IS claims responsibility for latest Abuja attacks


The terrorist group, Islamic State (ISIS) has said it is responsible for Friday’s bomb attacks at Nyanya and Kuje, two suburbs of Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja, where at least 14 persons were killed and several others injured.
The group in a message in Arabic translated and tweeted by a Radio France International journalist, David Thompson, said three suicide bombers executed the deadly attacks. The journalist posted photos of the suicide bombers.
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