Tiv militias kidnapped five Jukun women in Sondi community.

A series of complex and overlapping ethnic and farmer-herder conflicts intensified in the southern zone of Nasarawa State. These included long-standing rivalries between groups like the Eggon vs. Alago, Bassa vs. Egbura, and Tiv vs. Fulani. These conflicts were driven by competition over land, resources, and political power, and were often framed in terms of "indigene" versus "settler" status. The violence was characterized by frequent, low-level clashes, mass displacement, and high death tolls, though many incidents were poorly documented at the time.

Tiv militias attacked Rafin Kada community in Wukari LGA, Taraba State.

An ethnic crisis erupted in Takum following the alleged killing of a Jukun youth by Kuteb youths. The single incident sparked a violent communal clash between the two groups, resulting in significant casualties and mass displacement. Governor Danbaba Suntai publicly reacted to the crisis, expressing pessimism that the killings among the communities would ever end. The state government's reaction was one of being “seemingly overwhelmed” and “clueless.”