Gunmen kill at least 30 people in Nigeria’s northwestern Zamfara state, according to a security report prepared for the United Nations and seen by news agencies. The report says the victims were traveling along a highway late on Sunday when they were ambushed by an armed group locally described as “bandits.” It states that the attackers killed 30 individuals, including civilians, hunters, and a community protection guard. The reports also describe the incident as occurring in the context of ongoing insecurity in the region, where armed groups carry out attacks on travellers. No further details about the attackers’ identities, the exact location of the ambush, or any arrests were provided in the accounts summarized. The UN-linked report is the main source of the figures and victim categories cited. The incident is reported as a significant mass-casualty attack in Zamfara, underscoring persistent security challenges in Nigeria’s northwest.