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.

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.

A violent clash in Gwomu community, Bikwin Ward of Karim Lamido local government in Taraba State has resulted in at least three deaths and the destruction of several villages. The conflict, involving suspected herders and local residents, escalated on Thursday, leading to the burning of three villages and displacing many individuals, according to local reports.

The Chairman of Boki Local Government Area in Cross River State, Eti-Eka Beatrice Nyiam, has called for proper boundary demarcation between the Boje and Isobendighe communities to end recurring communal clashes and bloodshed. According to the Daily Post, Nyiam made the appeal on Wednesday while answering questions on a HIT FM radio programme in Calabar, following a resurgence of violence in the area.

Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru has reinstated the traditional rulers of Ndukwe and Amasiri communities, who were dethroned following a communal crisis between Amasiri in Afikpo North Local Government Area and Oso-Edda in Edda Local Government Area. According to Vanguard, the governor announced the reinstatement while receiving an interim report on the crisis, signalling efforts to restore peace and traditional leadership in the affected communities.

The Benue State government has responded to claims by Peter Obi that his convoy was attacked by thugs during a visit to Makurdi, dismissing his account and urging him to "stop the lies." According to Legit.ng, the state government questioned the purpose of Obi's visit and denied any connection to internal conflicts within the NDC. The exchange marks a public dispute between the former presidential candidate and the Benue authorities over the incident.