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Friday, July 10, 2015
Port Harcourt saw a bomb go off near the federal high court on July 9. According to reports, there were no casualties.
The blast occurred when the court was about to rule on whether elections for certain local government officials earlier this year were legal.
“I think they were trying to disrupt the result … the high court decided that the election was illegal,” Wike said. “It (the blast) was close to the high court, nobody was killed and it didn’t affect the building.”
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