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Gunmen Kill Jonathan’s Former Aide, Gulak

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Gunmen Kill Jonathan’s Former Aide, Gulak

 

Gunmen have killed a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Ahmed Gulak in Umueze-Obiangwu community along Sam Mbakwe Airport road in Owerri, Imo state.

Sources told Channels Television that Gulak who was a former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan was heading to the airport when the assailants attacked him and shot him on the spot.

Gulak was trailed from his hotel room to the spot where he was killed.

The late Ahmed Gulak.

 

The Police Public Relations Officer of the Imo Police Command Bala Elkana told  INSTANTnews that he is yet to be briefed on the incident.

Details later…


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