After a brief respite from Boko Haram insurgency attacks in
troubled Kano State, a suicide bombing occurred around 3 p.m. Tuesday at
Kano Line motor park, around Kofar Nassarawa on Zaria Road, Tuesday.
The blast resulted in 12 deaths though eyewitnesses at the scene
reported higher figures.
According to the Police Commissioner of the Nigeria Police Force's
Kano Command, Ibrahim K. Idris, the two male suicide bombers, suspected
to be 17 or 18, entered the park disguised as passengers, before
detonating the explosives. “They are two male suicide bombers," the
commissioner said, adding "While disguised as passengers one of them was
able to board a Sharon bus, then blew himself up, [killing] the
passengers on the bus."
Other persons also sustained injuries as a result of the tragic
development, though exact figures are unclear. "The investigation is
still at the preliminary stage; that is why we cannot give a
comprehensive account of the injured ones. But we learned that some
people sustained various degrees of injuries. They have since been
conveyed to the hospital for immediate medical attention.”
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