The claims by the Nigerian Police coupled with the video of a truck load of onion being vandalised by some angry youths as  hoodlums who killed Gulaks were false and a misleading information from the Cp of Police in IMO State.

The said event in the video was an event that took place during the end SARs protest and not in any way connected to Gulaks murder.

Nigerians react as to how an assassin on a mission will go about distributing onions to locals from a confiscated trailer waiting for the Police to meet them there.

According to Bala Elkana who is the spokes man of the IMO State Police command, on sighting the Police, the hoodlums providing security coverage to those sharing the onions opened fire on the Police teams.

“The gallant and battle ready Police Officers swiftly returned the fire. The six hoodlums who carried out the killings and four other members of their gang were fatally injured. Three out of the four vehicles used in attacking Gulak were recovered,” he added.

He listed the items recovered from them to include three AK 47 rifles, one pistol, five AK 47 magazines with ninety two rounds of live ammunition and criminal charms.

 

He said:

“the alleged driver who drove late Ahmed Gulak and a co- victim who survived have all identified the dead body of the IPOB/ESN members.”

Globalvoice gathered from a reliable source with names withheld said: "With the statement of the police spokesman, it is very clear that the Nigerian Police have been bought and are out to please their pay master by formulating and feeding Nigerians with lies.

For goodness sake, how long shall we continue to tell Nigerians lies just to please somebody or group of persons to get at others because in the security system, this statement does not  correspond with each other. They should focus on their job and Carry out a professional investigation instead of inciting violence against innocent people. Must they always point accusing fingers on Ipob?" He asked.