Dozens killed in an explosion in a bus station in Nigeria

Led by a roadside near the north-west Nigeria bus station bomb blast kills at least 35 people, including five soldiers, according to witnesses and security forces said.
A security source said that the blast also set fire to a number of the bus at the intersection of Marrapa Moby crowded area.
And are often exposed to northwest Nigeria attacks of Boko Haram Islamist militant group.
A witness called Abubakar Adamu told Reuters: "corpses littered everywhere."
The bombing occurred west near the border with Cameroon seized by gunmen last month, Boko Haram, who are fighting to establish Islamic states in Nigeria town Moby. Nigerian authorities regained control of the city later.
There was no comment from the Nigerian authorities on the matter yet.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the suspected Boko Haram that led campaign to establish an Islamic state governed by sharia, killing thousands of people since 2009 Allam.