Nigeria’s big day ruined by violent blasts
Independence day celebrations of Nigeria were marred when two car bomb explosions took place killing eight people and injuring three others.
Read MoreMoign Khawaja specializes in politics, current affairs and world conflicts. He also takes deep interest in society especially religious and cultural festivals. He has MA degrees in Journalism and International Affairs.
Posted by Moign Khawaja | Oct 4, 2010 | Africa, News & Analysis |
Independence day celebrations of Nigeria were marred when two car bomb explosions took place killing eight people and injuring three others.
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