BY NDAHI MARAMA, MAIDUGURI
An Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) suspected to have been masterminded by suicide bomber hit Elkanemi roundabout of Monday Market in Maiduguri, the Borno state capital.

A man lies in state hospital bed as he receives treatment for injuries sustained following a bomb blast that left dozens dead and many injured in Maiduguri, on March 8, 2015. Three bombings in northeast Nigeria’s largest city of Maiduguri killed 58 people on March 7, 2015 and wounded 139 others, the area police chief said. Niger and Chad on March 8, 2015 launched major ground and air strikes in northeast Nigeria against Boko Haram, after the militants formally pledged allegiance to the Islamic state group in Syria and Iraq. AFP PHOTO

There were historic series of explosions that took place at the roundabout last year where many lives were lost with others sustained various degrees of injuries.

Last Saturday, the explosions that rocked different parts of Maiduguri claimed over 100 lives with many still recuperating at various hospital as a result of burnt injuries they sustained in the attacks.

The fresh Monday Market explosion took place at about 4:35pm on Tuesday, in which many people were feared dead. Details later please.