Chief Medical Director of the Federal Medical Centre, Azare, Bauchi state, Dr Musa Mohammed, was on Sunday abducted and killed by unidentified gunmen.
The gunmen were said to have escaped after the dastardly acts.
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Hassan Auyo, confirmed the incident.
He said, “About four hoodlums first abducted the chief Medical Director of the Federal Medical Center, Azare and later killed him while some hoodlums also robbed the district head of Yamai, Alhaji Manu Adamu, before killing him.
“The hoodlums escaped through the bush immediately after carrying out the deadly acts.”
Auyo said the police had commenced investigation into the incident, assuring that the culprits would be apprehended very soon to face the law.
The police spokesman enjoined the public to give information to the police that could lead to the arrest of perpetrators.
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