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At least 39 people have died after multiple explosions in the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, an emergency official says.

Three female suicide bombers, thought to be aged between 11 and 15, struck on Friday morning, an official with the National Emergency Management Agency told BBC Hausa.

It follows bomb attacks on a mosque on Thursday, which killed at least 32.

Maiduguri is often targeted by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram.

No group has yet said it was behind the attack during Thursday’s evening prayers, that also left many people injured.

Omolara Adegoke- Abuja

http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/over-40-killed-as-suicide-bombers-strike-maiduguri/

Buhari call your boys to order

They used it to remove Jonathan from seat. And they think when they enter they will call their boys to order. Buhari and Tinubu stop killing the north.

Move to Boko Haram section ..

Nigeria jaga, jaga!!!
Buhari de scatter,scatter !!!
poor man de suffer,suffer!!!
BH de kill,kill!!!




Rip to to those who died unstructured!!!

Buhari is a terrible history repeating itself......Sen Ali Ndume.

Who cares

why are you people spreading false news here. not long before you posted same false news from same source. why bbc hausa and other credible newspapers are not reporting the news. this biafrauds with their hates. #smh

Nigeria blasts: Dozens dead as Maiduguri
mosque targeted

16 October 2015 From the section Africa


At least 39 people have died after multiple
explosions in the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, an
emergency official says.
Three female suicide bombers, thought to be aged
between 11 and 15, struck on Friday morning, an
official with the National Emergency Management
Agency told BBC Hausa.
It follows bomb attacks on a mosque on
Thursday, which killed at least 32.
Maiduguri is often targeted by the Islamist
militant group Boko Haram.
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No group has yet said it was behind the attack
during Thursday's evening prayers, that also left
many people injured.
More than 100 people were killed in three
explosions last month in the city, which is
considered the birthplace of Boko Haram.
In Thursday's attack, officials say the first suicide
bomber blew himself up inside the mosque, with a
second bomber detonating explosives as people
rushed to help those injured in the initial blast.
The explosions caused parts of the mosque to
collapse, leading to further injuries.
Nigerian military spokesman Sani Kukasheka
Usman told the BBC's Newsday programme that
Boko Haram was resorting to suicide attacks
because "they have been degraded to the extent
that they can no longer fight collectively".
This year the security forces have reclaimed most
of the territory previously captured by the group
in north-eastern Nigeria.
Two million people have been forced from their
homes since the militants launched their
insurgency in 2009.
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari made
combating the group a key campaign pledge as
he sought election this year, but attacks by the
Islamist group have intensified since he came to
power.
Mr Usman said the Nigerian army was still
determined to meet a deadline set by President
Buhari to defeat Boko Haram by the end of the
year.


http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34546727

mynd44 and lalasticala come and do justice to this bia*fraud and his false post.

Attack on boko haram is an attack on the north. - buari