Boko Haram gunmen attacked a police station in Song town, Adamawa State. The attackers opened fire, killing two policemen and two civilians. Witnesses reported that the gunmen arrived in vehicles, fired sporadically, and fled after setting parts of the station ablaze.

Fighters first attacked Kofa, opening fire indiscriminately on fleeing residents. They then moved to nearby Bulaburin, where they gunned down residents, stole food supplies, and burned the village. Simultaneously, they attacked Dalori 2 IDP camp, engaging troops and civilian militia in a shootout before overrunning the facility, firing rocket-propelled grenades, and burning half the camp.

Suspected Boko Haram gunmen launched coordinated attacks on multiple police formations in Kano, including Jakara Police Barracks, Dala Police Division, the 52 Squadron of the Mobile Police Force, and a junior secondary school in Sabuwar Doka. The attacks began in Dala and spread to Sharada, with security forces repelling the assaults after prolonged gun battles. One police officer was confirmed killed, while 17 insurgents were killed and three were arrested. The attackers had reportedly intended to assault Goron Dutse prison to free prisoners, but the plan was thwarted by security forces.

Suspected Boko Haram insurgents dressed in Nigerian Army fatigues entered the Central Mosque in the Tsohuwar Kasuwa area of Konduga town during early morning prayers (approximately 5:00 am). Worshippers did not flee, believing the armed men were soldiers. Once inside, the militants opened fire with assault rifles and used explosives, throwing IEDs into the mosque during the attack. As survivors attempted to flee, they were cut down by a second group of insurgents stationed outside. The attackers also petrol‑bombed and destroyed around 50 homes in the vicinity, and targeted adjoining mosques in the town. The attack lasted about an hour.