The most devastating Boko Haram's atrocity ever unleashed in Nigeria

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When the most devastating Boko Haram's atrocity ever unleashed took place in Nyanya, a suburb of Abuja and the abduction of about 243 Students of Federal Government Girls College, Chibok, Adamawa State, North East, Nigeria.


 Our dear president Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was airborne the following day en-route Kano for hustings! Not minding the loss of properties and families, the pains, being experienced and the psychological trauma the victims were undergoing, my dear president Goodluck Ebele Johnathan was live on television stations; chattering, dancing, smiling and hauling abuses on the All Progressive Congress [APC] and the Kano State government and the governor for fraud and nonperformance in Kano.

Just In: Another bomb blast rocks Nyanya, Abuja (Graphic Photos)

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 More devastating news for the country.

Sahara Reporters just sent out a tweet that National Emergency Officials have reported an explosion in Nyanya general part of Abuja.
The news organization spoke with several emergency responders heading to the scene. They are unacquainted with the explanation for explosion.

Loads  of casualties is yet to be ascertained but a number of individuals have died and security officials have taken on the area.
The news comes after the tragic explosion at the Nyanya bus garage in Abuja on Monday 14th April 2014.

Nyanya, Abuja blast: Experts identify bodies of two bombers

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Forensic  experts  have successfully established the identities of two men that  participated in  the bombing  of  Nyanya, a satellite community bordering the Federal Capital Territory and Nasarawa State  on  April 14, 2014.

Security sources told one of our correspondents in Abuja  on Monday  that the experts   identified  their  bodies  using certain scientific variables, including body tissues.

It was learnt that they also   identified the third suicide bomber, who managed to escape from the scene before the explosion.

Aftermath of Nyanya, Abuja Bomb blast: Military checkpoint causes Massive traffic gridlock

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In the wake of the Nyanya bomb blast which occurred on Monday April 14th, which killed over 80 people, military checkpoints have been mounted at various strategic road junctions to double check human and vehicular activities in the FCT.

 

Motorists/workers say these checkpoints have grown to be a serious problem for them because they lose many useful hours in traffic with a number of them getting late to work and receiving queries.

 

ABUJA BLAST LATEST: Government Releases Names Of Nyanya Explosion Victims Currently Receiving Medical Treatment

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The Nigerian Government has released a list of names and contacts of 126 persons receiving treatment in several hospitals after a powerful explosion occurred in Nyanya, Abuja, on the morning of April 14, Monday. The authorities report that over 75 individuals were killed in the blast at the crowded bus park in Abuja's suburb. The list was created by the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA). A number of the victims may have been discharged. The FG had earlier given approval for hospital authorities release  the remains to the families. Names, information on injured persons currently receiving medical treatment in hospitals Nyanyan General Hospital

 Maitama District Hospital

 Pan-Raf Hospital

 National Hospital

 Mararaba General Hospital

 Customs Hospital

 Abuja Clinic, Karu & Garki Hospital

Nyanya, Abuja bomb blast: PDP accuses APC of culpability

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The Peoples Democratic Party on Monday accused the opposition All Progressives Party of culpability in the bomb blast which killed over 70 people in Nyanya, Abuja, on Monday.

While condemning the act which it described as barbaric, monstrous and extremely wicked, the PDP said the attacks were politically motivated.

National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, said this in a statement, in Abuja.

The statement partly read,