Graphic photos from the multiple suicide bomb attack in Maiduguri which left 16 persons dead and 13 injured

Graphic photos from the multiple suicide bomb attack in Maiduguri which left 16 persons dead and 13 injured

Sixteen persons including 7 suicide bombers died while thirteen persons were injured in multiple suicide bomb attack in Maiduguri, Borno State on Sunday, June 25th and Monday morning June 26. 

A male suicide bomber, gained entry into the premises of University of Maiduguri, and detonated PBIED on his body near the Rapid Response Services Office building

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