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On Sunday, November 9, 2025, tensions broke out along Onitsha Road in Anambra State when some Nigerian Army members allegedly opened fire on police officers who were returning from election duty.
According to information received, the conflict took place at a military checkpoint, when officials from both security agencies got into a fight before the soldiers allegedly opened fire on the police officers.
According to one of the impacted police officers who contacted with SaharaReporters, the altercation abruptly intensified.
We had a disagreement with Army officials at a military checkpoint on our way back from the Anambra State election. They started shooting at us before we realized what was happening, he claimed.
One officer was shot in the chest, he said, and numerous other officers were hurt.
One of us was shot in the chest, and numerous other police officers were hurt. As we speak, a riot has been sparked by the problem. He continued, “We have also requested backup.
The incident happened within hours after Anambra State’s governorship election on November 8, 2025, which resulted in a large-scale deployment of security forces.
Approximately 45,000 police officers were reportedly assigned to keep the peace throughout the drill.
With 422,664 votes, All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) incumbent governor Charles Soludo won the election.
Paul Chukwuma of the Young Progressives Party (YPP) received 37,753 votes, while Nicholas Ukachukwu of the All Progressives Congress (APC), his closest rival, received 99,445.
8,208 votes were cast for African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate John Nwosu.
After the incident, police reportedly mobilized reinforcements to the scene, sparking a brawl.
Neither the Nigerian Army nor the Police High Command had released an official comment regarding the conflict as of the time of publication.
Concerns over interagency coordination during national missions are raised by the occurrence, which heightens tension in the state following the election.
