Four suicide bombers killed at least 10 people in Nigeria's northeastern bourne state
Many people have been injured in the attacks in Maiduguri city's Muna area on Wednesday evening, according to a BBC news release Reuters.
Among the attackers, women were suicidal, police said.
State emergency department officer Belo Dambatta said seven people were killed when the first blast was targeted at a group of people lying down at 6 pm. Another attacker went inside a house and exploded, and the other two blown up in the explosion before reaching their target.
"So far 10 people have been killed and about 30 injured have been recorded," he said.
No group claimed responsibility for the attack. But militant Boko Haram Maideuguri attacked such a number of such attacks. Many suicide bombers have been used in those attacks.
The militant has been fighting since 2009 to establish an Islamic state in Nigeria's northeast.
Earlier in the year, a report published by US anti-terrorist researchers said that Boko Haram was the first militant in history to use women more than men suicide bombers.
In recent years, thousands of people were killed in the attack by the group and millions of people were forced to flee their homes.
