At least 42 people were killed in recent attacks in central Nigeria, according to local reports.
The attacks took place in multiple villages within the central region of the country.
Authorities and local residents have attributed the violence to clashes between herders and farming communities.
The specific motives behind the attacks are still under investigation, though land disputes and resource competition are common factors in these conflicts.
Witness accounts describe attackers as armed individuals, reportedly involved in raids on villages.
The violence has resulted in widespread destruction of property, including homes and other structures.
Security forces have been deployed to the affected areas in an attempt to restore order and protect civilians.
Displaced villagers are seeking refuge in safer locations, creating a humanitarian concern.
The Nigerian government is facing increased pressure to address the ongoing violence and prevent further escalation.
This recent wave of attacks highlights the ongoing tensions between herders and farmers, a persistent challenge in Nigeria’s central region.
