The Nigerian stated that there was an explosion at the Mogadishu cantonment in Abuja.
According to a statement posted on its X feed @HQNigerian Army (previously Twitter), the explosion occurred at a bus stop opposite the cantonment.
It stated that the situation had been brought under control.
” An explosion occurred at a bus stop opposite the Mogadishu cantonment in Abuja. The situation is under control.
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Police confirm explosion in FCT and initiate investigation.
Alaso, The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) police headquarters reported an explosion on the popular Mararaba-Nyanya bypass.
According to Josephine Adeh, Public Relations Officer for the FCT Police Command, the incident occurred at approximately 2:50pm on Monday and was quickly reacted to by officers from the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Unit, who were promptly rushed to the area.
She stated that the impacted area was quickly blocked off for clearance and examination to safeguard the safety of commuters and residents.
According to Adeh, the police rescued a male victim at the scene and immediately sent him to the hospital, where he is currently receiving medical attention.
The statement reads: “On May 26th, 2025, at around 2:50 PM, the FCT Police Command received a distress call reporting an explosion along the Mararaba-Nyanya bypass.
“After receiving the report, officials from the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Unit were promptly dispatched to the scene. The impacted area was quickly sealed off for removal and examination to ensure commuter and resident safety.
“One male victim was rescued at the site and immediately sent to the hospital, where he is currently getting medical care.
“A thorough investigation has begun, including intensive forensic analysis, to determine the precise cause and nature of the explosion.
“The FCT Police Command encourages members of the public to stay calm and carry out their lawful activities without fear, as there is currently no cause for concern.
“Residents are also advised to remain vigilant and instantly report any suspicious persons, objects, or movements to the nearest police station, or call the Command via the following emergency lines:
08032003913, 08028940883, 07057337653.
