News Reports Lawmaker Shot Dead in Enugu by Joshua Biem July 17, 2023 Published by Joshua Biem July 17, 2023 1 A Councilor, Nelson Sylvester, popularly known as Ofunwa, representing Eha-Ulo ward, in Nsukka Local Government Area Legislative Council, Enugu State, has been shot dead. DAILY POST learnt that the lawmaker was murdered by gunmen on Sunday night at his residence in Eha-Alumonah. Although details of the incident are still sketchy, a competent source disclosed that the assailants stormed the lawmaker’s house and started raining bullets on him. He added that the Councilor ran into a neighbouring compound, from where his lifeless body was later recovered. The development has sparked tension in the town and other neighbouring communities. The source, who described the suspected assassination as one too many, added that “it is heartbreaking; it is too hard for us to swallow. We are in deep agony.” DAILY POST put calls across to the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Enugu, DSP Daniel Ndukwe, but he said he was not disposed to answer calls. A text message was then sent to him. He responded thus: “I have not been briefed on such incident. However, I’ll verify and revert back ASAP, please.” Source: Daily Post 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Joshua Biem previous post Panic as Suspected Land Grabbers Clash in Ogun next post Gunmen Kidnap Two in Abuja Community Midnight Raid You may also like Three Sentenced To Death In Iran Over Killing... November 5, 2024 Killers Of Ugandan Olympian Sentenced to 35 years November 5, 2024 Gombe Snakebite Hospital Records Highest Cases In Sub-Saharan... November 5, 2024 Two Arrested For Stripping Teenage Girls Over Alleged... November 5, 2024 NDDC Begins Channelisation Of Creek In Bayelsa, Rivers November 5, 2024 NIGERIA VIOLENT CONFLICT WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT November 5, 2024 Driver killed As Police Rescue 23 Kidnap Victims... November 5, 2024 Kano Gov’t Probes Alleged Assault On Doctor By... November 5, 2024 Police Nab Man For Allegedly Beheading Father Inside... November 5, 2024 Insecurity: Over 20 schools, 23 markets closed in... October 29, 2024