vanbonattel:


So he should hide the identity of the criminal because he is from your region?

Mustay:

Firstly, I don't do tribal rants. So if you think I'll be lured by such, no vex, wrong number.

Secondly, you do not just swallow information given to you at face value. This could have been anyone, just anyone. The person the OP is calling Hausa may just have been Kanuri, Fulani or even a non-Nigerian. The OP could be of the opinion that just because he speaks what sounds to him like Hausa, he is Hausa.

Thirdly, this is still irresponsible reportage. It's really at this stage I support a regulation on the use of social media. What identity is the dead man? How has the picture helped you? Are you a medical expert or police man? Who knew what transpired to determine who is a criminal or otherwise.

Lastly, I understand the trend we have here on NL. There's so much hate around that bigotry is publicly celebrated and encouraged. Even the few who pretend to respect human lives lose it when someone from their tribe is involved irrespective of whether the subject is right or wrong. Pfffft!

Mustay:
Aside the insensitivity of the OP towards human life and dignity by posting these pictures, I get perplexed when I see narrations colored in tribes.

This is just your account of the story and one does not know what transpired in reality. If a journalist or investigator goes to the scene, you'd hear different narrations. It could have been anything that occurred amongst the parties but this stupid trend of emphasising tribes adds to senseless retaliation and killings. It appears a lot of this generation are not aware of how similar reportage in the 60s contrubuted to the civil war.

A Hausa man this, an Ibibio man that - apparently, the value people place on human lives is all lost when they give emphasis on the categorisation of the carcasses.

ProfessorPeter:
bros, you don toast a girl before and she no gree for you? If yes, did you kill her? If no, would you be happy if the said girl is your sister and she was brutally murdered by a heartless fellow? before you judge people for "senseless retaliations and killings" put yourself in their shoes. I don't pray it happen to your sister or your girl friend but when it happened, call the killer and give him the highest chieftaincy in your State of Osun

Mustay:

Firstly, I don't do tribal rants. So if you think I'll be lured by such, no vex, wrong number.

Secondly, you do not just swallow information given to you at face value. This could have been anyone, just anyone. The person the OP is calling Hausa may just have been Kanuri, Fulani or even a non-Nigerian. The OP could be of the opinion that just because he speaks what sounds to him like Hausa, he is Hausa.

Thirdly, this is still irresponsible reportage. It's really at this stage I support a regulation on the use of social media. What identity is the dead man? How has the picture helped you? Are you a medical expert or police man? Who knew what transpired to determine who is a criminal or otherwise.

Lastly, I understand the trend we have here on NL. There's so much hate around that bigotry is publicly celebrated and encouraged. Even the few who pretend to respect human lives lose it when someone from their tribe is involved irrespective of whether the subject is right or wrong. Pfffft!

tbaba1234:
One man committed a crime and the whole community is paying the price.That's unfair.

freshvine:

Playing emotional card without condemning the action of the barbaric individual is myopic.

LastMumu:
You just know how bleeped up a country is when people are more interested and happy about the numbers of deaths & casualties recorded by two tribes in an avoidable fracas than they are in the fact human lives have just been wasted.

12 lives cut short just like that, breadwinners, mother, fathers, futures of tomorrow all violently killed without remorse and or second thought.

Everywhere I look in this country, all I see is violence.

Mustay:


I suggest you read that post again. Apparently, your deductions from the post has skewed into another drivel. I'd rather rely on professional reportage than 'true stories'.

freshvine:



My dear friend, no one cares about his tribe.

freshvine:


You see two female corpse lying down and you're asking for professional reportage?


Which is more professional to you than an eye witness account??

Mustay:


I suggest you read that post again. Apparently, your deductions from the post has skewed into another drivel. I'd rather rely on professional reportage than 'true stories'.

Mustay:

Firstly, I don't do tribal rants. So if you think I'll be lured by such, no vex, wrong number.

Secondly, you do not just swallow information given to you at face value. This could have been anyone, just anyone. The person the OP is calling Hausa may just have been Kanuri, Fulani or even a non-Nigerian. The OP could be of the opinion that just because he speaks what sounds to him like Hausa, he is Hausa.

