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Nigerian Army opens investigation into alleged sexual abuse involving serving officer

The Army said it will cooperate with civil authorities and act on any findings after the probe, which it says must protect due process.

  • On Friday, the Nigerian Army announced an investigation into sexual abuse allegations involving Captain Etim Essien, a serving officer at Headquarters 3 Division in Jos, Plateau State.
  • Acting Deputy Director of Army Public Relations Lieutenant Colonel Olumide Victor Olukoya disclosed the probe, emphasizing the organization's commitment to discipline and respect for human dignity.
  • Military officials are cooperating fully with civil authorities investigating the matter, with the inquiry conducted in accordance with existing laws and military regulations.
  • Army officials treat allegations involving minors or vulnerable persons with utmost seriousness, urging the public to refrain from circulating unverified information that could compromise privacy.
  • Any personnel found to have acted contrary to established service regulations will be dealt with appropriately upon investigation conclusion, the Army stated, signaling accountability mechanisms.
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Daily Post Nigeria broke the news in Nigeria on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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