Four handsome young men also referred to as the aluu 4 were lynched on Oct. 5th 2012 based on allegation that they were thieves.

The victims were Ugonna Obuzor, Toku Lloyd, Chiadika Biringa, and Tekena Elkanah, all students of the University of Port Harcourt, River State.

As we remember them today, we encourage everybody to bear in mind that the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria stipulates that a man cannot be seen as guilty until a competent court of law declares him so, hence jungle justice is a crime against the law and human dignity. #IStandAgainstJungleJustice


http://www.robminds.com/2016/12/05/today-memory-remember-aluu-4/

Ftc.

God bless the dead

So much pain so much torture they cried and begged thinking it will end any minutes...... but they never stopped instead they were send straight to hell, right here from earth..... R.I.P guys! How i wish we can turn back the hands of time!

Very sad and painful thing.

Wht a painful lost
any info about d arrested killers

My heart goes out to their families.

rip to all of them.

where is the justice?

may God bless you for keeping their memory alive....I kmow for sure that Rivers state will never know peace until the soul of these luvly boys get justice.... A land where 4 kids were beaten and burnt to death publicly by people older and stronger than them with Men women and children watching and celebrating can hardly knw peace & progress. Rivers people do the needful. this is beyond law enforcement. It is a taboo that require serious cleansing. Aluu the most wicked town in the world is what i will keep telling every child in my family and beyond. You devils made people all over the world cry.