Thirdly, this is still irresponsible reportage. It's really at this stage I support a regulation on the use of social media. What identity is the dead man? How has the picture helped you? Are you a medical expert or police man? Who knew what transpired to determine who is a criminal or otherwise.

Lastly, I understand the trend we have here on NL. There's so much hate around that bigotry is publicly celebrated and encouraged. Even the few who pretend to respect human lives lose it when someone from their tribe is involved irrespective of whether the subject is right or wrong. Pfffft!

cutelover19:

oga what's your own with professional reportage? eye witness account was given, I'm guessing you're a hypocritical northerner who wouldn't want the north dragged into controversy so you want "professional reportage" to downplay the ethnicity of the murderer. I know your type and this emphasizes the truth of injustice again the igbos in Nigeria. I bet if it were the opposite, you'd have gone amok on how an igbo killed a Hausa and all. don't bother to quote me, i won't gratify your hypocrisy with a response. goodbye

Mustay:

You see two female corpses lying down and you want to draw conclusion by a third party account? I can bet you that if you go there, you'd get different narrations but at least, one variable will be consistent.

I still tell you that anything could have occurred amongst this three and this could be or not be anything related to the OP's account.

freshvine:


The young hausa man that did this crime obviously had been brainwashed and told by whoever to do whatever he can do that he'll surely get away with it. He was obviously waiting for protection but the locals was smarter than him and his cohorts. If he has succeeded and got protected, the narrative would have turned to : Boko haram member on the run kills mother and daughter in imo state by the government and it would've collaborate the initial assertion that Imo state was to be attacked by Boko haram

Mustay:


A lot of injustices occur in this country, thus the need to execute justice by some of our people. What I think you are getting wrong is the premise of my post. I don't rush into conclusions but I'd rather read this kind of news with a 'source' rather than relying on a 'true story'. It is the same country a lot of us have been feeding on hearsays and taking it as facts.

That someone killed another person is not something I will support but I'm more interested in a professional reportage of the incident. This has got nothing to do with supporting any of the parties. There's nothing wrong in questioning the information you see before rushing to conclusions.

LastMumu:


Lies! Would the fracas have been this full blown had it been the culprit was Igbo from another state or say Edo? Would they have gone on such a reprisal attack?

There is just so much hatred and violence everywhere, innocent lives lost. The Fulanis hate the Igbos, the Igbos hate the Hausas, the Hausas hate the Igbos. Hate, hate hate, this country is doomed mehn!

Macelliot:

Mumu!
If an Igbo dude did this in the North, the entire life of all the Igbos in the 19 northern states would be endangered..
Hausa/fulanis and blood-sucking are twin.

RIP to the dead.

Byko899:
if you find any professional news that is 98% different from my story,inform me I will send you 2k recharge card with an apology too. something I witness first hand, though people like me hate sight of blood,I stayed a little distance while my friend who has stronger hearth take the pictures,the DPO being an Hausa man knows there was little he could do when he tried to move the corps and the youths resisted ,that he might bury them in the bush and claim nothing happened, he left ,rushed to the markets and inform the Hausa there to Run, the victims were those people on bike and the people in there house who does not know what was happening.
Heaven bear me witness that I can never support wasting human lives like this,blood is something that is very powerful,it has the capacity to hunt both the perpetrator and the children

Mustay:
Aside the insensitivity of the OP towards human life and dignity by posting these pictures, I get perplexed when I see narrations colored in tribes.

This is just your account of the story and one does not know what transpired in reality. If a journalist or investigator goes to the scene, you'd hear different narrations. It could have been anything that occurred amongst the parties but this stupid trend of emphasising tribes adds to senseless retaliation and killings. It appears a lot of this generation are not aware of how similar reportage in the 60s contrubuted to the civil war.

A Hausa man this, an Ibibio man that - apparently, the value people place on human lives is all lost when they give emphasis on the categorisation of the carcasses.

Byko899:
Akokwa in IMO state

Alikote:
like wise if an ibo is hanged in indonasia to,drugs international commity all call us nigerians and we,suffer srutinity because of ibo and drugs