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BREAKING: Gunmen Kill Ex Enugu Commissioner, Brother
Unknown Gunmen have reportedly shot dead a former Commissioner in Enugu, Chief Gab Onuzuluike and his brother.
According to multiple sources, the former Commissioner who had served as Local Government Chairman of Oji-River was shot dead alongside his brother for reason yet to established.
Available information shows they were returning from a burial ceremony when they were waylaid within Oji-River.
The brother was reportedly shot dead at the spot while the commissioner was whisked away and later killed and his vehicle taken away.
A police source who confirmed the report however disclosed that two of the gunmen where shot dead and the vehicle and of.their guns recovered.
They were said to have run into a police checkpoint who opened fire on them following radio communication.
Details later…
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