Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has sacked his special adviser on counter-terrorism, two weeks after a car bomber killed 23 people at the UN's Nigeria headquarters, a presidential spokesman said on Thursday.
Spokesman Reuben Abati would not give details on why former counter-terrorism chief Zakari Ibrahim was removed.
"Ambassador Ibrahim is no more the counter-terrorism adviser and coordinator on counter-terrorism matters, he has been replaced by Major General Sarkin Bello, who is now saddled with the responsibility to counter the rising wave of bombings in the country," he said.

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Source<> Reuter.