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Remembering the Aluu 4 exactly two years after
by Adedayo Ademuwagun This month made it exactly two years since four young men were viciously murdered in Aluu, a community in Rivers state. The young men were reportedly students…
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Ife Adebayo: Nigeria – Corruption in the absence of conscience (Y! Politico)
by Ife Adebayo These are important questions to ponder on. What fuels your fight against corruption, what fuels your acts of corruption? Is the Nigerian conscience present? Or is the…
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Boko dirge – We are not terrorists
by Dr Soyombo Ayomikun 'Western Education' was once the toast on our lips We dreamt of the day when we'll be able to write 'food' & 'smile' Then after drinking…
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Opinion: I shed hot tears for Nigeria’s future
by Akan Imoh Our students are at home, our poor lecturers are hungry, yet it is the least of worries for those in power. How can the education of our…
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Opinion: Who are we? We are no longer normal
by Dolapo Aina Justice most of the time is sold to the highest bidder and the law is simply a mirage. “Who are we? We are no longer normal.... Nigeria…
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Not again: 4 men burnt to death in another case of jungle justice (GRAPHIC PHOTOS)
by Isi Esene Reports say four men who allegedly went for a robbery operation around Vono street in the Mushin area of Lagos were earlier on Saturday burnt to death…
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#GrippingTales: Before we nail Aluu to the cross, we are all guilty
by Editi Effiong But guilt is easier to share behind the anonymity of community. So I will face my shame, the I too, am guilty. Not the broad guilt of…
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Why Nigeria needs a Mob Justice Prohibition Bill NOW #Aluu4
by Okechukwu Ofili “Every person has a right to life, and no one shall be deprived intentionally of his life, save in execution of the sentence of a court in…
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Hauwa Gambo: Of Omojuwa and those like him (YNaija FrontPage)
But, you see, unlike Omojuwa and his passionate young friends, they actually end up doing nothing. It’s all sound and fury, signifying nonsense, masking their own impotence. They are…
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“Policemen were there when they lynched my son” – Mother of #Aluu4 victim
by Stanley Azuakola Chinwe Biringa, mother of Chiadika Biringa, one of the four University of Port Harcourt students lynched last week at Aluu community by a mob spoke via telephone…
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#ALUU4: UNIPORT students burn houses, as Aluu traditional ruler appears in court
Students on rampage. by Isi Esene Reports say several houses have been torched in Omuokiri-Aluu community by protesting students of the University of Port Harcourt to express their grievances over…
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Opinion: The senseless Aluu circus
by Richard Odilu Remains of a victim of jungle justice in Cameroon ...what was very disturbing was that I noticed in the video that the perpetrators enjoyed the show like…
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SNAPSHOT: Agonised mother of #Aluu4 – “When we got there, one of them was still breathing”
by Hauwa Gambo Nigerians will not get over this terrible set of events anytime soon. Jane Toku, the mother of Lloyd, one of the four undergraduates of the University of…
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Iyinoluwa Aboyeji: #ALUU4: The savagery, the remedies (YNaija Frontpage)
The second lesson is that social media is becoming an important tool for monitoring not just the misdeeds of our leaders but those of fellow citizens (or savages?). “We are…
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Opinion: Thank you Nigeria, Nigerians are now lawless
by Olisa Ezeanya If I can provide my own water, provide my own electricity; if I have to pay for security and 'ndi nche'; then, I can as well execute…
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Jungle: Three UNIPORT students burnt to death for allegedly stealing laptops (PHOTO)
by Akan Ido Three students of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) were reportedly burnt to death by a mob on Friday at Aluu Community for allegedly stealing phones and…
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