At least 23 people were killed and 108 others injured in Maiduguri bomb blasts that shook the city on Monday evening. The attacks took place in Maiduguri, the capital of Borno in northeastern Nigeria, an area already affected by insurgency.
According to police, the first explosion happened at a post office in the city centre. Soon after, another blast occurred at the busy Monday market, where many people were present. Witnesses said the explosions caused panic, with people running for safety as emergency teams rushed to the scene.
More blasts were reported in different parts of the city. One explosion hit the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, while another took place in the Kaleri area. These attacks happened within a short time, increasing fear among residents.
The police said early investigations suggest that suspected bombers carried out the attacks. Security forces have now increased patrols across the city to prevent further incidents. Officials also said that the situation is under control and normal life is slowly returning.
Authorities have started a detailed investigation to find out who was behind the Maiduguri bomb blasts. The attacks have once again raised concerns about safety in the region, as people hope for stronger security and peace in the coming days.
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