The rising spate of bomb explosions in Nigeria seems to have defied efforts being made to tackle it by the authorities as three people again lost their lives on Sunday afternoon after an explosion.
The explosion occurred at the All Christian Fellowship Church in Suleja. Three people, two males and a female died instantly from the blast.
The last time a bomb exploded in Suleja was on the eve of the April 9 elections killing a number of people at the office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The Boko Haram sect is believed to be behind the latest attack though as at the time of filing this report, no one has claimed responsibility.
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