Terrorists kill 22 in Niger, Plateau, scores in Kebbi

Author: olufemiajasaPublished on: April 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

Terrorists kill 22 in Niger, Plateau, scores in Kebbi

Gunmen have reportedly killed at least 20 people in several communities in Niger State and dozens more in Kebbi. The attacks also targeted a mining site in Kok village, Plateau State, where one person was killed. The assailants operated for hours, destroying homes and causing many villagers to flee to nearby towns.

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