Killers of Abuja preacher won't go unpunished - Buhari

The federal government vowed that the killers of the Ekiti-State-born preacher with the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Evangelist, Eunice Elisha Olawale, in Kubwa area of the Federal Capital Territory will not go unpunished.
President Muhamadu Buhari, represented by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir David Lawal, made the promise during the burial service held in RCCG FCT 2 Provincial Headquarters in Kubwa.
The 42-year-old mother of seven was murdered while preaching in the Gbazango -West area of Kubwa, a satellite town, in the Bwari Area Council on Saturday, July 9 2016.
Meanwhile, tears flowed on Saturday at the Gudu Cemetery in the FCT, where the deceased was buried.
While paying their last respect to their mother, the children of the deceased performed the 'ash to ash' ceremony at the cemetery and wept uncontrollably.
Some sympathisers who could not hold back themselves joined them to mourn the deceased who was described as a martyr.
Lawal said, "As a government, we want to inform you that all the perpetrators of this act will not go free and will be brought to book. All Nigerians should be safe and free to practice their religion anywhere. Government's resolve is to fish out the perpetrators. We pray to God not only to forgive them, but pray that the perpetrators seek for repentance. On behalf of the President and the Federal Republic of Nigeria, may God console you.