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Police alert Nigerians over planned nationwide cultist initiation

by Tobi Benson
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THE police have issued a nationwide alert regarding the possibility of mass cult initiations nationwide.

Spokesperson for the Rivers State Police Command, Grace Iringe-Koko confirmed this in a statement issued today.

Iringe-Koko warned the public about the purported cult group’s planned large Founder’s Day celebration tomorrow, July 7th in a statement titled ‘Planned Cult Celebration By The Neo Black Movement, Aka Aiye Or Black Axe,’

“The event, code-named AIYE Day or 7/7 is meant to be observed in all states of the federation, especially in higher institutions of learning,” the statement read.

“The Command is aware of the antecedents of the Neo-Black movement, notorious for killings on campuses, inter-cult clashes and excessive violent conduct among other criminal actions.

“We estimate that the annual AIYE DAY celebration will likely be held in the cult group’s dens and strongholds, especially in tertiary campuses nationwide. Also, the ceremony may likely avail opportunities for counter-cult activities, inter-cult violence and other associated violent crimes in and around tertiary institutions within Rivers State.

“Furthermore, it might provide ample opportunity for the forced initiation of innocent victims and other acts such as rape and armed robbery.”

“Higher institutions of learning be advised to increase security measures and maintain strict supervision to ensure the safety and well-being of all students. Educators and school Administrators should be observant of unusual gatherings or activities among students in their institutions.

“Parents and guardians should watch keenly over their children and wards during this period and look out for any warning signs in the content of their interaction with friends.

“Community leaders are advised to be aware of possible gatherings or unusual activities in their area. They and local security outfits should synergize and remain vigilant, reporting any suspicious activities at the closest Police Station.

“Religious leaders should sermonize their congregants on the evil of secret cultism.

“The Command remains purposeful in carrying out our duty of maintaining law and order whilst protecting lives and property. We will not relent in dealing decisively with any person or group intent on disturbing the peace that we have assiduously worked to achieve”.

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