A large number of Bandits attacked Gandi Dalike village in Rabah LGA, Sokoto State, killing 11 peasant farmers. This attack followed an earlier assault where four farmers were killed while working on their farm.

A large group of bandits on motorcycles attacked four communities in Kajuru Local Government Area—Ungwan Gamu, Dogon Noma, Ungwan Sarki, and Maikori—in a coordinated assault that lasted from approximately 12 pm to 6 pm. The attackers fired sporadically, razed several houses, and killed at least 32 residents. The bandits first attacked Dogon Noma in the early hours, killing many people (mostly men), before proceeding to Ungwan Gamu and Maikori, where they also killed residents and burnt down houses. A church was also set on fire. The Kaduna State Government confirmed the deaths and released a list of 32 victims. The government debunked reports that a helicopter had aided the bandits, clarifying that an Air Force helicopter (under Operation Whirl Punch) had been dispatched to the area and engaged the retreating bandits, deterring further attacks. The affected communities were deserted by residents due to fear of being attacked again.

Suspected Lakurawa terrorists (Bandits) attacked Sabiyo community in Tangaza LGA, Sokoto State, killing eight people and injuring one

Suspected herdsmen attacked Mongadoso community in Karim Lamido LGA, Taraba State, killing one farmer and injuring another