Juba City Council Considers Plan to Send "Nigga" Gang Members to Farms for Rehabilitation

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The Juba City Council is considering plans to round up members of the notorious "nigga" gang, known for violent attacks on civilians and rival groups, and send them to farming activities in rural areas to rehabilitate them. The gang, which operates locally, has been accused of using machetes, knives, and guns in their attacks, and even robbing people of their belongings during the daytime. Mayor Michael Ladu Allah-Jabu believes that once arrested and bailed out, the gang members become even more dangerous to society, and that engaging them in farming activities could be a more effective way to keep them occupied and prevent further violence.

Key Takeaways:

  • The "nigga" gang, a local youth gang, has been accused of violent attacks on members of the public and rival groups, using machetes, knives, and guns, as well as robbing people of their belongings during the daytime.
  • The Mayor of Juba City Council, Michael Ladu Allah-Jabu, is considering plans to send gang members to farming activities in rural areas to rehabilitate them, rather than having them serve time in prison.
  • Once arrested and bailed out, the gang members become even more dangerous to society, according to Mayor Allah-Jabu, who believes that engaging them in farming activities could be a more effective way to keep them occupied.
  • The City Council plans to build extra penitentiaries and reformatory to accommodate the growing number of inmates, and is appealing for help to establish vocational centers for adult and juvenile inmates.
  • At least 23 members of a new gang group called "Wrong Boys" were arrested this week for allegedly killing four people in a furious fight in Lologo Two area of the Juba suburbs.
  • Mayor Allah-Jabu is advising the community to report mob fights among the gangs to the nearest police or any law enforcement agency to prevent violence from escalating and arrest the suspects.

Statistics:

  • 23 members of the "Wrong Boys" gang were arrested for allegedly killing four people in a furious fight in Lologo Two area of the Juba suburbs.
  • The notorious "nigga" gang has been accused of violent attacks on members of the public and rival groups, using machetes, knives, and guns.

Sources:

  • [1] *"At least 23 members of new gang 'Wrong Boys' arrested for killing 4 in Lologo Two area", [Source](https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.thestatesman.com/movies/nws/amp-lead-23-members-new-gang-boys-arrested-killing-4-2110-2457922.html)*
  • [2] *"Juba City Council considers plan to send gang members to farms for rehabilitation", [Source](https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.thestatesman.com/movies/nws/amp-lead-juba-city-council-considers-plan-send-gang-members-farms-rehabilitation-2110-2460064.html)*