Former NCC Boss Nnamah Assassinated By Gun Men In Nibo ,Anambra Community

                                        

Tragedy struck at Nibo community, Awka South local government Area, Anambra state when unknown gun men suspected to be members of the community struck and killed the former Chairman of the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC), Dr Emma Nnamah .

                            

odogwuemekaodogwu.com learnt that Nnamah was accosted by his attackers when entering the compound of her late Aunty for a meeting for her burial. They asked him to lie down  but he allegedly queried them on why he should lie down as an Onowu  of Nibo but he was shot badly and was rushed to the hospital where he died. 

President General of the Community , Okey Goodluck Nwankwo broke the news of the death of Nnamah even as the Police spokesperson Emeka Chukwuemeka said he is CPS and would find out as at the time of going to the press.

Nwankwo said the entire membership and leadership of Nibo union worldwide was diversated by that wicked act. 

                             

Since the his killing police men have taken over the community in search of suspects as family members including drivers are allegedly fingered following the plans for renovation of the house preparatory for the burial. The robbers were asking for the money before the ugly encounter that led to the death of Late Nnamah. . Information had it that he came back from Umuahia for the meeting.   

Sources said Nnamah went to her mothers village Umuka, Ezeawulu Village for discussions on the burial of her mothers sister, his aunty Late Mrs Ezekwe whose husband was the late first Igbo Physician in Igbo land , Late Dr Philip Ezekwe. He died during the war.  

One of her daughters is Carol Nduaguba of FRCN and her son , Ejiofor Ezekwe ,former Chairman of African Continental Bank .

Nnamah until his death was the Owelle of Nibo and was also former Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA), Chairman and is a Chief from Umuanum village, Nibo. 

Picture is Nibo People with the PG and Monarch