Ugonna Obuzor, Tekena Elkanah, Chiadika Biringa and Lloyd Toku (left to right) were in their late teens and early 20s Jane Toku sheds no tears as she recalls the moment when she saw the smouldering ...

October 2015 marks three years since four undergraduate students of the University of Port Harcourt in Nigeria were, on allegations of mobile phone and computer theft, brutally beaten and set ablaze ...

"Mob justice" is reportedly how many disputes are resolved in Africa's most populous country Rights group: Nigerian authorities failing to crack down on culture of impunity Police officer allegedly ...

Sometimes the hard part of being Nigerian is knowing that whenever we experience a collective outrage, it is hardly ever sustained. So we hiss and swear and pronounce God’s judgment on evildoers but ...

Amadi said Aluu is made up of nine clans, adding that the students were murdered in one of the clans nearest to UNIPORT. According to him, the part where the sad incident occurred is inhabited by ...

Witnesses had earlier criticized the police saying they simply abandoned the students to their fate when they got to the scene of lynching. A relation of one of the victims actually accused the police ...

Social Media and communications tools continue to serve as powerful enablers that connect us with the realities around us, as complementary platforms to conventional media. The "Aluu killings' brought ...

Jane Toku sheds no tears as she recalls the moment when she saw the smouldering remains of her son's corpse on the morning he and three of his friends were lynched 10 years ago. The four students had ...