mcbreeze:
This is half information. What's the cause of burning? Is it connected to hardship

Can't you read?

One national bad egg bringing troubles for kinsmen.

Hunger in the land

In a sensible clime one or two arrest will be made that will sweep in to massive arrest of this unacceptable level of criminality.

Ofcus its Tinubulation nothing will be done.

Apc done finish this Country pkatapkata.

LoL them attack them coz na their brother be the president 🤣🤣🤣🤣

danvon:
Reported by Saharareporters whose owner is Sowore, who is also leading the protest hmmm.

Let us shun all kinds of ethnic violence.

so was it sowore that reported it?

are you daftt?

Yorubas should respect their host

SultanYoung:
Jungle justice refers to the practice of taking the law into one’s own hands, often in a violent or extrajudicial manner, typically in response to perceived wrongdoing. While it may arise from a desire for immediate justice, it carries significant dangers and consequences:

1. Mob Mentality
- Loss of Individual Judgment: In a crowd, individuals may act irrationally, driven by emotions rather than reason.
- Escalation of Violence: What starts as a collective outcry can quickly escalate into brutal violence, leading to severe injuries or fatalities.

2. Injustice and Mistakes
- Wrong Accusations: The accused may be innocent, as mob justice often relies on rumors or hearsay rather than thorough investigation.
- Lack of Due Process: There is no legal framework to ensure fair treatment, leading to arbitrary punishment.

3. Undermining Rule of Law
- Erosion of Legal Institutions: Relying on jungle justice can weaken faith in formal justice systems and law enforcement.
- Vigilantism: This can encourage more individuals to take the law into their own hands, creating a cycle of violence.

4. Social Consequences
- Fear and Intimidation: Communities may become fearful, not only of crime but also of collective punishment.
- Divisions Within Communities: Jungle justice can exacerbate existing tensions, leading to further conflict within communities.

5. Long-term Implications
- Cycle of Violence: The initial act of jungle justice may provoke retaliation, leading to ongoing cycles of violence.
- Impact on Victims’ Families: Families of both the accused and the mob may suffer psychological and social repercussions, perpetuating a cycle of trauma.

Conclusion

While the desire for swift justice is understandable, resorting to jungle justice poses significant risks that can undermine societal stability and personal safety. Promoting the rule of law and strengthening legitimate legal systems are essential to preventing the dangers associated with this practice.

interesting read

Why attacking Yorubas, why this kind division in this shit hole called Nigeria

mcbreeze:
This is half information. What's the cause of burning? Is it connected to hardship

So u didn't even read the story. Chai chai. See the kind of people that cast votes during elections. Chai. So bad

RTR

danvon:


Igbos never fought - they ran away, they ran away from the North and they ran away from the East.

They were beaten home and away

And ran to where?

NLPoliceWoman:
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Dominique Justwise Mynd44.
Rule 2

Nlpolicewoman show your ID or gettat

These ones are always getting the narrative wrong. The security ppl seem to have lost control.

Coward Hausa!!! Fulani is dealing with dem......Hausas are like Benue people.... Cowards

Yorubas should learn to respect their hosts.
I thought they're only in south west

It’s a shame to think that this incident occurred opposite a military Barack, and nothing was done by the military to put an end to this madness.

Kaduna is not no man's land. Yorubas should learn to respect their host.

Bendeco02:
I predicted this to happen on this site.

Many yoruba youths on twitter and nairaland don't have sense.

They tribalize everything and keep living in denial

If a Northerner warn or attack them online, they will be deceiving themselves that the person is not from north but from a particular tribe in south.

Tinubu is the last president from yoruba tribe. Before yoruba will rule again. That tribe they mock will rule ×4

Tinubu has succeded in opening other tribes eyes to see how tribalistic yorubas can be. The man has spoiled other SW politicians and youth political chances. But his mumu tribe's men don't know because they're shortsighted

Expect major crisis when he rig 2027 election. All regions will show them shege

Yorubas can not be sidelined in Nigerian politics. Forget! Buhari didn't support Tinubu in APC primary election and he won, not only that. He won the general election also, even though a northern candidate is on the ballot.

Southerners that do lives amongst these savages really get mind oh I rather die than live in the land of these heartless people.

Opposite the army barracks.

If the reverse was the case, hope the army go Siddon look like they just did.

Every Yoruba must leave other parts of Nigeria and champion our own nation. O'dua Republic.

Nothing go ever carry me pass Ore again.

mcbreeze:
This is half information. What's the cause of burning? Is it connected to hardship

You are suffering from dementia.. pls go and take care of yourself

Seun362:
Every Yoruba must leave other parts of Nigeria and champion our own nation. O'dua Republic.

Nothing go ever carry me pass Ore again.

Better, if u do just know u looking for what doesn't look for you

Nwaotu10:
Yorubas should learn to respect their hosts.
I thought they're only in south west

My brother, it's not all the time we go violent. Let's try use our senses too.

mcbreeze:
This is half information. What's the cause of burning? Is it connected to hardship

You no read post dey shout half information. SMH

Proudlyomonna:


If You are pro Apc it will neva be well with You.
Go and mark it somewhere.

The sponsoring thought to the chaos here is Hunger.

Apc poverty ridden pro bastards and zombic happy slaves continue to tell the World that the bulaba is doing wonders

You just wasted data and space. Must you be abusive?

mcbreeze:
This is half information. What's the cause of burning? Is it connected to hardship

Is your brain half or you choose not to read?

Softmen:
Burn the stupid animals and their homes into ashes , the same way they do to others tribes living within Lagos

Whatever you wish to others will come back to you in multiple folds..its not a curse,its law of karma...

Nonexisting1:
Kaduna is not no man's land. Yorubas should learn to respect their host.

If only they could heed to your advice