Olalekan 0: @poster,are you related to Demola Ade-Unuigbe who was convicted and summarily suspended from Lead City University for molesting a fellow student in 2010? or you are demola himself whose name was only erroneously spelt as Desola on here?

agoha_vivi: U obviously don't have the fear of God. I pray that neither yourself or anyone close to you ever finds him/her self in the wrong place at the wrong time. U are the one who is a confused animal. An unjust society is no excuse for murder. We are different from animals, that's the reason why God instructed that we dominate the earth. Sometime in 2009, very early in the morning on my way to work, I was attacked by a thief who really beat me all in a feat to weaken me and make away with my handbag. I refused to release it to him because he wasn't armed the result was that he kept beating me. All the while I tried fighting him as best as I could and at the same time screaming, " thief, thief, catch him", all the while was I was praying for help and hoping for someone to come to my rescue to no avail. I had almost lost hope when a mopol surfaced and told him not to move. He immediately fled but unfortunately for him he was caught and thoroughly beaten. At a point, a young man picked up a very big stone and wanted to use it on him I screamed and pleaded that he shouldn't be killed the guy who wanted to strike raised his voice at me asking if I knew his offence, all the while acting like he meant to attack me. I screamed back at him telling him that I was the one who was almost robbed. Immediately, he apologised and asked if the thief hurt me all the while trying to brush off the dirt smeared all over me after the thief pushed me down. To cut a long story short we were taken to nearby police station where the thief was detained and I wrote down a statement of what happened. I narrated this ordeal because I wanted you to know that despite the injustice in the land and the presence of so many inhumane, blood thirsty individuals in this country, we still have some sane beings with the milk of human kindness flowing in them of which I happen to be one. If you choose to reason and act like a beast, it's up you but note, not all of us act and reason like u do.

Henrychris: Dat community desrves to be wiped off frm d surface of d earth

acidtalk: If everyone is with the Aluu community, then who will be with the MUBI community where 25 students were shot dead in their hostel some days back too?


Enough of all this bias and sentiments in Nigeria.




Nigerians lets us share the same sympathy to those TWENTY FIVE students who were killed at Mubi in Adamawa.

Is is because this is a southern state and that happened in the north?
Is it because this are Christians and those were muslims?
Those students in Mubi village need enough attention as that of Aluu.


Poor students were ambushed in their hostels and spread randomly and we keep quiet about it?

Enough of playing bias with our judgements



For those whose hearts also go to the Mubi students killings - https://www.nairaland.com/1069435/mubi-killing-25-students-also

slimyem: As much as every update on the Aluu killings saddens me....i must say this writer made good points.
A lot of people on this thread are just plain sentimental which is understandable.
There is no disputing that the boys who were mudered and the muderers are all products of a failed system...which is basically what the writer implied.
....and as evident on the thread...we are directing our anger on the wrong things just like the article said!!

Lanray09:
Let some manners. Learn some right use of words!

slimyem: No,sir...the timing is just right IMO..
The timing is right because in a few more days,a lot of people on this thread and a lot other Nigerians would have forgetten about those four boys and life would go on as is the usual.....until something similar happens again! .....and this is exactly what the writer was trying to say or what she needed Nigerians like u and me to reflect on and start taking steps around...

Smallwoman: To all those who cursed, abused and raved at Desola for sharing his/her own opinion, I think you are have just confirmed what she said that there is an animal in you. if you can go to this extent on a post just because you did not agree with her point of view, what will you do if you had seen her physically? Most responses also show that most nairalanders are shallow thinkers and cannot read between the lines. What the aluu people did was bad but we should all ask ourselves, AM I NOT TAKING PEOPLE'S LIVES THE WAY I GO ABOUT MY OWN CONCIOUSLY OR UNCONSCIOULY, DELIBERATELY OR NOT? It is not only people that kill with guns or sticks that are murderers. The nigerian government of today is a murderer.

oyb: of course i understand where Desola is coming from

I faced two thugs in my house, one wielding a machete, the other some sort of gun. i was very lucky with the way the whole thing turned out - i repelled the thugs almost as quickly as they came in, but they injured me.
it could have been much worse, much as it was for several other people who were robbed that same night - there was a young widow who had the thieves in her house for at least an hour - there was the fellow who had to plead with the robbers to leave his wife alone as he had cooperated, there were the boys who had to watch the robbers argue over whether or not to rape their 15 year old sister, there was the family where the daughter and maid were gang raped.


