A survivor from Saturday's viewing centre bomb blast that occurred in Bauchi Road area of Jos, Plateau State, on Sunday said the lone bomber targeted about 400 football fans. *A Scene Of Bomb Blast In Jos The survivor, who gave his name as Muhammed Ibrahim, said over 400 youths were watching the finals of the UEFA Championship League match between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid when the incident happened. “The viewing centre is large.

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Nigeria is between the Gulf of Guinea to the south and the Sahel to the north in the Atlantic Ocean. The country has several states, and each state is divided into Local Government Areas. Discover the names and number of local governments in each state in Nigeria from this article. Nigeria is 923,769 square kilometres (356,669 sq mi) big, with a coastline of 853 km (530.0 mi). Its population of over 218 million makes it one of the world's top ten most populous countries.

Lip-sync, POV and comedy video creator as well as positivity influencer on TikTok. He began using TikTok on November 8, 2019. He had already surpassed 100,000 followers just one month later. Before Fame His Instagram account featured a video that was posted in September 2016 and it was a repost. Trivia He went by the username bishhh95 on Snapchat and was known as brxese on Instagram. Family Life He has lived in Pensacola, Florida.

Despite the Greek roots of the word “Olympic,” the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics will bear little resemblance to the sports tournaments in ancient Greece. The ancient origins of the Olympics can be traced back to a 776 B.C. footrace (known as a hoplitodromos) won by a cook named Koroibos of Elis, according to Jeremy Fuchs, sports journalist and author of the Olympic history book Total Olympics. Participants donned helmets and shields for these kinds of footraces, which were often religious tributes to Zeus.