48 students killed, Suicide bomber attack in Nigeria

48 students killed, Suicide bomber attack in Nigeria 

 

Masked in a school dress, a suicide bomber set off explosives secreted in a backpack for the duration of an meeting Monday at a high school in northern Nigeria, resulted in killing minimum 48 students and 79 others wounding.

Police recommended the militant group Boko Haram conceded out the attack. Governor of Yobe state's has close all public schools in the region of Potiskum and criticized the government for not undertaking the group.
It was the newest attack by supposed Boko Haram militants who hijacked above 200 schoolgirls previous this year. Soldiers hurried to the horrible scene, scattered with body parts, but were pursued away by a stone-throwing public serious at the military's incapability to stop a 5-year-old Islamic revolution that has aimed schools and killed 1000s.
Monday's bombing has come one week later a suicide strike in the capital of Yobe state Potiskum, killed 30 persons taking part in a religious parade by normal Muslims. It is paying a continued campaign to stop children from going to school.
It considers girls should not go to school and boys should only be given an Islamic education. Nevertheless thousands of public, not only schoolchildren, have been attacked and killed by the group.