Omo nothing ooo

They even went to MTN to track but no trace.

Be careful out there guys, this thing has been happening for years.

Check google *Missing OAU Professor* you would read the full story.

luminouz:


What dafuq? Wasn't he traced?

How can he just disappear?

iampeterben:
Dead zone keep off and the property need to be confiscated to the government of Akwa Ibom State.

is the criminal the owner of the property ?

Flexherbal:
What type of punishment do you think is good for this kind of person?



#JusticeForHinyUmoren

The killer should be stoned to death.

Larrykaysail:
is the criminal the owner of the property ?

Yes

IamAsiri:


The right word is no longer "could". 12 already discovered shallow graves with bones? Countless sandals and several books with different names? It "holds" the key.

True, but 12 bones identified as who? That's what the forensics will unravel.

macaranta:

True, but 12 bones identified as who? That's what the forensics will unravel.

I didn't say 12 bones. I said 12 shallow graves containing bones (because a body once decomposed will only leave bones). Nobody said bones were mixed up. An old grave, if exhumed, will contain only bones.

IamAsiri:


I didn't say 12 bones. I said 12 shallow graves containing bones (because a body once decomposed will only leave bones). Nobody said bones were mixed up. An old grave, if exhumed, will contain only bones.

I know we are both saying Same thing, the 12 graves if I'm not mistaken will still contain unknown people, so the forensics will do their job (DNA matching, again not sure if we have that capacity here) then cross reference it with open missing person cases in uyo and environs for possible closure. That's my point

macaranta:

I know we are both saying Same thing, the 12 graves if I'm not mistaken will still contain unknown people, so the forensics will do their job (DNA matching, again not sure if we have that capacity here) then cross reference it with open missing person cases in uyo and environs for possible closure. That's my point

Okay. I am just saying it no longer the case of "could". Some may get unraveled a little bit using those books, even if their bodies can no longer be found.

Op where is the 12 graves and bones?

Flexherbal:
What type of punishment do you think is good for this kind of person?



#JusticeForHinyUmoren

1. He should be crucified (i.e nailed on a cross) or
2. He should be taken to the electric chair
I will go with number 2

iampeterben:
Dead zone keep off and the property need to be confiscated to the government of Akwa Ibom State.

Mass beating and watch a 10 year old bull mastiff bit off his Dickson.. as we watch in a very joyous mood with enough chilled beers and light up our oshogbo kpoli and watch him die gradually in pieces.

#JusticeForHinyUmoren

The god’s has spoken

Thank you

Flexherbal:
What type of punishment do you think is good for this kind of person?



#JusticeForHinyUmoren

They should give him raw acid to drink while eating the flesh of those he killed

Flexherbal:
What type of punishment do you think is good for this kind of person?



#JusticeForHinyUmoren

Go to his village arrest everyone make them do six months for jail, hang his immediate family while he watch.

And sentence him to life in prison.

DSC7:



Definitely time shall tell.....

But you sound sympathetic to his ordeal..

Where in his write up does he sound sympathetic to the psychopaths ordeal

From his write up, he is just being logical and his analysis of the situation is just on point, devoid of sentiments

lalasticlala:
Uyo-based journalist, Bassey Ibiatisuho @realbassey101 visited Frank Uduak Akpan's compound where the late job seeker, Ini Umoren, was killed and buried in a shallow grave. He shared pictures of what he found on Twitter.

Mr Ibiatisuho wrote:



https://twitter.com/realbassey101/status/1390649344278343687?s=19

those guys in nung ikono obio are mean and heartless I have work there before,they really dealt with our screw(SINOPEC ) they call us utom shell then, we lost a lot of our workers there, nung ikono obio,ekpenukim,ndon ebom,eshiet and ibiaku, they are all death zones , as far as say I no die for eshiet Creek ,I no go die young

macaranta:
Damn this is quite sad. Not to sound too cliche but in a saner clime, this place is supposed to be cordoned off as a crime scene for forensics. It could hold the key to countless missing person cases.

We don't have forensics expert or CSI here so nobody understand what a crime scene is.
It's so sad.

Kolaboluv7:


Mass beating and watch a 10 year old bull mastiff bit off his Dickson.. as we watch in a very joyous mood with enough chilled beers and light up our oshogbo kpoli and watch him die gradually in pieces.

#JusticeForHinyUmoren

The god’s has spoken

Thank you

I dey tell you

How can you bury her without justice.. Rip though

Of course I know. It was just an expression borne out of the expediency of the moment.
The last time anyone faced the firing squad was in the military era. Even death by hanging is extremely rare. I'm fairly certain Revd King has not been hanged till date

shogsman:

You don't even know how your own country carries out the death sentence anyways Nigeria only use hanging now

lalasticlala:
Uyo-based journalist, Bassey Ibiatisuho @realbassey101 visited Frank Uduak Akpan's compound where the late job seeker, Ini Umoren, was killed and buried in a shallow grave. He shared pictures of what he found on Twitter.

Mr Ibiatisuho wrote:



https://twitter.com/realbassey101/status/1390649344278343687?s=19

@ frank uduak akpan's compound - pls does his father reside's in same compound with the son?? Are nabors not closed bye to hear something and say something?? If the father . . . . . .