KnowledgePower7:
Before you come and cry for him

1. He showed no remorse for those he killed with the car

2. Fetish items were found in his car

So don't blame the mob
That is how some G boys do ritual
Knock down people and use them for ritual.

Don't blame the mob
Blame the skull miners of the west

Fearyourcreator:

Stop complaining like person who needs money ... Which one be this die this happen...

Edusouls:
Yoruba land is imploding with unchecked poverty, touts, hooligans and legions of agberos, look at how they tragically murdered a handsome young man, in front of his parents, Blackman is devils offspring

othermen:
‘Lynched Driver’ ? He is a son, he is a father, he is the husband to another. His statistic is little in being a driver and the motivations behind the mob action is little in him being a driver. It was that he was alleged of being a ritualist or looking better. If he was in a rickety vehicle, his outcome might have varied in spite of the accident that served to introduce him to a tragic end.

That said, about a decade ago, in Unibadan, a student was stripped naked and paraded around the halls. He was involved in theft.

Such was not the norm, however, it was the case then, that a thief will be mobbed and the students leaders or hall elders would endeavor to get the culprit to a secured place so that he can be handed over to Abefele (the school security).
Students can as well put a call through to the school security to avoid an utter descent into chaos. The point however is, in a community of reserved minds molding our society character, such events do occur. Again, If such mob actions could occur in an intellectual community, it can occur anywhere else in the country.

Just some weeks ago, A 500 level student was killed in OAU by his fellow students. He was accused of being a petty thief. While the outcome is isolated, the events leading to the outcome is the norm for those alleged or caught in such misconduct.

Is it up to a year, Deborah was killed in another institution of learning- just because she felt a platform created for educational purposes shouldn’t be abused for religious purposes? There was an endorsement of the disaster she was meted by most on the side.

In Adamawa too, a former VC was stripped naked and mobbed in a case of mistaken identity. They thought he was the INEC official that declared a winner in the gubernatorial election. Many on the social media celebrated such mob action and there has been no outright condemnation from the mainstream media that is busy pandering to a movement where mobbing others for their political beliefs or endorsements or affiliations is the order.

Anybody can be a victim of mob action. In all of these cases, fewer people had the courage to intervene. Anybody can be accused and on the basis of allegations, mobbed. Anybody can also be falsely accused and on the basis of such allegations, mobbed.

In my experience of such despicable spectacles, my interventions have been nil. The orientation I was inculcated was such that, if there is a fight, do not intervene- just walk away, because there are those who have lost their lives in an effort to be peacemakers and that the blessing that Christ in his sermon on the mount assured for such peacemakers is perhaps not worth much than being alive in one piece.

So it has been, if there is a public disturbance brewing, just take the other road or street. And so it has been, if a mob action is taking place in my street, I stay indoor. However, that mob action could be on an acquaintance or a relative. And by refusing to invite law enforcement officers or take any reasonable action, I have contributed to the murder of such fellows.

Let us reconsider our orientations. This incident in Akure would not stop another mob action from occurring in Onitsha. But then, if local community leaders are charged with the responsibility for and rewarded for protecting those at the whip of mob actions, there may be a reduction.

We also have to make a spectacle of capital consequences for those that take the law into their hands, even when the victims of such mob actions are culpable. Finally, we have to as responsible citizenry endeavor to take quick actions such as escalating any event to law enforcement where a mob action is likely to occur. During ALUU 4 , such an escalation was done but the police failed to save the day.

Failures of such reputations has to be met with remarkable disapproval and even consequences for officers involved. There was perhaps a police station in proximity to where this action took place. They should also explain what actions they are taking to ensure a re-occurrence do not occur. The Police should be alert to such events. It’s public , and saying that mob actions occurs in a very brief time is just an admission of incompetence. It is such incompetence of the law enforcers and incompetence of the judiciary that mob leaders have used in justifying their actions and the recruiting of the public to participate in murder.

While such remains a deterrent to concrete actions that may be done to allay the prevalence of incidents such as have occurred with Olorunfemi, we must begin to be courageous and lend ourselves to participating in ensuring humanity is restored on occasions of blind rage.

AdaojoTheUrchin:
Where was he rushing that he was driving like a mad man? I guess he was rushing to hell.

I drive on the road and I don't pity reckless drivers who endanger the lives of other road users.

KnowledgePower7:
Before you come and cry for him

1. He showed no remorse for those he killed with the car

2. Fetish items were found in his car

So don't blame the mob
That is how some G boys do ritual
Knock down people and use them for ritual.

