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Judge, jury, mob and the case for community policing, By Funke Adeoye

4 hours ago
by Justice Okamgba

ALUU4. Deborah Yakubu. The sixteen travellers lynched on the road in Uromi. These names have become painfully familiar in Nigeria’s national conversation on mob justice. While those of us far removed post #Justice4XYZ hashtags, and organisations issue media statements, a family is grieving the loss of a child, a brother or a sister. The dreams of that family are forever quenched, because of a bloodthirsty crowd. 

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