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How gunmen located retired AVM Mohammed Maisaka, shot him dead

 

Some gunmen on Tuesday morning, at 2 am, stormed the residence of retired Air Vice-Marshal Mohammed Maisaka at Makarfi Road, Rigasa in Rivers State.

When DAILYPOST visited the residence around 1.00 pm on Tuesday, everywhere remained calm, as few people were seeing discussing in groups.

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A source told DAILYPOST that: “How they gained entrance into the compound, went straight to the boys quarter remain a mystery.

“They didn’t break the gate, as it remained closed. They went to the boys’ quarter where they first picked his physiotherapist, who is also a Nigerian Airforce Personnel.”

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He said the gunmen believed that as a physiotherapist to Maisaka, who was paralyzed from a medical condition for about three years and in rehabilitation, he should know where he is being kept.

Due to fear, he led them to the room, where they shot both of them dead.

The sister pleaded with gunmen to also kill her, but they responded, “we did not come for you.”

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The Kaduna State Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Muhammad Jalige, confirmed the incident, adding that the deceased’s gateman suffered injuries in the attack.

Source: DailyPost

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