Niger students die in kan cana

At least 17 children have died in an Islamic school in northern Nigeria, officials say officials.

Other students were injured and in the town of Namoda in the town of Zamfara, in Zamfara in the state of Zamfara.

It is believed that the fire exploded in a house around Tuesday and the kids thought it was expanded to the school that was 10-16 years old.

The authorities say they are investigating the cause of the fire while they help to recover the injured.

Local authorities and emergency answers were sent to the stage, but the fires already caused major influences.

Yazid Abubakar Police spokesman said the community buried the dead ones on Wednesday evening.

The location of the school hard for those who try to stop fire, Yahaya Mahi told BBC Hausa.

“Although the firefighters arrived in time, it would be difficult to get home because it was a narrow road that leads home,” he said.

Local Mannir Haidara said that other Islamic schools would inspect to ensure that they were not a fire risk.

“We will take measures to prevent nature that nature,” he said.

The father of a victim said to BBC Hausa was destroyed, but faith in God was calmed down at this time.

Authorities believe that there were about 100 students at school.

Many students said that they came from different towns in Namoda, the second largest village in Zamfa.