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Following the voluntary surrender of several terrorists in Akpabuyo Local Government Area under the state government’s amnesty program, the Nigerian Army reported a significant peace breakthrough in Cross River State.
The terrorists emerged from their hideouts in the early hours of January 16, 2026, and put down their weapons at Atimbo Rear Area, Operation OKWOK, in Akpabuyo LGA, according to a statement released on Friday by the Nigerian Army’s Headquarters 13 Brigade.
Major Yemi Sokoya, Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, Headquarters 13 Brigade, Nigerian Army, signed the statement.
The Army claimed that the insurgents were divided into two groups.
39 fighters were offered for the amnesty program by the first group, which was led by ThankGod Ebikontei, also known as Ayibanuagha.
There were forty-one fighters from the second camp, which was led by John Isaac, also called Akpokolo. The squad is also referred to as the Border Boys or the Akpokolo Marine Forces.
A cache of weapons, ammunition, and other items, including three AK-47 rifles, two pump-action guns, one Mark 4 rifle, one G3 rifle, twelve single-barrel guns, ten AK-47 magazines, three speedboats, four boat engines, one C4 explosive charge, nineteen rounds of 7.62mm NATO ammunition, and eighty-four Dengun cartridges, were voluntarily turned over by the militants during the exercise.
A variety of military kits, tools, and locally made guns and attachments were among the other items found.
Brigadier General P.O. Alimikhena, the commander of 13 Brigade Nigerian Army, spoke about the development and called the surrender a significant milestone for boosting confidence.
Alimikhena stated, “This voluntary surrender and acceptance of amnesty by these former militants clearly demonstrates that sustained military operations, combined with constructive engagement and strong collaboration with the Cross River State Government and other security agencies, remain effective tools for restoring peace.”
He went on to say that the Brigade would support legal efforts to reintegrate repentant youth and guarantee long-term stability within its sphere of influence, all the while maintaining a safe environment.
The militants were given to the Cross River State Government’s Rapid Response Team after completing the amnesty procedure, and the Department of State Services is currently profiling them in the Muka Sam Hotel in Ikot Ansa, Calabar.
The Army praised the Cross River State Government, led by Governor Bassey Edet Otu, for its dedication to peace and security, pointing out that the program’s success was largely due to the state’s proactive involvement and coordination.
The statement urged the public to continue providing security agencies with timely and reliable information while reiterating the Nigerian Army’s commitment to consolidating the gains made and avoiding a return to criminal activity.
