Senator Bala Na’Allah, representing Kebbi South, said that the killers of his son, Captain Abdulkareem Bala Na’Allah, a pilot, were not armed with guns.
Captain Abdulkareem, a civilian pilot, was strangled and found dead inside his bedroom in his GRA residence, Malali, in Kaduna North Local Government Area on Sunday.
“From the reports received so far, his attackers were not armed with guns. They simply gained access to his house through the roof and strangled him to death. As a family, we will continue to love him, even in death, because he was such a wonderful person in his life.
The neighbour’s security guard found the gate of the deceased pilot’s residence strangely open, hence he raised the alarm, which led to the discovery of the victim’s body in the bedroom
The killers were reported to have gained entrance into the house through the ceiling.
A statement signed by Senator Na’Allah, who is also the Senate Committee Chairman on Air Force, noted that from the briefed received so far, his 36-year-old son’s killers were not armed with guns.
According to Senator Na’Allah, himself a trained pilot, the killers gained access into the son’s house through the roof and strangled him to death.
Na’Allah also expressed the hope that his son’s death would play a major role in “finding solutions to the problem facing our great nation.”
