The Ochetoha K’Idoma, a prominent socio-cultural group representing the Idoma people, has expressed concern over increasing insecurity in Nigeria, labeling the nation's highways as "killing fields". This statement follows the tragic death of Prof. David Onu Salifu, a former Secretary to the Government of Benue State and a Professor of Public Administration, highlighting the urgent need for improved safety measures on the roads.

One person was killed and another seriously injured in an attack by suspected armed herders in the Tse Orhungul settlement near Yogbo, located in the Guma Local Government Area of Benue State. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening, causing tension in the community, according to Vanguard.

The Plateau Youth Council (PYC), Jos South Chapter, has condemned comments made by Prof Ayo Omotayo, the director-general of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), who reportedly referred to the Berom people as a "militia" during a national television appearance. The condemnation was expressed in a statement signed by the council's public relations officer.

A clash between the Kamuku and Fulani communities in Tashan Bako, Tegina, Niger state has resulted in multiple fatalities. Reports indicate that at least 20 people were killed, although police have confirmed 18 deaths. The situation is still developing as more information about the causes of the conflict emerges, according to Leadership.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has condemned the recent killings of Nigerian nationals in South Africa and is demanding thorough investigations to hold those responsible accountable. This statement was made by Kimiebi Imomotimi Ebienfa, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who expressed concern for the safety of Nigerians abroad.

Bandits have reportedly killed a chief imam in Sokoto state, which has raised renewed concerns about insecurity and violent attacks in northern Nigeria, according to Legit.ng.