Lagos: Nigeria is facing a renewed wave of violent attacks that have shaken communities, disrupted schools and raised questions about the country’s security preparedness. In the past week, a church attack in Kwara state and a major school kidnapping in Niger state have intensified pressure on authorities.

The latest incident occurred in Eruku town on November 18, when armed men entered a church during an evening service. Two people were killed and several others, including the pastor, were taken away by the attackers.

Security forces have launched a search operation, but there has been no confirmation of arrests or the location of those abducted.

Following the incident, local authorities temporarily closed schools in several districts of Kwara state, citing fears of further attacks by

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