James Mbaya, younger brother of Ibrahim Mbaya, the University of Jos graduate who was allegedly beaten to death by a mob over accusations of phone theft, has spoken out about his brother’s life and the circumstances surrounding his death.
James said the family believes Ibrahim was set up out of jealousy, possibly by his close friend who was envious after Ibrahim emerged first runner-up in a modelling competition.
Ibrahim, 25, was described as a multi-talented young man, a caterer, model and dancer, who was full of dreams. Three suspects have been arrested, and the family is demanding justice
Key Points:
The family believes Ibrahim was targeted out of jealousy, not theft.
Jungle justice continues to claim innocent lives across Nigeria.
The case highlights the dangers of mob action based on unverified accusations.
Three suspects have been arrested, but the family demands full prosecution.
The death has devastated a family, especially the parents, who are struggling to cope.
The family is demanding justice and urging Nigerians to reject jungle justice, while awaiting the outcome of the investigation and prosecution of those responsible.


