Rescue workers continue to look for survivors in the debris following the collapse of a church roof in southern Nigeria, killing at least 100 people. Some reports put the death toll as high as 160.
Hundreds of people were in the church, which was still under construction when the roof collapsed Saturday in the city of Uyo.
Local officials played down the number of victims. State police spokeswoman said 27 had been killed and 30 injured.
Several local officials were in attendance when the roof fell, including Udom Emmanuel, the governor of Akwa Ibom state, who escaped without injury.
Governor Emmanuel tweeted that he personally supervised rescue operations at the scene. He has declared December 11 and 12 as days of mourning.
A spokesman for the governor said the state will conduct an investigation into the collapse.