7 January – Two people are killed in a bomb attack on a school in Bwari, Abuja.[2]
11 January – At least 21 members of the Katsina Community Watch Corps are killed in an ambush by bandits in Baure, Katsina State.[3]
13 January – At least 40 farmers are killed in an attack by suspected Boko Haram militants in Dumba, Borno State.[4]
13 January – At least 16 civilians are killed in an airstrike in Zamfara State. The military says it had accidentally hit the victims during an operation against militants.[5]
18 January –
Nigeria is admitted to BRICS as a "partner country".[6]
13 February – A truck falls into an overpass in Kano, killing 23 and injuring 48.[15]
16 February – At least ten civilians are reported killed in an airstrike in Safana, Katsina State. The military says it had accidentally hit the victims during an operation against rebels.[16]
State authorities confirm an outbreak of meningitis in Kebbi State that has killed at least 26 people since January.[24]
Nigeria reports 535 Lassa fever cases and 98 deaths across 14 states, with a fatality rate of 18.3%, prompting renewed health advisories and contact tracing efforts.[25]
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