Gunmen attacked Kwi community in Riyom LGA, Plateau State, killing seven residents.

A large group of gunmen stormed Ikn'gwakap community, the headquarters of Mushere Chiefdom in Bokkos Local Government Area, Plateau State. The attackers arrived in large numbers and began shooting sporadically, killing six people, including women and children, while they slept. Several homes were razed down during the attack. The gunmen also abducted two children, and several other residents remained missing. The attack lasted through the night, causing widespread panic and displacement.

Suspected Boko Haram gunmen disguised as customers stormed the Monday Market in Maiduguri, Borno State, opening fire on traders selling insecticides and mosquito nets. Seven traders were killed and three others were injured. According to traders in the market, five of the victims were Igbo Christians from southeast Nigeria. The attackers escaped unnoticed before security personnel arrived.

Gunmen on motorcycles and motorised tricycles attacked two health centres in Kano where polio immunisation workers had gathered to prepare for a vaccination campaign. In the first attack, at the Hotoro district health centre, gunmen opened fire on the workers, killing at least seven. The victims were all female polio vaccinators. The attackers fled the scenes and no group immediately claimed responsibility, though suspicion fell on Boko Haram, which has consistently opposed Western medicine and polio vaccination campaigns.