The apex socio-cultural organisation of the Boki people in Cross River State, Ochibe Boki, has condemned what it called incessant violence among the Boje, Iso-Bendeghe and Nsadop communities. According to Vanguard, the group demanded the immediate and safe return of two youths missing since August 5. The reported appeal highlights ongoing tensions in the affected communities, though the blurb provides no details on the circumstances of the disappearances or any official response.

The Cross River State command of the Nigeria Police has urged the Egbor and Orugbam communities in Biase LGA to stop hostilities following the shooting death of Mr. Nkereuwem Okoh on his farm, which also left several others injured. This appeal comes in response to escalating violence in the area, as stated by the police command.

Officials from Anambra and Abia States, including deputy governors and traditional rulers, convened with the National Boundary Commission (NBC) in Awka to discuss inter-state disputes. The meeting aimed to promote a peaceful resolution to the ongoing issues between the two states, highlighting the commitment of local stakeholders to address the conflicts amicably.

Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has called on the Inspector-General of Police and the Director-General of the Department of State Services to intervene after his planned visit to Yelewata community in Benue State was disrupted. Obi, who arrived in Makurdi on Tuesday morning and was heading to Yelewata, urged the security chiefs to call governors to order over the alleged convoy blockade, according to Daily Trust.

The President-General of the Udo Peoples Assembly, Collins Onyewuchi, has appealed to government authorities for intervention over alleged brutality by security operatives against residents of Udo Autonomous Community in Ezinihitte Local Government Area of Imo State. According to ThisDay Live, the community leader made the appeal in Port Harcourt, seeking protection for residents who have reportedly suffered at the hands of security personnel in the area.

Youths in Benue State stopped Mr Peter Obi, identified by Vanguard as the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), from visiting Yelewata community in Guma Local Government Area, where he was scheduled to make personal donations to victims of the June 13, 2025, armed herdsmen attack. The incident, which occurred on Tuesday, has sparked outrage, according to Vanguard.