World Leaders Condemn Nigeria Bomb Attack

The international community has condemned the bus station bombing in Abuja that left many commuters dead and hundreds injured.

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Bloodied stretcher and burnt motorcycles at scene of explosion.

  • Nigeria:   Relations Denied Access to Victims

    Leadership, 15 April 2014

    But amidst the tears, wailing, and anguish that was tangibly present yesterday at the various hospitals victims of the Nyanya Motor Park bomb blast were taken to, tension was… Read more »

  • Nigeria:   Moro Condemns Nyanya Bombings As Cruel, Barbaric

    This Day, 14 April 2014

    The Minister of Interior, Comrade Abba Moro has condemned in its entirety the bomb blast that claimed more than 200 lives (unofficial) with scores of others injured in the early… Read more »

  • Nigeria:   SERAP to Jonathan - End Bombings Now

    This Day, 15 April 2014

    The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has urged President Goodluck Jonathan to do all within his power to end the spate of bombings in the country. Read more »

  • Nigeria:   100 Perish in Motor Park Bombing

    Vanguard, 15 April 2014

    'Mummy, mummy, don't let me die', the agonising cry of a 15-year-old boy, whose legs were shattered and holding on to his mother trailed the deafening bomb explosion reverberating… Read more »

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