Forensic experts identify bodies of two Nyanya car park bombers

Semiu Salami
Semiu Salami

Forensic experts have successfully established the identities of two men that participated in the bombing of Nyanya car park, a satellite community bordering the Federal Capital Territory and Nasarawa State on April 14, 2014.

The experts identified their bodies using certain scientific variables, including body tissues, security sources said in Abuja, adding that the third suicide bomber, who managed to escape from the scene before the explosion has also been identified.

“The third terror suspect has also been positively identified and we are working to arrest him; but the identities of his two accomplices have been established through forensic analysis.

“Through the assistance of experts, we now know those who carried out the attack. Although two of them are dead, we are on the trail of the one who is alive.”

Police spokesman, Frank Mba however said he would speak on the issue “at the appropriate time,” adding that “As much as we want to give information to the public on the progress of the investigation, I won’t comment on it now because we don’t want to be distracted.”

Our correspondent however reports that 29 victims of the bomb blast are still receiving treatment at hospitals in the FCT while 30 others were discharged last Thursday from the National Hospital and the Maitama District Hospital, Abuja.

Chief Press Secretary to the FCT minister, Mohammed Sule, said the medical bills of all the survivors were paid by the FCT Administration, dismissing reports that the administration had neglected the blast victims, although he said that a victim who discharged himself from the Maitama District Hospital and checked into a private hospital was not covered.

“As of Thursday last week, we had 29 blast victims still receiving treatment in various government and private hospitals in the FCT and all their medical bills are being paid by the FCT Administration.

“The FCT Minister and the Health Minister both promised to take care of the bills . We have records of all the patients and everything that is being done for them as directed by the ministers.”

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