Inasmuch as I don't support theft and criminality in the society, I however don't also support JUNGLE JUSTICE.
The rate of jungle justice is quite alarming and horrible, I have seen where individuals are being burnt alive,treated as animals and killed in a very miserable way,I have also seen where people where killed and burnt alive for mere things such as garri,and that's not good.
it is becoming a norm in this part of the world and I think this doesn't speak well about us and this issue had a negative picture on our society,in saner climes this is not done and I think those involved or caught in such act should be apprehended and prosecuted for unjustly taking of life without the legal confines.

©TruthSoldier

Jungle justice is sweet, it's what ended the badoos, 1 million boys, etc, even police dey run when they hear about them,
Corrupt police officers chop bribe and clean mouth before you know it the criminal is free to raom the streets again.
Forget what you read in social media, all the victims of jungle justice were armed and involved in crime.
They tell you how the Aluu 4 massacre is bad, but they never tell you that they were armed with sorts of dangerous weapons ranging from knive to dagger and axe. 4 vs 1


I've crushed head of lizards and killed animals all my life but i can't wait for the pleasure of crushing the head of a criminal

Bintabisiriyu2:
Jungle justice is sweet, it's what ended the badoos, 1 million boys, etc, even police dey run when they hear about them,
Corrupt police officers chop bribe and clean mouth before you know it the criminal is free to raom the streets again.
Forget what you read in social media, all the victims of jungle justice were armed and involved in crime.
They tell you how the Aluu 4 massacre is bad, but they never tell you that they were armed with sorts of dangerous weapons ranging from knive to dagger and axe. 4 vs 1


I've crushed head of lizards and killed animals all my life but i can't wait for the pleasure of crushing the head of a criminal

You are an animal. It's not an insult though but you are just an unevolved piece of flesh. Go get your brain checked.

I read about a 12yr old boy being burnt in onitsha market because he stole a role of cornflakes and milk. So that is sweet abi? Nigga, with all due respect... you need serious help.

JeeFox:


You are an animal. It's not an insult though but you are just an unevolved piece of flesh. Go get your brain checked.

I read about a 12yr old boy being burnt in onitsha market because he stole a role of cornflakes and milk. So that is sweet abi? Nigga, with all due respect... you need serious help.

at least his spirit won't steal again,
i know you are a criminal that why you fear jungle justice but let me tell you, legit does not fear instead they encourage it.
Tyre go hang for your neck one day, follow by petrol and matches, then you will know.

Bintabisiriyu2:


at least his spirit won't steal again,
i know you are a criminal that why you fear jungle justice but let me tell you, legit does not fear instead they encourage it.
Tyre go hang for your neck one day, follow by petrol and matches, then you will know.

Fork u jihadist

Bintabisiriyu2:
Jungle justice is sweet, it's what ended the badoos, 1 million boys, etc, even police dey run when they hear about them,
Corrupt police officers chop bribe and clean mouth before you know it the criminal is free to raom the streets again.
Forget what you read in social media, all the victims of jungle justice were armed and involved in crime.
They tell you how the Aluu 4 massacre is bad, but they never tell you that they were armed with sorts of dangerous weapons ranging from knive to dagger and axe. 4 vs 1


I've crushed head of lizards and killed animals all my life but i can't wait for the pleasure of crushing the head of a criminal

There is no evidence to suggest that the Aluu 4 were armed. The Aluu 4 were four young men from the University of Port Harcourt in Nigeria who were brutally beaten and burned to death by a mob in the Aluu community in 2012. The incident occurred after the four students were accused of stealing a laptop and phones, and the community members took the law into their own hands instead of handing them over to the police.

There is no evidence that the students were armed, and the use of force against them was unwarranted. The incident sparked outrage across Nigeria and beyond, with many calling for justice for the victims and their families. Several people were eventually arrested and charged in connection with the killings.