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Timothy Daniel, 13, was tragically killed by a soldier on watch duty in the Ikot Abasi Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State. The Nigerian Army has opened an investigation into the incident.
The incident, which happened early on January 1, 2026, along Akongntekong Road in Ete, caused tension and anger in the neighborhood.
Captain Lawal Mohamed, the Army Public Relations Officer for 2 Brigade, Mbiokporo, confirmed the development and stated that the Military Police have formally taken over the case.
“The Military Police handled the event and are currently conducting an inquiry. He promised that due process will be observed.
Witnesses claim that the shooting happened at around 12:05 a.m. while the victim and his 15-year-old sister, Miracle Daniel, were making their way home from a crossover service at Mount Zion Full Gospel Church.
Anthony Akpan, a local, informed Channels TV that Miracle had momentarily crossed the street close to the late former clan leader Clement Idemudo’s home, which is said to be a property housing expats.
According to Akpan, Miracle was approached inappropriately by a soldier stationed at the house. The soldier allegedly grew hostile and threatened her when she objected and spoke up.
A heated argument apparently resulted with Timothy, who had been waiting nearby, confronting the soldier about the harassment.
When the soldier allegedly discharged his pistol and shot Timothy dead, the situation reportedly got worse. It was said that the adolescent instantly passed away.
According to Akpan’s account, “the soldier then withdrew into the compound while other security personnel arrived later and removed the boy’s body.”
The murder caused fear and interfered with local New Year’s celebrations. Akpan further disclosed that during the ensuing disturbances, a car owned by Obong Uyai Udoiwod, a former political advisor to the chairman of the Ikot Abasi Local Government, was wrecked.
