Esseite:
"Item worth N250"... Work/Pray against poverty ooooo.

nairavsdollars:
Navy will not take responsibility because Olufemi was not in uniform when the incident happened....what a mad country!

Updating9JA:


Source: https://punchng.com/navy-arrests-more-ratings-who-tortured-peacemaker-to-death-in-lagos/

Goodman247:
The act of security personnels beating civilians mercilessly to point of death in Nigeria is highly babaric and uncivilized.what a country.

Simplyleo:

Yes, it is a clear case of human right abuse, not its violation.

The Navy would have taken responsibility if there were elements of human rights violation.

There is a difference between human rights abuse and human rights violation. Find out the difference.

obami007:
Na wa o

Shey if he didn’t put his mouth now, he probably would still be alive.

It is not a crime to be a peace maker

KingUg:
can you imagine..... The navy wants to have him tried in court martial but they can't take responsibility cause he wasn't putting on uniform at that time & he acted as a civilian, since he acted as one shouldn't the police handle the matter

Esseite:
"Item worth N250"...

You argued you were cheated, a good samaritan offered to pay you the N250 and let it go... you killed the person.

How!!!!!

nairavsdollars:
Navy will not take responsibility because Olufemi was not in uniform when the incident happened....what a mad country!

Esseite:
"Item worth N250"... (possibly earpiece)

You argued you were cheated, a good samaritan offered to pay you the N250 and let it go... you killed the person.

How!!!!!

Dedetwo:
If the tortured decease had a concealed weapon and discharged it with deadly consequence during the melee, would Nigerian navy have the audacity to say the ratings were not on official duty?

nairaman66:
He should be dismissed, charge with first degree murder and sentenced accordingly.

Dedetwo:
If the tortured decease had a concealed weapon and discharged it with deadly consequence during the melee, would Nigerian navy have the audacity to say the ratings were not on official duty?

nairavsdollars:
Navy will not take responsibility because Olufemi was not in uniform when the incident happened....what a mad country!

Simplyleo:

Yes, it is a clear case of human right abuse, not its violation.

The Navy would have taken responsibility if there were elements of human rights violation.

There is a difference between human rights abuse and human rights violation. Find out the difference.

superCleanworks:


A football club will deal with a footballer who misbehaves outside the stadium, even if the player is on holiday.

the Navy which is a SECURITY OUTFIT is washing it's hands from a murder case by it's own people.... why? because some were not in uniform and not on official
s.