. One official said he believed the bomb buried in the earth while the emergency management agency said the explosives were apparently hidden in a vehicle.
The blast destroyed 16 luxury buses and 24 minibuses and cars, said police spokesman Frank Mba, who gave the death toll.
Survivors screamed in anguish and the stench of burning fuel and flesh hung over the site where billows of black smoke rose as firefighters worked to put out the fires. Reporters saw rescue workers and police gathering body parts as ambulances rushed the wounded to the hospitals. State television has broadcast calls for blood donations.
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Its so sad if a fellow human can plot dz......knowing fully dt we re all goin to die....may dre souls R.I.P
ReplyDeleteSo sad. May their gentle souls rest in perfect peace.
ReplyDeleteMay d souls of d demise RIP...
ReplyDeleteMy heart bleeds...Nigeria is in a hot mess, may dia souls RIP #sobing#
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