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At least 14 people including 7 students were killed after a roadside bomb blew up a bus in the north-west.
The incident comes less than 2 weeks after 35 civilians were killed in a suspected jihadist attack on a military base and a week before a G5 Sahel meeting to be held in Pau, France.
Africanews correspondent Salouka Boureima gives us the details.
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