Nigeria in 'darkest phases'

President Goodluck Jonathan makes comments while visiting scene of bombing in Abuja that killed twenty-two.

    Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has said his country has entered one of the 'darkest phases' of its history.
     
    He made the comments while visiting the scene of a suspected Boko Haram bombing in Abuja, which killed 22 people on Wednesday.
     
    Al Jazeera's Andrew Simmons reports from Abuja. 

    SOURCE: Al Jazeera

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