Scattered Body Parts of Suicide Bombers After Attack In Borno (Graphic Photos)

Remains of a suicide bomber being evacuated

 

Today ,13/05/2017, at 1:10am, three suicide bombers, two men and a woman attempted to gain access into University of Maiduguri, Borno state but we're sighted by the university security who stopped them for interrogation.

 

While interrogating them, the two suicide bombers detonated their explosives devices which injured one of the securities and killed another . 

 

The third suicide bomber hid close to the vicinity of a church in the university later detonated her explosive which affected the structure of the church with no casualty.

 

The injured was taken the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, UMTH after administration of first aid while the corpses were deposited at Borno specialist hospital by the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA ERT team.

Maiduguri Now More Secured Than Lagos, Abuja- Shettima

Borno State Governor, Kashim Shettima, has commended the military for the security situation in the state, saying Maiduguri, capital of Borno is now more secured than Lagos and Abuja. The governor said this today in an interview with NAN.

He said with the return of peace, his administration would unfold a developmental agenda in the next few months.

“Maiduguri is more secured than even Lagos or Abuja. There are 2 million people living in Maiduguri; we celebrated Sallah without any incident,” he said.

US Planes Begin Air Search for Kidnapped Girls

The Guardian UK is reporting that US surveillance planes have begun flying missions over a remote area of Nigeria, as part of international effort to find and rescue over 200 girls kidnapped in the Chibok area of Borno state.

The United States has also reportedly sent advisers to “dig in on the search” and has provided the government with satellite images.

Jen Psaki, the State Department spokeswoman said the US was “providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support”.