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Police confirm IPOB/ESN as killers of Gulak

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeMay 31, 2021Updated:May 31, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Imo Police Command has confirmed that members of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and Eastern Security Network, ESN, actually killed Goodluck Jonathan’s former political adviser, Ahmad Gulak Sunday morning in Owerri.

The former presidential aide was reported to be ambushed and killed along Imo Airport road on Obiangwu Junction at Ngor~okpala LGA of Imo state on Sunday.

A statement by the spokesperson of the command, SP Bala Elkana says operatives of the command launched a manhunt for the criminals after the driver of the vehicle conveying Gulak to the airport was interviewed and the description of the vehicles of his killers obtained.

According to him, the vehicles mentioned by the driver as used by the IPOB/ESN included one Toyota Camry 2005 Silver colour, Toyota Sienna 1998 Model Gold Color, Toyota Hilux White color and Lexus RX 330 Gold Color.

“On 30th May, 2021 following a distress received by the Command on the gruesome murder of Ahmed Gulak, Police Special Forces made up of Intelligence Response Team (IRT), Police Mobile Force (PMF) and Tactical Units from the command were deployed to the scene at Obiangwu Junction at Ngorokpala LGA of Imo state. The teams were given a clear instruction to identify and apprehend the perpetrators of the act with a view of bringing them to justice.

“Eye witnesses account, especially the account given by the driver of the vehicle that was conveying Ahmed Gulak to the Airport before the attack, gave a vivid description of the assailants and the vehicles they used in carrying out the attack.

“The assailants were said to have used a Toyota Camry 2005 model with silver color; Toyota Sienna 1998 Model with golden color; Toyota Hilux with white color; and a Lexus RX 330 with golden Color. (Registration numbers are withheld for security reasons).

“Having established the identity of the assailants and the description of the vehicles used in carrying out the attack, the teams further got details of the direction the hoodlums have taken. With further leads, the team was able to establish the location of suspects.

“The suspects were rounded up at Afor Enyiogugu junction in Aboh-Mbaise local government area. The hoodlums where met distributing onions to locals from a trailer they confiscated. The trailer was loaded with onions from the Northern region of Nigeria.

“On sighting the Police, the hoodlums providing security coverage to those sharing the onions opened fire on the Police teams. The gallant and battle ready Police officers swiftly returned the fire. The six hoodlums who carried out the killings and four other members of their gang were fatally injured. Three out of the four vehicles used in attacking Gulak were recovered.

“Three AK 47 Rifles, one Pistol, five AK 47 magazines with 92 rounds of live ammunition and criminal charms were recovered. The assailants were identified as members of the proscribed IPOB and ESN.

“The driver who drove late Ahmed Gulak and a co- victim who survived have all identified the dead body of the IPOB/ESM members positively as their attackers and also identified the three vehicles recovered as those used by the attackers. During the encounter, two of the police armored personnel carriers (APC) were riddled with bullets but survived the gun battle,” the statement by Elkana said.

The Commissioner of Police, CP Abutu Yaro commended the effort of the team and admonished them to continue to protect the public space.

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