Gen Nwaogbo blamed the killings on Boko Haram, which wants to establish an Islamic state in northern Nigeria.The group has also been accused of carrying out an attack on another bar in the same feather hair extensions city last Sunday, which left 25 people dead.'Horrified cries'Sunday's bomb blast ripped through a bar at a "mamy market" attached to a police barracks in Wulari area of Maiduguri, said Gen Nwaogbo, the head of a joint police and military taskforce.He said the attack was carried out around 1730 (1630 GMT). Continue reading the main story Senior police officer in Maiduguri Officials said at least five people were killed. Gen Nwaogbo told the AFP news agency that eight had died, while another officer put the toll at 10.A resident said he had heard a loud bang, and then saw dark clouds of smoke rising from the beer garden."There was confusion and horrified cries as people scampered to safety. I saw three military vans leaving the neighbourhood with the dead and the wounded from the blast," Umar Kaulaha told AFP. "From my estimation, around a dozen people may have died."Military commander Gen Jack Nwaogbo said five people were killed when a bomb exploded on Sunday inside a bar frequented by soldiers and policemen.Gunmen also shot dead four people late on Saturday and one person on Sunday.Earlier, one person was shot dead in another part of the city by gunmen riding on a motorbike. A senior police officer told AFP the victim was a politician from the state's ruling All Nigeria Peoples Party, while another wholesale hair extensions said it was the newly-appointed head of a local government council.Overnight, gunmen shot dead four other people."The attackers went straight to the homes of their victims and shot them dead between 2300 (2200 GMT) and 0000 (2300 GMT)," the officer added. "It is obvious the attackers were members of Boko Haram."
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