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14 dead in bombing of WCup view site in Nigeria

By Adamu Adamu | June 18, 2014 - 5:58pm

Hours after a suicide bomber detonated explosives packed into a tricycle taxi at an outdoor World Cup viewing site in northeast Nigerian, police said the death toll was 14 with 26 people wounded.

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At least 61 people have been killed during several days of fighting in northeast Nigeria between security forces and a radical Muslim sect responsible for a series of increasingly bloody attacks in Africa's most...

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The Nigerian Police Force in Abuja has confirmed that more than 60 people were killed in bomb blasts which rocked Damaturu in the north on Nov. 4.

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More than 100 died in a series of attacks in northeast Nigeria launched by a radical Muslim sect, a Nigerian Red Cross official said Sunday, as sect gunmen shot and killed another police officer.