Don't blame the mob
Blame the skull miners of the west

Ever8090:
did I complain to your father, you or any member of your family? You mean I should not complain about our attitude to bad leadership in my country because someone like you exist?...oga!...stay away from me make I no come pour out d anger wey dey my head this morning on you ...

KnowledgePower7:
Before you come and cry for him

1. He showed no remorse for those he killed with the car

2. Fetish items were found in his car

So don't blame the mob
That is how some G boys do ritual
Knock down people and use them for ritual.

Don't blame the mob
Blame the skull miners of the west

Ever8090:
He went the way of all men.....may his soul rest in peace..

Things dey happen Shaa ...

same youth will celebrate and defend Nigerian politicians who are the highest criminals in the history of mankind and have killed Nigerians more than anything you can think of..

My Mom and Dad died as a result of poor medical care, myself and siblings are suffering as a result of the absence of human conscience in our leaders.

goslowgoslow:

You are another shameless person! We see on daily basis how humans are roasted in the east every day like suya, because of stealing of something as little as food to eat. Now you are making this national problem a tribal issue. You are a shameless and disgusting tribalist!

Jalaw:
Yoruba people are so wicked, backward and primitive for practicing jungle justice in this 21st century.

crismark:

So the person that died due to his reckless driving deserves to die

yesloaded:


Don't get me wrong sir

I'm not saying the person he killed deserved to die

Nobody knows what happens, maybe he drives recklessly or his break failed

KnowledgePower7:
Before you come and cry for him

1. He showed no remorse for those he killed with the car

2. Fetish items were found in his car

So don't blame the mob
That is how some G boys do ritual
Knock down people and use them for ritual.

Don't blame the mob
Blame the skull miners of the west

Fearyourcreator:

My father ? Just look at you ... Well you can go on shifting blames ... It won't change anything... You can go ahead and call my mother it won't still change for you... If you like don't stop and channel your energy into facing the reality that no one can truly help you but you... Like you wrote up there.. It shows frustration is with you... Just accept your destiny is in your hands... If you no gree , it's your problem... No government will help you ... Blame them till eternity na you go dey one place...
I won't reply you except you reply something that shows you will focus on having a better you

Ever8090:
if you want to show off, it shouldn't be under my comment.
I can't see anything in my comment that suggest that I am dependant on government or I am in one place doing nothing for myself.

Oga, if your season is glorious, don't think that those who are having it hard at the moment are lazy, they don't plan or less intelligent than you,
Life happens, and can happen to anyone not minding your level of hardwork or intelligence, or meticulous planning.

Honestly I can't figure out your quarrel or anger towards me,bi kept going back to my comment to see where I offended you or anyone, but I can't find any..

My complain is the lack of government commitment to their primary duty and attitude of the people towards bad leadership, don't I have the right to point that out?, Should I not mention it out because you are having a good life and I am not?...

Pls, enjoy the fruit of your hard-work in peace and allow me express my bitterness in peace because my lamentation does not interfere with the good life you are having as a result of your hard work.

If my father was in a hospital receiving treatment and suddenly had difficulty to breath and what the doctors could only said is that, they are sorry there is no oxygen in the hospital we should take him to somewhere else, and my father gave up in the process, and each time I think about the discussion I overheard the nurses saying the doctor said if only they had oxygen in thus hospital, this man would have been alive......and you mean I should blame myself and not the government......

Pray that life never happens to you..that is the only thing I can tell you for now...

vickydevoka:

Are you new in the country

crismark:

Yeah but don't look at it from one perspective.
The Mobs were actually trying to save those accident victims with the guy's car until they saw fetish items.

A live tortoise, woman's pant with blood etc were found in his car. I won't lie to you, I would also think the same as the mob did. That guy wasn't an uber driver.

yesloaded:


Any evidence?

I no dey there that time btw

othermen:
‘Lynched Driver’ ? He is a son, he is a father, he is the husband to another. His statistic is little in being a driver and the motivations behind the mob action is little in him being a driver. It was that he was alleged of being a ritualist or looking better. If he was in a rickety vehicle, his outcome might have varied in spite of the accident that served to introduce him to a tragic end.

That said, about a decade ago, in Unibadan, a student was stripped naked and paraded around the halls. He was involved in theft.

Such was not the norm, however, it was the case then, that a thief will be mobbed and the students leaders or hall elders would endeavor to get the culprit to a secured place so that he can be handed over to Abefele (the school security).
Students can as well put a call through to the school security to avoid an utter descent into chaos. The point however is, in a community of reserved minds molding our society character, such events do occur. Again, If such mob actions could occur in an intellectual community, it can occur anywhere else in the country.

