The US and the UK governments condemn the Abuja-Nigeria bombings.

The United States of America and the United Kingdom governments, have condemned the bomb attack on a packed bus station in Abuja Nigeria, and called for a full investigation.

British Foreign Secretary, Mr William Hague, in a statement said: “I was deeply saddened to hear of the bomb explosion in the east of Abuja. I unreservedly condemn those responsible and hope they are swiftly brought to justice. I offer the British government’s deepest condolences to the bereaved and those who have suffered injury.”

The foreign secretary reiterated that Britain would continue to work closely with the Nigerian government to help tackle the threat from terrorism.

Also, the US state department spokeswoman Jen Psaki told reporters: “We are outraged by this senseless act of violence against innocent civilians,” as she also condemned the series of attacks on three villages in Borno State over the weekend.

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“We continue to stand with the Nigerian government and people as they grapple with violent extremism,” she added. “Washington is working with the Nigerian government and its neighbours to address the growing threat of Boko Haram in a comprehensive manner.” Psaki said, but warned it was too early to say the attack had been carried out by Boko Haram.

**Please enough of this Boko Haram terrorism.