Bombing in Bauchi
OpenWatch has recorded 22 reported bombing incidents in Bauchi State, 0 of them in the last 12 months. That is 4% of every incident recorded in the state, and ranks it 13 of 13 among the states where bombing is reported often enough to profile.
Latest reported bombing in Bauchi
A bomb explosion occurred at Bauchi Central Market, resulting in approximately 20 fatalities. This incident follows a previous explosion at a motor park in Gombe.
A suicide bomber targeted youths at a market in Azare, resulting in 12 fatalities and 23 injuries. This incident marks the third blast in the area within a month.
A bomb blast in Azare, Bauchi State, killed 14 people and injured 16 others as they queued at an ATM. The attack was carried out using two IEDs planted by suspected Boko Haram insurgents.
A bomb blast at Azare motor park in Katagum LGA, Bauchi State, killed five people and injured twelve others. The incident occurred on the night of October 22, 2014.
Police in Bauchi recovered improvised explosive devices and ammunition buried at a building site previously occupied by hoodlums. The explosives were rendered safe by the explosive ordinance unit.
Unknown gunmen attacked a police station in Dass local government area of Bauchi State by throwing an improvised explosive device, injuring a police officer. The attackers were repelled and did not succeed in entering the station.
A bomb blast occurred in Bauchi metropolis, damaging the Church of Christ in Nigeria (COCIN) in Zango area and another building at Tudun Hausawa, with no casualties reported.
A suicide bomber detonated an explosive device at St. John Catholic Church during Sunday Mass in the Wunti area of Bauchi State, resulting in three fatalities and numerous injuries.
A suicide bomber attacked a Catholic church near Tafawa Balewa stadium in Bauchi, resulting in at least three fatalities, including the bomber. Many others were reported wounded and taken to hospitals.
Other threats in Bauchi
About these figures
Counts cover incidents classified as bombing in Bauchi State, drawn from OpenWatch’s incident record, excluding retracted reports and duplicates merged into an earlier report. Figures update hourly. Last recorded: 30 January 2023.
Reported numbers are a floor, not a census. Incidents in remote areas are routinely under-reported, and classification follows how an event was described in reporting, so a low count is not a guarantee of safety. See the full Bauchi risk profile for every threat type, or the methodology for how incidents are collected and classified.
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