A disturbing case circulated online about two kidnappers who abducted a doctor and his brother, killed the brother despite receiving a ₦100 million ransom, and later showed up at the very hospital where the surviving doctor worked. The doctor recognized them and alerted authorities, leading to their arrest. Many people reacted strongly to the story, expressing outrage over the crime and sympathy for the victim.
One comment read: “Why una carry them go police station 😭😭😭 What happened to donating all their organs to people who need it in the hospital?”
This remark is deeply alarming because it openly advocates violent extrajudicial punishment. Suggesting that suspects should have their organs taken ignores the rule of law, human rights, and due process. It reflects revenge-driven thinking rather than justice, and it trivializes serious ethical issues around medical practice and organ donation. Even in cases involving horrific crimes, endorsing cruelty or vigilante punishment undermines legal systems and promotes a dangerous culture of retaliation instead of lawful accountability.
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