I luv Dis, Foolish Men In Black.

That's jxt it. He's worth of d death.

some of you guys comparing nija with your akata and eurpoean environment should step aside as we say for nija.
frm shagamu to Ibadan which is longer than old Kent rd in s.e England u encounter nothing less than 10. check points on a gud day all extorting moni at random.
did the ppl in north Africa wait for rule of law to change the system?
may that police officer rot in hell fire.

This shows that Yorubas are not cowards like some cowards of the county feel. They face police solidiers in protest but some folks will just lock themselves up and be fighting on the internet.

Nice one from Ibadan. With more of this our police men won't take us for granted. I would have joined in burning him if I were there. And for the guy looking for law. you can only get law outside the shore of the country there is nothing like judiciary in Nigeria only some bunch of hungry, greedy fools wearing wig.

All cops should be lynched. Illiterate muthafu<kers!!!!

hmmmmmmmmm gud one, best post

noblezone:

It is either majority of Nairalanders are kids or that Nigerians are simply barbaric.


This is 2012AD and not 1300BC.

Facts:
1. The killer cop has blood on his hands.
2. Those that killed the killer cop have blood on their hands.

3. We should pursue the rule of law if we want to make progress as Nation, and jungle justice is anti-rule of law.

4. I now understand why Nigerians said NO to fuel subsidy removal. They reason as if we are in 1300BC.

Thank you very much sir.

We agree. 1300BC is too close sir, why not 2000BC

This is Nigeria, we deal with shit our way. If the Police were any good, that fool would not have had a gun.

Sad development, indeed! When will all these end?

Ogidiboy must be one of the cannibals on Nairaland!

Anyway the cop desired what he got!
For those clamouring for rule of law, you are not likely to get justice with generation of judges we have in this country. Ask yourself, what happened to similar cases in the past- were justice delivered?

Delayed and denied justice will always result to jungle justice.

[size=20pt]Kill them all they are of no use to NIGERIA SOCIETY[/size]

Imagine dat useless poliice wld'nt hv gotten d liver 2 do that on any boko haram member,only on innocent civilian, dat serves him ryt,he will rot in hell!!!

Good thing he got burnt - from one hell to another!

See the bastard picture here http://naijamediaworld..com/2012/01/breaking-news-police-man-beating-to.html

Its Nigerian policemen that would kill an UNARMED citizen,and come back to label him or her armed robber.its Nigerian policemen that would kill an unarmed civilian okada passenger with hot anger and hatred,remove the bible in his hands and replace it with scissors,and finally label the deceased an rea boy,even when he was shot dead right in the presence of his mother.
If SOUTHERNERS and WESTERNERS would be bold enuff to do what our NORTHERN countrymen does to policemen who kills unnecessarily, then there would GREAT reduction of extra judicial killings by armed security agents.
They know the law and they bend the law in order to get away with crimes they,the law enforcement agents commits and carry on with impunity.
These are among the MAJOR issues the new IGP must look into,while he should also disband all the so called checking points all over the south west,especially from oyo,osun,ondo to edo state. And I want to believe most of the bad egges from lagos were the ones redeployed to those rural areas and highways in those states,cos they are just outright satanic in their modus operandi.
You can hardly hear reports that policemen kill someone inside his cab or commercial bus,or on okada in the north. Cos they know the consequence under 1 hour.
All what the men in black does is extort or be harrasred with trumped up charges or even outright shooting.

daphil:

Anyway the cop desired what he got!
For those clamouring for rule of law, you are not likely to get justice with generation of judges we have in this country. Ask yourself, what happened to similar cases in the past- were justice delivered?

Then we have an endless loop of darkness.
There is no light ahead of the tunnel.

It is a natural law: the only way to expel darkness is to bring in light. If you were to get angry with Mr. A for bringing darkness, and as a result bring in your own darkness. The whole place would be darker.
Am not stopping any of you from lynching police or any other person you find guilty, but just know that you are soaking your own hands with blood. Besides, the Lord Himself said, "He that has never sinned should be the first to cast the stone".

I hate the police for extortion and murder for no reason, but at the same time, the police is a reflection of the Nigerian Society. What the police do in public is what most Nigerians do in their offices. This why Nitel failed, PHCN failed, NNPC a fraud, refineries not working.

This is what should be happening to our kleptocrat leaders. They kill more people in Nigeria everyday by not providing basic services, like good roads and hospitals, than all Nigerian policemen could. Remember this was the justification Rawlings used for wiping out Ghana's corrupt leadership.

Music to my ears

yeah, way 2 go boiz. serves d ba.stard rite. 1-1(draw)

Nice one,his rotting in hell fire now.

