Nigeria's President has ordered increased security measures after bombing

"The president has instructed all relevant government entities to assist in search and rescue operations in the building of the UN and ordered increased security measures in the city", – quotes agency the text. It also notes that Jonathan Goodluck condemned the incident and called behind this terrorist attack people barbarians. "The president believes that the attack is a disgusting attack on efforts to achieve peace and security objectives of the United Nations" – said in a statement. Previously criticized the attack were in Abuja, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and the head of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek. As noted earlier, a suicide bomber carried out the attack, which blew up the car bomb outside the UN. The blast destroyed a wing of the building of the UN mission, which is located near the U.S. Embassy and several other countries. According to the latest victims of the attack were 18 people, eight more were wounded. The wave of violence swept over Nigeria after the May elections, a victory which won Goodluck Jonathan who professes Christianity. The responsibility for dozens of attacks across the country have undertaken a radical sect of militants, "Boko Haram", which seeks the introduction of Sharia law throughout Nigeria and the eradication of Western secular model of education. In particular, in June this year, militants have carried out the sect undermining police headquarters in Abuja.