as usual, the police did not catch any of the robbers, even though they said they saw them running away.

there was the bizarre police lineup where some people were snatched from a so called thief hangout and we were asked to identify them face to face.

there was the stylized demand for egunje with respect to 'police report'

there was the shakedown of we need fuel money so we can patrol

in go slows all over lagos, small boys rob drivers sometimes with police less than 5 feet away. some small boys tried to do this to me at mile 2 , and the police were within my line of vision, but they wee busy shaking down commuters.

yesterday, on the radio, i heard about the one million boys gang, who have been terrorising a communities in lagos, right under the nose of the police.

the immediate aftermath of the house to house robbery - some of the affected closes hired OPC. make no mistake OPC is as bloodthirsty as these ALLU fellows. my generator guy told me a story about how they cut of a fellows hand, forced him to confess all sorts of crimes in front of his parents after which they killed him.

the Bakassi boys did the same in their time.

and people were ok with it. people turned a blind eye to the excesses, even if they found them disturbing.

why? because the monsters provided security that the government cannot provide.

a situation in which robbers are in a vicinity and you can only cringe, hide and pray some miracle happens before they get to your house. . .
a country in which robbers can write to tell you they are coming. . .
a country where robbers can come for a second bite. . .
a country where one of the default actions after being robbed is to leave your house
a country where you cannot even be sure if it is not your banker, your coworker, even your church member that sicced robbers onto you . .

and worst of all , a country where 90% of victims have no form of closure - they are just told to thank God they are alive.

the funny thing is that 90% of the posters who are expressing so much shock are expressing wishes that the same or worse be done to the residents of Allu - and that says plenty. it says that if they too are victims of robbers, they will shed all these sentiments about bestiality. after all several of them have been cheering as the JTF does its thing, burning people in their homes

going by otokx's reports, what i experienced in one horrible night has lot of the Allu community for the past 6 months - robbers having a field day, running wild, and residents living in fear - unable to sleep unable to do anything.

acidtalk: If everyone is with the Aluu community, then who will be with the MUBI community where 25 students were shot dead in their hostel some days back too?


Enough of all this bias and sentiments in Nigeria.




Nigerians lets us share the same sympathy to those TWENTY FIVE students who were killed at Mubi in Adamawa.

Is is because this is a southern state and that happened in the north?
Is it because this are Christians and those were muslims?
Those students in Mubi village need enough attention as that of Aluu.


Poor students were ambushed in their hostels and spread randomly and we keep quiet about it?

Enough of playing bias with our judgements



For those whose hearts also go to the Mubi students killings - https://www.nairaland.com/1069435/mubi-killing-25-students-also

coogar:

oyb, there's a clear distinction between justice and vengeance! i want justice to be done to aluu community - it will serve as a deterrent to other host communities in nigeria who like to bully students or corp members!

if the aluu community feels the aluu-4 were notorious armed robbers, why not put bullets between their eyes once and for all? it's the manner by which they were killed that irks most people not necessarily the death! if the news had been "4 students were mistakenly shot" - i doubt the news would be this sensitized! however, the torture and the killing lasted 7 hours! the perpetrators of this act had the time to reflect on the consequences of what they were doing but they still pressed ahead to kill - now, that's something!

Olalekan 0: @poster,are you related to Demola Ade-Unuigbe who was convicted and summarily suspended from Lead City University for molesting a fellow student in 2010? or you are demola himself whose name was only erroneously spelt as Desola on here?

Chuksaluta: What has the writer achieved with jungle justice, its easy to speak since he has not been a victim.

coogar:

will you shut that cesspit you call a mouth, you sëmen vampire?