Stand up to the fight all, KILL POLICE BEFORE POLICE KILL YOU. DO IT! DO IT!!

me likey! more dead policemen Pleassssssseeeeee

UPDATE FOR EVERYBODY!

RT @olalekt: Subsidy Protest Killer Cop, Segun Fabunmi Regains Freedom! http:///x9z3eW #occupynigeria @eggheader


Can you all see what we are talking about now! Where is true justice in Nigeria?

noblezone:

It is either majority of Nairalanders are kids or that Nigerians are simply barbaric.


This is 2012AD and not 1300BC.

Facts:
1. The killer cop has blood on his hands.
2. Those that killed the killer cop have blood on their hands.

3. We should pursue the rule of law if we want to make progress as Nation, and jungle justice is anti-rule of law.

4. I now understand why Nigerians said NO to fuel subsidy removal. They reason as if we are in 1300BC.

@the bolded, whatever!!!
in a country where justice is hard to get especially without money, forget that law thing, this guy deserves street justice and he got it. the killer cop that shot protesters during occupy nigeria protest, i heard he's been freed so why should anyone wait for justice when u can get it right there cheaper

I love those guys for instantly sending that modafoka to hellfire.stupiid idiot who thinks he can take any soul because he's a policeman.nonsense

1 honest hustler (driver) dead 

1 trigger-happy policeman dead 

He got what he deserves (jungle justice) and that serves him right but it still doesnt solve the problem of corruption and the fact that our police force is as good as is non-existent so I'm not rejoicing. 

Nigeria policemen have lost their erstwhile respect and prestige. Everywhere they go, they are greeted with scorn, resentment and umbrage.

The Nigerian government must address the problems of their inefficiency, ineptitude and the mortal hatred which people have for them in order to prevent sad incidents like this.

[b]The policeman who shot an innocent civilian should have been disarmed and handed over to the police for trial on charges of murder. To prevent the case file from "vanishing", that handover of the culprit should have been carried out in front of invited members of the press, both local and international, if possible. On several occasions in Nigeria's recent history, serving policemen were handed the death penalty as a consequence of extra-judicial killings perpetrated while in uniform.

Short of outright war, there is NO circumstance under which it should be acceptable for civilians to commit lynch-mob murders, EVEN IF the victim of that lynching was SEEN and CAUGHT in the act of homicide. The minute it becomes socially acceptable for an impromptu lynch mob to form and descend on a victim in the street, a floodgate of evil is opened, lending an air of "normalcy" to the notion of baying mobs beating to death and then incinerating motorists whose cars hit pedestrians due to brake failure, or women whose unconventional behavior leads to frivolous suspicions of "witchcraft", or non-violent petty thieves and pick-pockets who pilfer handfuls of loose change to buy a meal.

Many of the participants in Nigeria's culture of jungle justice show up at the scene afterthe mob victim is already in the throes of death, AND YET, those "God Fearing" passers-by never hesitate to attack the human being on the ground with gleeful ferocity, JUST on the strength of unproven or unprovable accusations leveled by the crowd at their silenced victim. Killing another human being in the context of self-defence could be defensible in the court of law, depending on mitigating factors in favor of the accused, BUT, there is absolutely NO provision in the constitution or judicial system of ANY civilized nation on this planet, which condones or encourages vigilante mob murder as a substitute for due process in the court of law.

No private citizen has the right to inflict ANY punitive measure to address perceived offences OUTSIDE of the universally recognized progression of arrest, arraignment, trial and sentencing effected ONLY by officers and officials of the legitimate law and judiciary.[/b]



@ Jakumo, thanks for the insight.But sometimes Jungle Justice is is the fastest and best way to mete judgement on some people who do not control their morbid and insatiable appetite to inflict pain on others.

