Having closely followed the ongoing movement for justice for Mohbad, I feel compelled to share why collective action like the upcoming 2-day online protest on May 4th and 5th, 2026, is so important. Over the past three years, despite clear facts surrounding Mohbad’s tragic death and the evident conspiracy involving those at his home, justice has remained elusive. This lack of accountability breeds a deep sense of frustration and distrust in law enforcement. Participating in this peaceful protest, which harnesses the power of social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, allows us to amplify voices that demand transparency and fairness. It’s not just about one individual; as the saying goes, "Injustice to one is injustice to all." By posting fliers and using hashtags like #justiceformohbad2026 and #J4M, we ensure that the issue remains in the public eye and pressures authorities to act responsibly. From personal experience engaging in social justice activism, I’ve seen how sustained online protests can influence public opinion and even spark governmental response. Spreading the word widely helps create a network of support that transcends borders. Nigerians abroad playing their part exemplify the power of a united community calling for change. Moreover, challenging the police to stop shielding suspects and to conduct transparent investigations sends a strong message that corruption and injustice will not be tolerated. It empowers ordinary citizens to hold institutions accountable. In summary, joining this online protest isn’t just symbolic; it’s a vital move in seeking justice, ending corruption, and honoring Mohbad’s memory with concrete action.