Imo Police Reveal How Ex Presidential Aide Ahmed Gulak Was Killed

CP Abutu Yaro led Imo State Police Command has revealed how an ex-aide of former President Goodluck Jonathan was shot dead by armed bandits in Owerri, the Imo State capital.

In a statement signed by Force PRO in the state, Bala Elkana, a Superintendent of Police and titled “MURDER OF AHMED GULAK BY ARMED BANDITS” the command maintained the deceased left his hotel before the unfortunate incident without “informing the Police nor sister agencies in view of the fragile security situation in the South East and Imo in particular”.

Here is the statement…

On the 30/5/2021, at about 07:20hrs, armed bandits intercepted and attacked a Toyota Camry cab carrying Ahmed Gulak and two others who were on their way to Sam Mbakwe Airport to catch a flight.

Ahmed Gulak left his room at Protea Hotel without informing the Police nor sister agencies in view of the fragile security situation in the South East and Imo in particular. He left without any security escorts and while the cab driver took irregular route to the airport, six armed bandits who rode in a Toyota Sienna intercepted, identified and shot at Ahmed Gulak at around Umueze Obiangwu in Ngor-Okpala Local Government Area close to the Airport.

The Commissioner of Police Imo CP Abutu Yaro, fdc has directed a discreet investigation into the matter as Tactical and Special forces have been deployed to cordone the area and arrest perpetrators.

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