Army confirm explosion near Mogadishu Cantonment in Abuja

Army Dismantles 25 Illegal Refineries and Confiscates 95,000 Liters of Stolen Oil in Niger Delta Operation

ABUJA (CONVERSEER) – The Nigerian Army has confirmed it brought under control an explosion that occurred at a bus stop opposite the Mogadishu military cantonment in Abuja.

Though the cause of the blast remains unknown, the incident took place at a strategic location in the nation’s capital, prompting swift military response.

The army has yet to provide full details about the nature of the explosion or any casualties, stating only that further information will be released later.

The blast comes at a time of heightened security concerns across Nigeria, which continues to face threats from insurgent groups in the northeast, armed bandits in the central region, and frequent kidnappings.

READ ALSO: Native doctor napped for burying pregnant woman, others alive inside his mansion

Although Abuja is usually spared from such violence, its significance demands constant vigilance.

The incident has added to growing public anxiety as residents await clarity from the authorities.