[b]The policeman who shot an innocent civilian should have been disarmed and handed over to the police for trial on charges of murder. To prevent the case file from "vanishing", that handover of the culprit should have been carried out in front of invited members of the press, both local and international, if possible. On several occasions in Nigeria's recent history, serving policemen were handed the death penalty as a consequence of extra-judicial killings perpetrated while in uniform. Short of outright war, there is NO circumstance under which it should be acceptable for civilians to commit lynch-mob murders, EVEN IF the victim of that lynching was SEEN and CAUGHT in the act of homicide. The minute it becomes socially acceptable for an impromptu lynch mob to form and descend on a victim in the street, a floodgate of evil is opened, lending an air of "normalcy" to the notion of baying mobs beating to death and then incinerating motorists whose cars hit pedestrians due to brake failure, or women whose unconventional behavior leads to frivolous suspicions of "witchcraft", or non-violent petty thieves and pick-pockets who pilfer handfuls of loose change to buy a meal. Many of the participants in Nigeria's culture of jungle justice show up at the scene afterthe mob victim is already in the throes of death, AND YET, those "God Fearing" passers-by never hesitate to attack the human being on the ground with gleeful ferocity, JUST on the strength of unproven or unprovable accusations leveled by the crowd at their silenced victim. Killing another human being in the context of self-defence could be defensible in the court of law, depending on mitigating factors in favor of the accused, BUT, there is absolutely NO provision in the constitution or judicial system of ANY civilized nation on this planet, which condones or encourages vigilante mob murder as a substitute for due process in the court of law. No private citizen has the right to inflict ANY punitive measure to address perceived offences OUTSIDE of the universally recognized progression of arrest, arraignment, trial and sentencing effected ONLY by officers and officials of the legitimate law and judiciary.[/b] @ Jakumo, thanks for the insight.But sometimes Jungle Justice is is the fastest and best way to mete judgement on some people who do not control their morbid and insatiable appetite to inflict pain on others.

If it is deemed acceptable, albeit entirely illegal,  for a policeman who shot a civilian to be summarily burnt alive by other civilians, then surely there must be additional categories of crimes that the same majority of writers would like to see punishable by instant mob lynchings and the burning to cinders of the accused without trial.

1.  Pickpockets  -  Do they deserve to be killed by screaming mobs of judges, juries and executioners, even if they are non-violent offenders ?

2.  Accused Witches and Weeezards -  Should it be legal to mob-slay anyone who is accused by passers-by of witchcraft, as is common in Nigeria ?   

3.   Drivers in Wrecks  - If brake failure results in a car knocking down a motorcyclist, should other bikers have a RIGHT to murder the erring driver ?

4.  Petty thieves  - Do you feel that a starving man or woman who steals  a handful of food in the  market ought to be set alight in front of children ?

5.  Desecration of Holy Books - Would you help cut off the head of a person accused of disrespecting a holy book ?

The above specific instances are cited  because hundreds, if not thousands of Nigerians have met their deaths over the years at the hands of frenzied swarms of ululating bystanders, due to often baseless accusations that the victims committed one or more of the above "Capital Offenses".

So, if you relish the idea of beating to death and incinerating policemen who commit murder in the line of duty, please let the world hear how many of the above OTHER categories of criminal offences you feel should warrant summary death at your hands, without the need for the culprit to stand trial in any court of law.  Also, if you are an advocate of mob beatings and death without trial, would you change your mind if YOUR car lost its brakes and killed a pedestrian on a Nigerian road while you were at the wheel, or would you gratefully accept the instant verdict of the mob that gathers around your car at the accident scene ?

Jakumo:

If it is deemed acceptable, though entirely illegal,  for a policeman who shot a civilian to be summarily burnt alive by other civilians, then surely there must be other categories of crimes that the same majority of writers would like to see punishable by instant mob lynchings and the burning to cinders of the accused without trial.

1.  Pickpockets  -  Do they deserve to be killed by screaming mobs of judges, juries and executioners, even if they are non-violent offenders ?

2.  Accused Witches and Weeezards -  Should it be legal to instantly kill anyone who is accused by screaming passers-by of witchcraft, as is common in Nigeria ?   

3.   Drivers in Wrecks  - If brake failure results in a car knocking down a motorcyclist, should other bikers have a RIGHT to murder the erring driver ?

4.  Petty thieves  - Do you feel that a starving man or woman who steals  a handful of food in the  market ought to be set alight in front of children ?

5.  Desecration of Holy Books - Would you help cut off the head of a person accused of disrespecting a holy book ?

The above specific instances are cited  because hundreds, if not thousands of Nigerians have met their deaths over the years at the hands of frenzied swarms of ululating bystanders, due to often baseless accusations that the victims committed one or more of the above "Capital Offenses".

So, if you relish the idea of beating to death and incinerating policemen who commit murder in the line of duty, please let the world hear how many of the above OTHER categories of criminal offenders you feel should warrant summary death at your hands, without the need for the culprit to stand trial in any court of law.  Also, if you are an advocate of mob beatings and death without trial, would you change your mind if YOUR car lost its brakes and killed a pedestrian on a Nigerian road while you were at the wheel, or would you gratefully accept the instant verdict of the mob that gathers around your car at the accident scene ?

You were spot on with your analysis and how things are suppose to be done not only in civilised communities but in countries where respect for the law and protection of citizens the primary aim of law enforcers. The question is, does the Nigerian government and (most) Nigerians both have the intention of respecting these laws?