Nigeria explosion aftermath
Clip: 4/14/2014 | 1m 15s
Nigeria explosion at a bus station in Abuja, Nigeria leaves at least 71 dead
A massive explosion ripped through a bus station during the morning rush hour in Nigeria's capital on Monday, killing at least 71 people and wounding 124. The bombing marked the bloodiest militant attack ever in Abuja.
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Nigeria explosion aftermath
Clip: 4/14/2014 | 1m 15s
A massive explosion ripped through a bus station during the morning rush hour in Nigeria's capital on Monday, killing at least 71 people and wounding 124. The bombing marked the bloodiest militant attack ever in Abuja.
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