JastSiryin:
Bros with all the Intel mistakes still and do happen. I think our response to deaths like this have already been programmed into us. I wouldn't be presumptuous if I said that most Nigerians still believe that people who've been murdered under certain circumstances must have done something "bad" . That "good people" don't die certain deaths.

Honestly speaking , I think this unrealistic rationalized belief is as a result of gross insecurity and injustice that exists around us, and for the most part are out of our control. The last frontier of course, are our minds. So we've fortified this with various unrealistic notions that give us a sense of control over things,that somehow we can guard ourselves from untimely demise. We use that to make sense of the world we live in.

I strongly believe that many criminals are aware of this and use it to their advantage. I find it very absurd, and in some regard asinine, that one would believe that cultists would have more expertise in conducting investigations than the govt funded Police!? Come on bruh

Nice one. Most people think that when you are careful and live right, then you're totally absolved of casualty. Life isn't that black and white, unfortunately. Good people are also victims of unexpected circumstances and that's life for you.

There's always consequences

DNSPro:
she was never worth it.

you know Tejiri?