Violent clashes between ethnic groups leave 20 dead in Nigeria

At least 20 people were killed in clashes between two local communities in central Nigeria after violence erupted.

The fighting broke out between the Kambari and Fulani ethnic groups in Niger State, with residents reporting gunfire and deadly confrontations.

Federal lawmaker Jafar Muhammad, who represents the Borgu constituency, confirmed the initial death toll and called for the immediate deployment of security forces.

Tensions over resources and longstanding local disputes continue to fuel clashes between farming and pastoral communities across the region.

Security forces are expected to reinforce local garrisons to prevent further violence and possible retaliatory attacks.

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