JOS, Nigeria (Reuters) - A second explosion hit the central Nigerian city of Jos on Thursday, killing 32 people, a witness said. "I saw a flash of light and heard a loud boom. Afterwards there was debris everywhere and mutilated bodies. I counted 32," witness Tanko Mohammed said of the blast in Jos's commercial Terminus district. (Reporting by Buhari Bello; Writing by Tim Cocks; Editing by Robin Pomeroy)
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