At least 137 cases of terror and kidnapping attacks were recorded across 34 states and the Federal Capital Territory within a four-week period, highlighting the spread of insecurity across Nigeria.

Data compiled from across the country shows that incidents of violence occurred in multiple regions, reflecting the nationwide scope of the security situation.

The figures were collated by Sunday Vanguard based on reports from different states.

The report indicates that insecurity remains a major concern affecting several parts of Nigeria, with incidents ranging from kidnappings to armed attacks on communities.

According to the data, Borno, Benue and Ondo states recorded some of the highest number of incidents and were among the worst affected during the period under review.

The report highlighted that the attacks involved varying patterns of violence, including abductions and assaults on communities.

The distribution of incidents across 34 states shows that the security challenges are not limited to a single region but spread across different parts of the country.

The incidents were recorded across both northern and southern states, including the Federal Capital Territory. The wide geographic coverage underscores the reach of security challenges within the country.

The data reflects a pattern of recurring attacks within the four-week period, with multiple states reporting cases of kidnapping and violent assaults.

The number of incidents recorded within a short period highlights the scale of security concerns across Nigeria. It also reflects the pressure on security agencies managing threats across multiple regions.

The report underscores the need for continued monitoring and response to incidents affecting communities nationwide.