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In what could be termed the aftermath, the reverberation from the devastating Nyanya bomb blast continued Tuesday as injured victims of the attack and families continued to recount their experience and bemoan their fate.
The horrific tales of death, dismembered body parts, charred bodies and dozens of severely injured persons, again formed the theme of the narratives among Abuja residents yesterday.
But for Oguike Charles, who was receiving treatment in Asokoro General Hospital, Abuja, fate has been kind to him by sparing him from the jaws of death. He has been very lucky, cheating death twice in less than a month. He told THISDAY that he narrowly escaped the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) recruitment stampede that resulted in the death of about 20 people in Abuja and other cities in the country last month.
Click source for more details: This Day
The horrific tales of death, dismembered body parts, charred bodies and dozens of severely injured persons, again formed the theme of the narratives among Abuja residents yesterday.
But for Oguike Charles, who was receiving treatment in Asokoro General Hospital, Abuja, fate has been kind to him by sparing him from the jaws of death. He has been very lucky, cheating death twice in less than a month. He told THISDAY that he narrowly escaped the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) recruitment stampede that resulted in the death of about 20 people in Abuja and other cities in the country last month.
Click source for more details: This Day