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Uzodinma disagrees with Police, absolves IPOB from Gulak’s killing, says it has political undertone

Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State on Monday disagreed with the conclusion of the Nigeria Police that members of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) killed former Presidential aide and All Progressive Congress (APC), Ahmed Gulak, saying that it has political undertone.

Governor Uzodinma said at a press conference in Owerri, the State capital that from all indications, “his gruesome murder appears to be a clear case of political assassination.”

According to the Governor, “Alhaji Ahmed Gulak was in Imo State for a national assignment. He came to Owerri with the Senate Committee on Constitutional Amendment. Being a humble man, he chose to travel incognito according to his friend who was with him. Someone must have trailed him from the hotel to the airport. That is exactly why his gruesome murder appears to be a clear case of political assassination.

“The brutal and callous assassination of Alhaji Ahmed Gulak yesterday, Sunday, May 30th, 2021 on his way to the Sam Mbakwe Cargo Airport, is painful because he did not deserve to die that way.

“The death of this compatriot is a personal loss to me because he was an invaluable friend and brother whose sense of justice, fairness and uprightness endeared him to me. I was shocked to my marrows when the sad news of his callous murder was broken to me.

“I was getting ready to go to church when the sad news came and I could not attend the service again. It was simply one of the most devastating news I have heard in my life and I am yet to recover from the shock. It remains a puzzle to me why anyone would want to murder him in this gruesome and vicious manner.”

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