ABUJA (Reuters) - Islamist militants are planning to attack Nigeria's capital with bombs loaded on petrol lorries, the Nigerian government said, stoking fears of a sustained push to the south from their northern heartland.
Abuja is at pains to show it can crush Boko Haram's insurgency since the group drew worldwide attention in April by abducting more than 200 girls from a school in the northeast.
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