The bomb bounced a university in Nigeria

A University in Kano attacked by gunfire and bombs unknown group.

A university in the city of Kano, northern Nigeria attacked a series of machine-gun fire and bombs that may targeted Christian students.

This allegation was based on reports that the explosion was heard in a theater near campus locations Christian students held a prayer.

Bayero University Staff, told the BBC the incident was still ongoing.

Nigerian officials have not issued an official statement about the number of casualties, although some unofficial sources say a number of people were feared injured.

So far no organization has claimed responsibility for the attack.

However, during this militant organization known as Boko Haram often take action to attack the city of Kano.

Grenade in Kenya

Meanwhile, one person was killed and 15 others injured when a grenade was thrown into a church in Nairobi, Kenya, Sunday (29/4).

Nairobi deputy police chief Moses Ombati said the attack was directed against the Wonders of God's House International Church located in the capital of Kenya.

This attack followed warnings related to the U.S. Embassy to the possibility of a terror attack government buildings and hotels in Kenya.

U.S. Embassy says the attack is unknown but they believe the attack was already in the final stages of planning.

Kenyan police say Al Shabab has killed at least 30 citizens of Kenya since the East African country to send troops into Somalia.

Al Shabab's attacks occurred in many cities near the Kenya-Somalia border.(Bbc / bbc)