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Lagos: Suspected Boko Haram insurgent arrested with explosives at NAMA office – NewsRescue.com

By Sylvester Ugwuanyi

Reports reaching DailyPost indicate that there was an attempt by a suspected member of Boko haram sect to bomb the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, NAMA office in Lagos, this afternoon.

The suspect was arrested some minutes ago with the explosives he was strapping, and they have so far been recovered from him. It was also alleged that he had with him a manual timer with which he intended to detonate the bomb.

Sources who spoke to DailyPost at NAMA office confirmed the report, saying that there is an obvious tension and panic at the office.

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