An improvised explosive device (IED) blast in Ajari, Konduga LGA, Borno State, left two children feared dead and four others injured.

Suspected Bandits stormed the residence of Alhaji Sani Sabo, a prominent businessman and philanthropist, in Lafia, Nasarawa State's capital. The assailants shot and killed him before attempting to flee. Enraged residents mobilized and confronted the attackers, successfully killing one of them while the others escaped. The victim was described as "the biggest businessman in Lafia" and a well-known philanthropist who regularly supported the less privileged.

Two gunmen on a motorised tricycle attacked a community health centre in the Unguwa Uku (Filin Kashu) general area of Kano. The assailants opened fire on a group of female health workers who had gathered for a polio vaccination campaign, killing two and critically injuring four others. The attackers fled in the ensuing panic. The assault was the first of two near‑simultaneous attacks on health facilities in Kano that morning. Approximately 30 minutes later, a separate group of gunmen attacked the Hotoro Haye clinic, killing seven more female health workers. The combined death toll from the two attacks was nine. The Kano State Commissioner of Health confirmed that six people were shot at Unguwa Uku, of whom two died and four survived. The Kano State Police Public Relations Officer confirmed that investigations had commenced, but no arrests were made at the time.

A bomb explosion rocked the administrative block of Gombe State University, located along the Gombe–Bauchi road. The attackers, armed with explosives and guns, forced their way through the main gate after firing shots to scare away security guards. At the same time, another group reportedly entered through a valley at the back of the university. They detonated improvised explosive devices that ravaged the Senate building, burned down the Vice Chancellor‘s office and the Bursary, and blew open the roof. The assailants also fired incessant gunshots for about 30 minutes to keep students and staff at bay before fleeing. The attack occurred after staff had closed for the day, and the Vice Chancellor confirmed there were no casualties.