(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Federal Government has blamed the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, for the murder of Chike Akunyili, the widower of the late Director-General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, Prof. Dora Akunyili,Presidential Aide, Ahmad Gulak, and 184 others. This findings is according to […]
Chiemelie Ezeobi in collaboration with Christopher Isiguzo and Gideon Arinze in Enugu State, David-Chyddy Eleke in Anambra State, Emmanuel Ugwu-Nwogo in Abia State, Benjamin Nworie in Ebonyi State and Amby Uneze in Imo State report that the rising insecurity in the South-east occasioned by attacks on security and public infrastructure and acts of extra-judicial killings have turned the region into a hotbed of violence
Undoubtedly, the growing security threats from Nigeria’s South-east region gives cause for concern. But it was not always so. Until recently, the South-east region was arguably the most peaceful part of the country, but now, it has evolved into a hotbed of violence targeting state security institutions by armed men popularly referred to as unknown gunmen.
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Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodinma, has elougized the slain ex-Presidential Aide to former President Goodluck Jonathan, Ahmed Gulak for being on the side of truth and unity at all times.
Governor Uzodinma spoke on Wednesday, when he paid a condolence visit to the family of the late Ahmed Gulak, which was contained in a statement made available to DAILY POST on Wednesday,.
He urged the family to be strong and united as always.
Ahmed Gulak, according to report, was shot dead on Sunday on his way to Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport enroute Abuja after a visit to Imo State.
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IGBOs under the aegis of the Adamawa State chapter of Igbo Cultural Association, have bemoaned the sudden death of a former Presidential Adviser, Alhaji Ahmed Gulak, who was assassinated in Owerri, Imo State, last week.
President of the cultural association, Chief Fidelis Umeh, expressed ICA’s grief over the demise of the late politician, on Saturday, telling reporters soon after the visit, that Igbo’s living in the state had no fear for their safety as was being speculated in some quarters.
Gulak’s murder had raised fears of a possible reprisal, in parts of the North.