Former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria Professor Charles Soludo was this afternoon attacked by unknown gunmen in Anambra State.
READ: Former CBN Governor, Charles Soludo Finally Joins Anambra Governorship Race Under APGA
Soludo was attacked in his home communityUmueze in Isuofia while having an interactive session with some members of the community.
Two policemen were killed in the process.
READ: Soludo Says He Will Empower One Million Youths Annually If Elected As Anambra Governor
The whereabouts of the former CBN boss is unknown.
The latest attack is coming some months to the governorship election in the state slated for November later in the year and it is not clear if the attack is connected to the political activities in the state.
Meanwhile, Nigerian Army Storms Onitsha, Creates Many Roadblocks In Search Of ESN Operatives.
The military men were reportedly deployed to arrest ESN operatives who have been alleged to be the rampaging gunmen killing security operatives and carting away heavy arms and ammunition from police stations in the state.
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We told these guys to please fix this country when these gun men where dealing mercilessly with the poor masses. But they felt they are in safe heavens and didn't bother. Now the heat is turned on them. Let's be watching as it unfolds. It's either they wake up and start fixing things or I foresee them running away for their dear lives.
May God help us
Gunmen now rules. Could this be politically motivated?