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July 7: CP Orders Raid Of Cultist Hideouts, Arrest Of Suspects

July 7: CP Orders Raid Of Cultist Hideouts, Arrest Of Suspects | Daily Report Nigeria

The Commissioner of Police in Rivers State, Olatunji Disu has ordered a raid of all suspected cultist hideouts across the state.

Recall that July 7, popularly known as seven seven (7/7) is a nationwide celebration of the founder’s day of popular dreaded confraternity group, ‘Neo-Black Movement’, popularly known as ‘Aye’ or ‘Black Axe’s.

 

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Speaking during a statement issues in Port Harcourt on Saturday, the command’s spokesperson, Grace Iringe-Koko said the order to raid  all Suspected hideouts and hotels harbouring these cult members have been given, with the sole purpose of preventing any bloodshed or cult clashes.

Iringe-Koko said that celebration is meant to be observed in all parts of the federation, most especially tertiary institutions, and it could lead to series of violent attacks and inter-cult clashes and related activitiee in and around tertiary institutions within the state.

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The statement reads,

“The Rivers State Police Command has received information about a nationwide celebration of the Neo-Black Movement scheduled for July 7, 2024. The confraternity, also known as Aiye or Black Axe, intends to have this event as a commemoration of their Founder’s Day.

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 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.

 

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 harmonize their congregants on the evil of secret cult. ” she added

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