Suspected Boko Haram terrorists attacked Zaranga village in Gombi Local Government Area of Adamawa State, Nigeria, on Monday, reportedly killing 11 people. According to the Daily Post, the assailants invaded the community while residents were asleep, opening fire and setting houses ablaze. The assault has left the community in shock, with several residents reportedly fleeing into nearby areas for safety.

At least seven people were killed and 12 others abducted after armed bandits invaded Tofa village in Rabah Local Government Area of Sokoto State, according to Daily Trust. The attack, which occurred around 1am on Monday, also involved the rustling of an undisclosed number of animals, a security source said. The incident adds to ongoing insecurity in northwest Nigeria, where rural communities have faced repeated attacks by armed groups.

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.

Unidentified gunmen reportedly killed at least seven people during an attack on Okele-Ejule in Ofu Local Government Area of Kogi State on Saturday. The attackers, dressed in military camouflage, stormed the community around 5 p.m., opening fire indiscriminately, which led to several fatalities and caused residents to flee for safety, according to Daily Trust.

Armed bandits attacked local communities in Kaduna, resulting in the deaths of at least nine farmers and the abduction of an unspecified number of individuals, according to Premium Times.

Joint security operatives in Anambra State have killed three members of a gang responsible for a night attack on the convoy of Governor Charles Soludo's Chief of Staff last month. The incident occurred along the Amansea-Ndiukwuenu-Awa-Ufuma road.