Trader Ali Bakomi said the bomber was pushing a wheelbarrow and then joined a crowd of people in front of the mosque in the biggest city in Nigeria's troubled northeast.
Officials told Borno state Gov. Kashim Shettima that the bomber killed himself and 16 other people.
The bombing came hours after rocket-propelled grenades exploded into homes before dawn. They killed at least 13 people and injured more, according to resident Idrissa Mandara.
(AP)
Life is way too sweet for people to be killing themselves.Think about exotic places and luxury lifestyle U are yet to experience.What a shame.Rip to those killed and May God judge the culprit
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Oh lord! Borno again?! Even with all the previous kidnappings and bombings,these people can't take pity on them. Only God knows how many of them are left.
ReplyDeleteBoko will have no peace.
ReplyDeleteAmen! 10x!
DeleteOH no let the wickedness of the wicked come to an end...Evil Act
ReplyDeletemay the souls of those affected rest in peace.........
ReplyDeletemay the souls of those affected rest in peace.........
ReplyDeleteNot to worry dey r coming for u, so glad d president has directed force headquarters to be relocated to maidugiri. We Shall see!
ReplyDeleteThat one concerns them! I wonder what they want again! They've given you people power! You've achieved that for which you were set up! Now you can't quit! It's like a drug! If you want you can wipe yourselves! Who cares! The mistake Lord Lugard made!
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