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  The Neo-Black Movement of Africa (NBM) has disassociated itself from Black Axe, a cult group operating in Nigerian tertiary institutions and parts of the country. The NBM in a statement issued on Saturday in Lagos State by its National Public Relations Officer, Oluwatosin Dixon, decried a recent report in some media outlets linking it with Black Axe.

Benjamin Hundeyin, the command’s Public Relations Officer, confirmed the arrest to the News Agency of Nigeria.

Law-enforcement sources say the Black Axe crime network is now “everywhere” following an alarming case in Kerry involving secondary school students who were identified as being caught up in money laundering.

Law-enforcement sources say the Black Axe crime network is now “everywhere” following an alarming case in Kerry involving secondary school students who were identified as being caught up in money laundering.

Law-enforcement sources say the Black Axe crime network is now “everywhere” following an alarming case in Kerry involving secondary school students who were identified as being caught up in money laundering.

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested a suspected cult leader whose gang attempted to forcefully take over a tricycle in the state.

The Police Command in Lagos State has arrested a suspected cult leader, whose gang attempted to forcefully take over a tricycle (Keke Maruwa) park in Fadeyi area. SP Benjamin Hundeyin, the command’s Public Relations Officer, confirmed the arrest to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), on Thursday in Lagos. Hundeyin said that the suspect was arrested

The Police Command in Lagos State has arrested a suspected cult leader, whose gang attempted to forcefully take over a tricycle (Keke Maruwa) park in the

The Ogun State Police Command on Tuesday paraded three police officers who had been subjected to orderly room trial for alleged involvement in armed robbery in Ijebu-Ode after which they were dismissed and would soon be charged to court.

A suspected money mule recruiter with links to the Black Axe gang is believed to have laundered more than €10m through bank accounts