Despite its brutality, some Nigerians justify jungle justice as a necessary evil. They argue that police corruption, delayed justice, and perceived impunity make legal redress unreliable. While ...

Vigilante violence is so prevalent in Nigeria that suspicion of petty theft can get one killed. Experts say Nigeria must reform its justice and police systems to deter it. Readers may find parts of ...

The Fear of jungle justice is the beginning of wisdom in Nigeria. The irony of jungle justice is where common sense begins. On the other hand, some of these suspects have committed crimes that are as ...

Most jungle justice victims in Nigeria are later discovered to be innocent of the crimes they were accused of. According to Change in Africa (2021), at least one person is tortured or killed every day ...

The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) on Sunday, October 20, condemned what it described as dangerous and abhorrent trend of jungle justice. The police cautioned the general public on the consequences of ...

Afrobeats singer Skales has caused a controversy following his recent claim that the fear of extrajudicial punishments, commonly known as “jungle justice,” plays a key role in keeping Nigeria’s crime ...

According to Change in Africa (2021), at least one person is tortured or killed every day by enraged mobs who take the law into their own hands. The report highlights that Cameroon and Nigeria record ...