In a series of tweets, the former Vice President lamented that killings have reached a pandemic level.
Atiku Abubakar
A former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, has condemned the assassination of a former presidential aide, Ahmed Gulak by some unknown gunmen in Imo state.
Atiku said the spate of killings would stop when security agencies start holding people accountable.
In a series of tweets, the former Vice President lamented that killings have reached a pandemic level.
According to Atiku: “The spate of killings across the country should be a source of concern to every Nigerian. These needless killings have reached pandemic levels.
“The killings in Benue and shooting to death of former presidential adviser, Ahmed Gulak by yet-to-be-identified persons stands condemned.
“Unless, and until relevant agencies begin to hold persons accountable for their crimes, others will be emboldened to tread the same path of criminality.”
Gulak was killed by armed men said to be bandits on Sunday in Imo State.