Justice for Alafuro: Alafuro Peterside, a devoted engineer and father of three, was laid to rest in a private cemetery in Port Harcourt amidst sorrow and calls for justice. Peterside was tragically shot by a policeman at a local bar on Stadium Road in the city, an incident that sent shockwaves through the community and sparked widespread condemnation.
During the burial, mourners clad in black bid their final farewells, expressing grief and solidarity with the bereaved family. The Rivers State Civil Society Organisation, led by Enefaa Georgewill, joined the chorus of voices demanding a thorough investigation and a transparent legal process, urging the authorities not to ignore the case.
Despite the Police Commissioner’s confirmation that the suspect has been charged, the identity of the officer remains undisclosed. Josephine Peterside, the deceased’s sister, passionately appealed for swift and fair proceedings, emphasizing the need for accountability and closure.
“This loss has deeply affected our family. We implore the government and the police to ensure that justice prevails. Alafuro was a loving father and husband, and his memory deserves respect and proper legal resolution,” she stated.
Justice for Alafuro: The incident has rekindled concerns about police accountability and transparency, prompting renewed calls for systemic reforms within the law enforcement sector. As the case unfolds, the community continues to mourn the untimely loss of a beloved family man and advocate for the appropriate handling of the matter.#JusticeForAlafuro Source thedailycourierng news