
The call was stimulated by the remembrance of the unfortunate incident, which happened exactly two years ago at Omokiri village in Aluu Community, Ikwerre Local Government area of River State.
The group, the Civil Liberties Organisation, CLO, said the delay in convicting the perpetrators of the act was disturbing.
In a statement signed by its spokesman, Livingstone Nwechie, the organization blamed the closure of the courts in Rivers State for the delay of Justice delivery.
Nwechie emphasized that the Aluu four case was one of the high profile criminal cases in the state that were currently being taken for granted.
The group called on the members of the Judiciary staff Union workers and the Rivers State government to consider the plight of the affected families of the Aluu four and call off their almost four-month old strike.
“One question for us all today is: Can there ever be justice for Aluu 4 when our Courts are perpetually shut down in Rivers state?
“As we send our words of consolation to the affected families and all who may be facing injustice of their own version of Aluu 4, to remain strong as justice shall come one day, we urge the Rivers State government for once as a mark of honour to these boys and their families, to REOPEN OUR COURTS so that justice can be got in this matter”.
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