Police Have Arrested Nine Suspected Attackers Of Ex-CBN Gov Soludo

Nine suspected attackers of former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, have been arrested in Anambra State.

Governor Willie Obiano announced this at Prof Dora Akunyili Women’s Development Centre in Awka

Soludo, the leading governorship aspirant of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), was attacked in Isuofia by some gunmen during a town hall meeting with youths last month.

Three of his police orderlies were killed with others injured but Soludo was shielded off the arena unhurt.

UPDATED: Unknown Gunmen Attack Soludo During Campaign, Two Policemen Shot Dead (Photos)

Commissioner for Public Utilities Emeka Ezenwanne was also kidnapped by the gunmen, who released him after some days.

Obiano spoke at the public presentation: “Governor Willie Obiano: 7 years of delivering good governance in Anambra State written by about ten persons, including Dr Emeka Arinze.

He said: “What happened last month was unfortunate, but let me tell you, we have restrategised and we are coming out like a smoking gun.

“We are not going to take prisoners. The nine people that attacked Prof Soludo are in our net now. We are going to eliminate them. We will go after the others.

UPDATE: Ohanaeze Condemns Attack On Soludo

“We are not going to take prisoners any longer. A special squad has already been put together, and they are already working everywhere.”

He was surrounded by all the service heads in the State, including the Army, Police, Navy, Civil Defence and others.

 

 

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