On 5 June 2022, alleged Fulani militants killed thirty-two civilians in four villages in the Kajuru area of Kaduna State, Nigeria.
[2] Prior to the attack, bandits abducted 14 people from a train station at the town of Idon, also in the Kajuru area.
[3] According to locals, the militants attacked four villages in the Kajuru area - Ugwan Gamu, Dogon Noma, Ungwan Sarki, and Maikori.
[3] The attack began around noon on June 5, where around 450 militants stormed Dogon Noma and Ungwan Gamu on 150 motorcycles, burning down houses and gathering people out of their homes.
[8] Leaders in the Adara community, where the villages are located, corroborated claims of the helicopter attack, although this was denied by the Nigerian government.