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At least 30 people have been killed and many more injured in a bomb blast in northeastern Nigerian, local sources told Reuters late on Monday (January 6).
An improvised explosive device detonated on a crowded bridge at around 5pm local time in the market town of Gamboru, in restive Borno state.
The bridge, which leads into neighboring Cameroon, is a popular crossing and trading point.
No group has taken immediate responsibility for the attack.
But both Boko Haram and the regional offshoot of Islamic State are active in the area.
