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Aluu4: Lloyd Micheals Buried Today in Port Harcourt

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The Burial

Today, one of the murdered four students at Aluu community by the vigilante operatives of Aluu community – in the person of Lloyd Micheals was buried today at the Port Harcourt State Cemetry.

Lloyd was one of the four undergraduates of the University of Port Harcourt  (UNIPORT) that were lynched at Aluu community in Rivers State  for allegedly stealing laptops and mobile phones.

Yesterday, a service of song was held for Lloyd. Today, he was buried. In attendance were, UNIPORT V.C represented by the dean, Students’affairs, prof Henry Leopold Bell’gam. Chairman Police Community Relations Committee, Hon. Henry Young – no police presence or the state government representatives.

Following the murder, Lloyd’s mother, Mrs Toku, expressed shock that the crowd  could watch as her son and his friends were gruesomely murdered.
Read what she  had to say below;
When we got there, one of them was still  breathing. He was gasping for breath, but the crowd…they were all there watching  while my baby (Lloyd) was butchered. Come to my area and ask questions about my  child; the child I trained. Penultimate Sunday, we went to church,  Salvation Ministry; that is where he worshipped. We all went together for the  second service. He stayed back for the remaining service. When he came back, he  started preparing to go to school. I can still see him as I talk to you.
He brought out a book; ‘How Faith Works’ by  David Ibiyomie and he said ‘Mummy, read this book and you will know what faith  is all about. By the time I come back on Friday, you will tell me what faith is  all about. Ever since, I have been moving around with that book, so that I  could read and not get him angry when he comes back from school and ask me about  what I learnt from the book.
Thursday was his daddy’s birthday. Lloyd  called him and wished him happy birthday. When his daddy asked him if he would  be coming home to celebrate the birthday with the family, he promised he’d come  back on Friday after lectures. But on Friday morning, we got the call that  my son was being beaten. How can I erase the fact that my son was lynched from  my mind? He studied very hard and got admission into the  university.

May His Soul Rest in Peace.

 

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