Kano bomb blast Yesterday, 21 people, mostly women and children confirmed dead (Graphic Photo)

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21 people mostly women and children were killed in the bomb blast attack in which a male suicide bomber penetrated a Shitte Muslim procession in Dakasoye village in Kano today. Continue to see more graphic photos...

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