President Goodluck Jonathan, Friday, visited the scene of yesterday’s suicide bomb attack at the headquarters of the Nigerian Police Force and urged Nigerians not to panic over the emergence of suicide
bombers in the country, saying that very soon, the Islamic sect, Boko Haram, that claimed responsibility for the attack will be history. Fielding questions from State House Correspondents during on-the-spot assessment of the incident, President Jonathan maintained that though the emergence of suicide bombers in Nigeria is disturbing, there is no cause for panic as the ugly trend would soon be nipped in the bud.
He assured that bomb blasts occurrences in the country will soon be a thing of the past.
According to him, though it is a global occurrence, government will get to the roots of the matter as it concerns the nation.
“We use this opportunity to assure Nigerians that it happens all over the world, no country is free. Nigeria is also having some ugly incidents lately, but surely, we will get over it and people should not panic at all, soon most of these things will be a thing of the past”, he declared.
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