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Gunmen kill serving Army Colonel in Abuja, injure wife, two others
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Gunmen kill serving Army Colonel in Abuja, injure wife, two others

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A serving officer of the Nigerian Army, Colonel Abdussalam Ude, has been killed after gunmen attacked his residence in the Kurudu area of Abuja.

According to sources, the incident happened on Monday evening shortly after the senior military officer returned home from work.

The attackers were reportedly attempting to abduct either the officer or members of his household when the situation turned violent.

Colonel Ude was shot dead during the attack, while his wife, driver, and security guard suffered gunshot wounds.

The injured victims were rushed to a hospital, where they are receiving medical attention.

Authorities have yet to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the incident, and the motive behind the attack has not been officially confirmed.

Security agencies, alongside military authorities, have launched investigations to track down those responsible for the killing.

Colonel Ude, an indigene of Enugu State, served in the Nigerian Army Intelligence Corps and occupied several key intelligence and counter-terrorism positions during his years of service.

He was involved in military operations against insurgents in the North-East and also undertook international assignments in the Republic of Chad and France, where he supported intelligence and security cooperation initiatives.

Colleagues reportedly described him as a committed and highly professional officer.

As of the time this report was filed, the Nigerian Army had not released an official statement on the incident, while investigations remain ongoing.

Gunmen kill serving Army Colonel in Abuja, injure wife, two others

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