Chikaobi's Father is a top Senior Manager at the Pipelines and Products
Marketing Company (PPMC), a subsidiary of the Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). He can afford to buy any type of telephone
handset or laptop for any of his four sons. But this morning when
Onyema Biringa , who is based in Port Harcourt, capital of Rivers State
in South-South Nigeria, woke up, it was to prepare for the burial of his
first son, Chiadikobi, who was lynched on Friday October 5th by a mob
for allegedly stealing handsets and laptops.
The bereaved father, who alongside his family members are still reeling from shock. He is seeking divine intervention over the cruel fate that has befallen his beloved son. "I have handed over the murderers to God," he told a relative last night.
News Express reports that Chiadikobi and three other students of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) believed to be his friends were forcibly seized by a mob at Allu, an off campus suburb where they lived, paraded naked, mercilessly beaten to death despite passionate pleas, had their necks bedecked with used tyres preparatory to being set ablaze.
The only body identified was Chiadikobi's body. He has been taken to his hometown, Umungwa, Obowo, in neighbouring Imo State, for burial today.
Outrage has greeted his murder and that of the other victims of the jungle justice. Writing on Facebook, one of his relatives, Okonkwo Queen, said: My eyes are filled with tears. My dear brother may your soul rest in peace."
Source News Express
The bereaved father, who alongside his family members are still reeling from shock. He is seeking divine intervention over the cruel fate that has befallen his beloved son. "I have handed over the murderers to God," he told a relative last night.
News Express reports that Chiadikobi and three other students of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) believed to be his friends were forcibly seized by a mob at Allu, an off campus suburb where they lived, paraded naked, mercilessly beaten to death despite passionate pleas, had their necks bedecked with used tyres preparatory to being set ablaze.
The only body identified was Chiadikobi's body. He has been taken to his hometown, Umungwa, Obowo, in neighbouring Imo State, for burial today.
Outrage has greeted his murder and that of the other victims of the jungle justice. Writing on Facebook, one of his relatives, Okonkwo Queen, said: My eyes are filled with tears. My dear brother may your soul rest in peace."
Source News Express
They need to fatch those killers out and punish them
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