Boys recording a video capture the exact moment an explosion rocked Ibadan

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Three boys recording a video in their room captured the exact moment an explosion rocked Ibadan, Oyo State.

Recall that there was an explosion in Ibadan on Tuesday evening, Jan. 16.

A video shared online captured the impact of the explosion.


In the video, three boys are seen singing along to a song and dancing while filming themselves. Immediately, a loud bang can be heard and the boys run for cover.

The impact of the explosion caused a part of the ceiling in the room to cave in.

Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde has said the explosion was caused by illegal miners who stored explosive devices in a building in Bodija.

Two people were killed and 77 were injured in the explosion.

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