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Bomb blast in Jos market

The explosion is said to have gone off today, December 11, along Ahmadu Bello Way in the Plateau State capital.

According to reports, twin bomb blasts have rocked a market in Jos, Plateau State.

The explosion is said to have gone off today, December 11, along Ahmadu Bello Way in the state capital.

A source told Sahara Reporters:

"One would have said the casualties would be low, but since the ban on street hawking in Jos, [the area] gets crowded at night for late buying and selling,”

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No official casualty figure has been released. Story developing.

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