Just some weeks ago, A 500 level student was killed in OAU by his fellow students. He was accused of being a petty thief. While the outcome is isolated, the events leading to the outcome is the norm for those alleged or caught in such misconduct.

Is it up to a year, Deborah was killed in another institution of learning- just because she felt a platform created for educational purposes shouldn’t be abused for religious purposes? There was an endorsement of the disaster she was meted by most on the side.

In Adamawa too, a former VC was stripped naked and mobbed in a case of mistaken identity. They thought he was the INEC official that declared a winner in the gubernatorial election. Many on the social media celebrated such mob action and there has been no outright condemnation from the mainstream media that is busy pandering to a movement where mobbing others for their political beliefs or endorsements or affiliations is the order.

Anybody can be a victim of mob action. In all of these cases, fewer people had the courage to intervene. Anybody can be accused and on the basis of allegations, mobbed. Anybody can also be falsely accused and on the basis of such allegations, mobbed.

In my experience of such despicable spectacles, my interventions have been nil. The orientation I was inculcated was such that, if there is a fight, do not intervene- just walk away, because there are those who have lost their lives in an effort to be peacemakers and that the blessing that Christ in his sermon on the mount assured for such peacemakers is perhaps not worth much than being alive in one piece.

So it has been, if there is a public disturbance brewing, just take the other road or street. And so it has been, if a mob action is taking place in my street, I stay indoor. However, that mob action could be on an acquaintance or a relative. And by refusing to invite law enforcement officers or take any reasonable action, I have contributed to the murder of such fellows.

Let us reconsider our orientations. This incident in Akure would not stop another mob action from occurring in Onitsha. But then, if local community leaders are charged with the responsibility for and rewarded for protecting those at the whip of mob actions, there may be a reduction.

We also have to make a spectacle of capital consequences for those that take the law into their hands, even when the victims of such mob actions are culpable. Finally, we have to as responsible citizenry endeavor to take quick actions such as escalating any event to law enforcement where a mob action is likely to occur. During ALUU 4 , such an escalation was done but the police failed to save the day.

Failures of such reputations has to be met with remarkable disapproval and even consequences for officers involved. There was perhaps a police station in proximity to where this action took place. They should also explain what actions they are taking to ensure a re-occurrence do not occur. The Police should be alert to such events. It’s public , and saying that mob actions occurs in a very brief time is just an admission of incompetence. It is such incompetence of the law enforcers and incompetence of the judiciary that mob leaders have used in justifying their actions and the recruiting of the public to participate in murder.

While such remains a deterrent to concrete actions that may be done to allay the prevalence of incidents such as have occurred with Olorunfemi, we must begin to be courageous and lend ourselves to participating in ensuring humanity is restored on occasions of blind rage.

crismark:

You haven't seen the full video?

Ever8090:
He went the way of all men.....may his soul rest in peace..

Things dey happen Shaa ...

same youth will celebrate and defend Nigerian politicians who are the highest criminals in the history of mankind and have killed Nigerians more than anything you can think of..

My Mom and Dad died as a result of poor medical care, myself and siblings are suffering as a result of the absence of human conscience in our leaders.

Offpoint1:
He was killed by broke and wretched people out of envy, not necessarily the accident.

Only rapist and killers should be subjected to public executions after the due process of law has been followed.

It's safer at a war front than being rich in the midst of poor people with extreme mentality.

Sleep on young one, no one lives forever.





By the ways!


I'm still your surest and cheapest shoes plug.

Edusouls:
noo Igbos has lots of respect and culture we won’t lynch that young man in front of his mother, despite her plea, Kai lots of devils live in Yoruba land, if u like stay there and be covering up, this is just the fact

Edusouls:
noo Igbos has lots of respect and culture we won’t lynch that young man in front of his mother, despite her plea, Kai lots of devils live in Yoruba land, if u like stay there and be covering up, this is just the fact

OmoOshodi:
My only joy in this news is....Police was able to arrest some of the killers....they should go and meet him soonest......especially that guy that saw live tortoises and pants

Wicked world

yesloaded:


Not at all sir

I've not

But even at that, only competent court of law can pass judgement not angry mob

We still remember ALUU 4

Jungle justice is not an option

KnowledgePower7:
Before you come and cry for him

1. He showed no remorse for those he killed with the car

2. Fetish items were found in his car

So don't blame the mob
That is how some G boys do ritual
Knock down people and use them for ritual.

Don't blame the mob
Blame the skull miners of the west