Three bombs were blast in a bar in the city of Maiduguri. The attack was aimed at policemen who were in the room. The Government points to a radical Islamist group as responsible. At least 25 people died this Sunday to explode three bombs in a bar in the city of Maiduguri, located in the northeast of Nigeria, according to several witnesses and military sources reported. Around 18.00 h, local time, several men mounted on motorcycles threw up to three explosive devices against this bar, in an attack that appeared to be aimed at policemen who were inside. The army aimed at members of the sect Boko Haram as responsible for this attack, although there is still no official confirmation. This group, which pursues a strict application of sharia (Islamic law), has claimed responsibility for similar attacks. Boko Haram has been attributed the attack in ten days ago against a police station in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, as well as several committed against members of the security forces in Maiduguri, city located near the borders with Chad, Cameroon and Niger. Source of the news: at least 25 killed by a bombing in Nigeria