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xtrafly: As much as I feel pity for this babe, I'm very disappointed. A final year student of uniport watched them burn her brother alive?! Babe you don carry last. Were you scared or what? The whole thing lasted for over an hour and you did nothing! You'll forever live with the guilt that you didn't do enough to save your brother... I'm sure he would've done better for you.I think you didnt bother to read the article. The barbaric mob said: That I should run for my life that I would be the next one, fifth person.” |
The Police is as guilty as the killer, they came, they watched and they run away like coward instead of doing their duty. They should have investigated. |
The next was for me to see three policemen coming out of the mob, boarded their van. And, one of them said “burn them alive”.So it is the police who tell them “burn them alive”? |
https://sunnewsonline.com/new/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/tekena-sister.jpg [size=19pt]Aluu 4: I watched them kill my brother – Tekena’s sister[/size] October 12, 2012 From TONY JOHN, Port-Harcourt A sister of one of the four University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) students brutally murdered last Friday in Umuokiri village, Aluu, Rivers State, has narrated how her younger brother and his friends were lynched. Miss Ibisobia Elkanah, elder sister of Tekena Friday Elkanah, revealed yesterday that policemen visited the scene where the students were burnt to death after they were severely injured and that one of the law enforcement agents told the perpetrators of the dastardly act “to burn them alive” The murdered students, Chiadika Lordson, Ugonna Kelechi Obusor, Mike Lloyd Toku, and Tekena Elkanah, all part two students, were murdered in cold blood over alleged theft of a laptop computer and a blackberry phone. Ibisobia, a part-time final year student of Marketing, at the same university who witnessed the incident, said on that fateful day, at about 7.30 am, she was at the house of her girl friend in the community when she heard people shouting outside. “I dashed out and beckoned on my friend to come since she lived in the area. The thing attracted much noise and attention. I went there but did not actually see or recognize any of them, due to the crowd. “I heard when people were saying the people they (vigilance group) caught were strangers; that they want to burn them. They said they were asking them questions, so that they could know their senders.” She said after that, she went back to her friend’s house, but could not stay there. “I went back again. I went through the bush path so that I could see them properly. I started jumping to see if I could see them. I jumped again but saw nothing. I jumped the second time and I saw Tekena. Tekena happened to be my brother. “I told myself that I was not seeing well, this thing is a lie. I jumped the third time, I saw Lloyd (one of the victims). So, I started shouting. From what I gathered, the first time I came, they said they were not known; that they were strangers. As I identified them, I started shouting. Ibisobia said she continued shouting that Tekena was her brother, saying that he came to her on Thursday in school and she gave him his school fees. “I told them that somebody should allow me to ask him what happened and what he came to do. He would confide in me. He was wailing and in a pool of blood.” “Tekena has been my younger brother for many years. I saw them as they lay in the water naked with leaves covering their unclothedness.” His elder sister said she struggled and entered the crowd. Somebody shouted “Who is that? What is she doing inside?” “People were pushing me and I started crying. He is my brother! He is not a thief! Somebody behind me said O’girl run for your life. About two persons turned and asked, are you sure he is your brother, and said may be I was the person that sent him to go and steal.” Ibisobia replied them that how could she send him, that she did not look as such. ‘They said I should run for my life that I would be the next one, fifth person.” The young lady lamented that before she could get to her friend’s room to call her family members, she learnt that the mob had taken them to the burrow pit. “So, I went there again. I called my family and they started coming. The police van came, went into the mob and they were talking to them (youths). The people kept quiet as police were making statements. “I heard them laughing. You know, they were happy. They kept quiet again. Police talked and they laughed again. The next was for me to see three policemen coming out of the mob, boarded their van. And, one of them said “burn them alive”. “I must confess, I was gripped with fear. I had the intention to talk to the man that said they should be burnt alive. As soon as they (police) drove off, I saw the flames. I was thinking they burnt them after they had killed them. Later, I discovered that they were burnt while they were alive. Source: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/aluu-4-i-watched-them-kill-my-brother-tekenas-sister/ |
Government should add to the constitution that anyone who mobs an individual or group of people in the name of armed robbery or whatever offense should be killed in the same manner. It should be put out there for everyone to know. |
jp philips: And your point is??My point is clear: you keep avoiding answering all the questions. |
jp philips: reading english is one thing, having an IQ is another, since you wish for a trial, you can exhume the bodies as evidence.The "IQ Excuse" is just another way from you to avoid answering all the questions. someone told you he was not there when it happened and you turn around to ask him the name of the boy?you just confessed by this statement that you was not even there and that you dont even know the name of the boy so dont accuse him then. the same person posted the source of his info as a video on u tube and you ask him if the judge will accept it?The link for a source of a video on u tube is not an evidence of a confession from the boy (be serious please) are you w@nking or something?Your statement quoted above is just a reflection of the nature of your mindset. |