@ topic,
90% of nigerians are not intelligent - a dolt penned 10,000 words of contradictory sentences and people are lauding her for being intelligent! where's the intelligence? you either support what the aluu community did to the boys or condemn their act! this desola rëtard condemns what aluu community did but he is in support with them at the same time! how is this logical for feck's sake?

desola wants to blame the system for that barbaric act - wow! there's suffering everywhere in nigeria - suffering is not only limited to aluu community! everyone in nigeria should be a member of one lynch mob or the other if the excuse for maiming 4 innocent souls is suffering! yet, these "barbaric" nigerians abide by the law whenever they travel abroad even to countries where they suffer more hardship than nigeria. how come nigerians abroad do not perpetrate such disgraceful acts abroad?

prying further, so the barbaric act was supposed to stop all the sufferings in nigeria? if i suddenly become a destitute out of acute poverty, i would never treat another human being the way the aluu 4 were treated and i am sure many of us would not treat animals like that, let alone human beings! so the system is the reason people kill now? before nigeria became shyte, people didn't kill? the first world countries where there's little or no poverty, there's never been a murder case there? i reiterate - desola is a fücking bastard and i wish he/she suffers the same fate sometime in the future!

why stop at blaming the government only? we should blame our teachers! the pastors, imams, clerics, juju priests, parents, neighbours, classmates, etc. by the time we are done blaming everyone else for our own irresponsibility then maybe lessons would be learnt! nigerians and their blame culture peeves me to the marrow! some hoodlums conspired to kill innocent souls and a social reprobate wants to blame the government - what a tyke!

gidiMonsta:

Cool story bro, but would have said the same thing if they killed your father and raped your sister?

The writer is not trying to justify the killing but to highlight the inadequacies in our society that culminated in the event of last weekend. If the people knew they'll get justice, do you think they'll have done it? The people of Aluu are monsters created by the society we created, where laws do not exist.

I believe the people of Aluu went to far and people should be punished for it but its time we faced d bigger issues.

oyb: of course i understand where Desola is coming from

I faced two thugs in my house, one wielding a machete, the other some sort of gun. i was very lucky with the way the whole thing turned out - i repelled the thugs almost as quickly as they came in, but they injured me.
it could have been much worse, much as it was for several other people who were robbed that same night - there was a young widow who had the thieves in her house for at least an hour - there was the fellow who had to plead with the robbers to leave his wife alone as he had cooperated, there were the boys who had to watch the robbers argue over whether or not to rape their 15 year old sister, there was the family where the daughter and maid were gang raped.


as usual, the police did not catch any of the robbers, even though they said they saw them running away.

there was the bizarre police lineup where some people were snatched from a so called thief hangout and we were asked to identify them face to face.

there was the stylized demand for egunje with respect to 'police report'

there was the shakedown of we need fuel money so we can patrol

in go slows all over lagos, small boys rob drivers sometimes with police less than 5 feet away. some small boys tried to do this to me at mile 2 , and the police were within my line of vision, but they wee busy shaking down commuters.

yesterday, on the radio, i heard about the one million boys gang, who have been terrorising a communities in lagos, right under the nose of the police.

the immediate aftermath of the house to house robbery - some of the affected closes hired OPC. make no mistake OPC is as bloodthirsty as these ALLU fellows. my generator guy told me a story about how they cut of a fellows hand, forced him to confess all sorts of crimes in front of his parents after which they killed him.

the Bakassi boys did the same in their time.

and people were ok with it. people turned a blind eye to the excesses, even if they found them disturbing.

why? because the monsters provided security that the government cannot provide.

a situation in which robbers are in a vicinity and you can only cringe, hide and pray some miracle happens before they get to your house. . .
a country in which robbers can write to tell you they are coming. . .
a country where robbers can come for a second bite. . .
a country where one of the default actions after being robbed is to leave your house
a country where you cannot even be sure if it is not your banker, your coworker, even your church member that sicced robbers onto you . .

and worst of all , a country where 90% of victims have no form of closure - they are just told to thank God they are alive.

the funny thing is that 90% of the posters who are expressing so much shock are expressing wishes that the same or worse be done to the residents of Allu - and that says plenty. it says that if they too are victims of robbers, they will shed all these sentiments about bestiality. after all several of them have been cheering as the JTF does its thing, burning people in their homes

going by otokx's reports, what i experienced in one horrible night has lot of the Allu community for the past 6 months - robbers having a field day, running wild, and residents living in fear - unable to sleep unable to do anything.

Okija_juju:




One Word... BEAUTIFUL!!!!

I understand this write-up clearly!!

We are indeed Aluu people.. Time to take the law into our hands..


In a land where there is no government, the people become a government unto themselves