In September it blew up Abuja's main UN building, killing 23.
Police who stormed the building, killing two attackers, encountered a bloody scene of horror inside.
Itblew up as it tried to ram the building, killing two soldiers in a concrete shelter.
One fell within the UN position, the other hit the building, killing the four observers.
A chunk of debris dropped from the building, killing the priest as he prayed.
And the end of the story is that he crashed a plane into a building, killing and injuring innocent people.
They had shot at the gates and windows of the three-story building, killing the night guard.
But in the process one plane slammed into a high-rise government building, killing two people and injuring 50.
The huge blast sheared off the face of the building, killing 168 people, among them 19 children.
It was carried out by a suicide bomber who drove a van full of explosives into the building, killing 85 people and wounding about 300.
But last year, a mirrored skyscraper went up nearby, reflecting glare into the building, killing plants in the garden and looming into view of the Skyspace.