jp philips: the court of law?? or the decisive court of Aluu community headed by a woski chief and heartless strong men?? which one?Just answer all the questions: 2- Do you know what is his name? 3- Do the police know what is his name? 4- Do any journalists or any media know his name? 5- When how and where did he get arrested? |
jp philips: i did not witness it live!! neither did you.So you didnt witness it?, so you just read it somewhere. neither did you.I never said said that I was a witness and this is why I do not make any accusations against anybody. But still you refuse to answer to all the questions |
jp philips: here you go on your first questionAnd you believe the court of law will accept this video as a "confession"? LOL ![]() 2- Do you know what is his name? 3- Do the police know what is his name? 4- Do any journalists or any media know his name? 5- When how and where did he get arrested? |
jp philips: the 5th guy ran away with the Gun and he has confessed to it.1- He confessed it to who? when? how? and where? 2- Do you know what is his name? 3- Do the police know what is his name? |
jusRadical: Didn't we read that they were 5 and the 5th one with gun escaped. You are asking on proof of possession of firearm, what prove do you have to say that they went for debt recovery? Everything is based on what was read or heard.1- When did I mentioned or said that someone went for debt recovery? (use quote and show me) 2- Yes I ask for proof of possetion of firearm because if they call you as a witness in front of a court of law the judge will ask you to present proofs. if you tell in front of the court Didn't we read that they were 5 and the 5th one with gun escaped the judge will tell you that reading something somewhere do not constitute a proof or an evidence. |
I wonder why those who are making accusation never want to answer any question?. A forum is to create a debate. A liar avoid all the time to bring evidence to an accusation. Let me try again: If you see someone getting lynched you will just stand there and watch the entire action just because it is the FIRST LAW OF KARMA?. Is it what you are saying?. Now, if you see someone drowning in the sea, and you know how to swim, will you just let the person drown just because it is the FIRST LAW OF KARMA?, or will you try to help the person?. What will you do? |
So where is the gun?, where is the evidence?. To make an accusation you have to present evidence that can be used in a court of law, so where are they? Why the police didnt recover any gun? |
jp philips: Stop saying what you don't know, an eye witness had this accountSo next time you will see someone getting lynched you will just stand there and watch the entire action just because it is the FIRST LAW OF KARMA?. Is it what you are saying?. Now, if you see someone drowning in the sea, and you know how to swim, will you just let the person drown just because it is the FIRST LAW OF KARMA?, or will you try to help the person?. What will you do? |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Same man who claims he's not Igbo (claims AA) , but does whatever he can to insult Yorubas. I dont understand why people pretend on NL. Anywaz, great message.[/quote]Who are you talking about? |
https://sphotos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/c0.0.333.333/p403x403/546929_10151126860508409_1014333332_n.jpg UGONNA you are a lion. a lion. even when aluu broke your head into 2 you refused to die. they light you on faya, you ran from the flames even when you were basically half-alive. you fought like the agu nnaya that you are. your tormentors branded you "akpuruka wey no wan die". you must not rest until you haunt them all down that brutalized you and your friends to death. haunt them all down. never rest until you do. we trust you. you are a lion. nwaigbo siri ike. asa bobo. nwa akworo aka muo. ugonna nwa mama. ndoo oo! DO NOT REST YET UNTIL ALUU PAYS IN FULL! |
https://sphotos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/c0.0.333.333/p403x403/546929_10151126860508409_1014333332_n.jpg UGONNA you are a lion. a lion. even when aluu broke your head into 2 you refused to die. they light you on faya, you ran from the flames even when you were basically half-alive. you fought like the agu nnaya that you are. your tormentors branded you "akpuruka wey no wan die". you must not rest until you haunt them all down that brutalized you and your friends to death. haunt them all down. never rest until you do. we trust you. you are a lion. nwaigbo siri ike. asa bobo. nwa akworo aka muo. ugonna nwa mama. ndoo oo! DO NOT REST YET UNTIL ALUU PAYS IN FULL! |
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dollypi: Does anyone have the contact details of any serious human rights organization? Please post here..email, phone number, anything.Human Rights Monitor Human Rights Monitor is a voluntary, non partisan, non governmental human rights organisation committed to the promotion and protection of human rights in Nigeria. It was founded in 1992 in Kaduna, and members include lawyers, academics, workers, students and journalists. Contact details 1A Junction Road Kaduna Nigeria Phone: 234 - 062 � 239347 Fax: 234 - 062 � 239347 Website: http://www.hrm.kabissa.org/ Email: hrm@hrmonitor.org Nigerian Center for Human Rights and Democracy (NCHRD) Established in 1995 to provide leadership in the protection and enforcement of civil and political rights,and social justice advocacy. It supports the democratization in Nigeria and Africa. NCHRD is also involved in transitional justice processes in Nigeria. Contact details #350 Forces Avenue Block 08 G. P. O. Box 13674 Port Harcourt, Nigeria Phone: 234 84 968 799 Fax: 234 84 230 238 Email: nchrd@lycos.com |
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