The Village Head of Kulodo community, his eldest son, and four other victims were buried after a deadly bandit attack in Kulodo and Kwamtsi villages in Bodinga Local Government Area of Sokoto State. According to Daily Trust, five victims were killed in Kulodo village, while another resident was killed in a neighboring area.

Gunmen have killed a herder, Yakubu Ishaku, and about 18 cattle in Nyarwai Village, Fan District of Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State, Nigeria. According to the herding community, the attack occurred at about 1pm on Wednesday while the herders were tending to their cattle. The state chairman of the herders' association, Ibrahim Yusuf Babayo, confirmed the incident, which adds to ongoing violence affecting communities in Plateau State.

Bandits killed two people and abducted 26 others in attacks on the Tunburku, Tudun Amada and Kallon Kura communities in Kaduna State, Nigeria. According to Mr Yunusa Shehu, Public Relations Officer of KadVS, who disclosed the incidents in a statement issued on Tuesday, the attacks occurred across the affected communities in the local government area. No further details on rescue efforts or the condition of those abducted were provided.

Police in Oyo State have rescued 17 children from a suspected child-stealing and human trafficking syndicate, according to Tribune Online, but six children allegedly abducted by the group died while in captivity. Officers arrested one suspect in connection with the operation. The report did not provide further details on the circumstances of the children's deaths, the location of the rescue, or the identities of the victims and the suspect. Authorities are expected to continue investigating the syndicate's activities.

Armed bandits carried out coordinated attacks in Giwa and Kubau areas of Kaduna State, northern Nigeria, killing five people, including three local vigilantes, and abducting 27 residents, according to Legit.ng. Among those kidnapped was the brother of a lawmaker. The attacks add to ongoing insecurity in the region, where bandit groups frequently target rural communities for ransom kidnappings.

Two 13-year-old children went missing after being swept away by floodwaters in separate incidents in Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory and Abia State, according to Legit.ng. Search and recovery efforts are ongoing in both cases, but the children's bodies have not yet been found. The tragedies highlight the dangers posed by flooding in the affected communities, as authorities and residents continue efforts to locate the missing victims.