The Rivers Police Command has alerted the public about possible cult-related activities nationwide on June 7. SP Grace Iringe-Koko, the command's spokesperson, revealed that Black Axe cultists are preparing to mark their Founder’s Day with significant events.
Intelligence reports suggest the Neo-Black Movement, also known as Aiye or Black Axe, plans to initiate innocent victims and may engage in clashes with rival cults. The group, notorious for violence and criminal activities, is expected to hold a nationwide commemoration, particularly in higher education institutions.
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Commissioner of Police Olatunji Disu has instructed all Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers (DPOs), and tactical team commanders to conduct proactive raids on cult hideouts and high-risk areas. Police operatives have been tasked with preventing the event, arresting suspected cultists, and ensuring public safety.
Parents, guardians, community leaders, and religious heads are urged to stay vigilant. The police stress the importance of monitoring children's activities, reporting unusual gatherings, and educating the public on the dangers of secret cults.
