MAIDUGURI, Nigeria – Police say that a blast in Nigeria's restive northeast has killed two bystanders at a bus stop.
Authorities suspect that members of a radical Muslim sect locally known as Boko Haram were behind the latest attack in Maiduguri.
Borno state police spokesman Lawal Abudullahi said that a bomb detonated at about 8 p.m. Friday, killed two men aged 25 and 27.
Boko Haram members have targeted police and clerics in a string of killings over the last year, and also have attacked churches and engineered a massive prison break.
A man claiming to be a Boko Haram spokesman told the BBC recently that the group was rejecting an amnesty offered by a newly elected state government in an attempt to calm tensions.
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