Tsarbomba: I was walking with my friends the other day and spotted a logo somewhere, a broken chain with an axe cutting through it. I later learned it's associated with a popular group called Aye, also known as Axemen, , or the Neo-Black Movement of Africa (NBM). The symbol apparently represents breaking the chains of oppression, colonialism, and social injustice, fighting for equality and the progress of Black people worldwide. Their official motto is something like "Social Justice and Equality for All," and they claim to do charity work like donations to orphanages, schools, and even police. But then I started wondering: is their sole purpose really to fight injustice, or has it changed over time? From what I've read, it started in 1977 at University of Benin as a student fraternity inspired by Pan-Africanism and anti-apartheid struggles, meant to promote Black pride and oppose racism/oppression. However, over the years, especially on campuses and beyond, the group (or parts linked to it) has been heavily associated with cult clashes, violence, killings, cyber fraud (419 scams), human trafficking, and organized crime – both in Nigeria and internationally (like in Europe, Canada, US). Many sources say NBM is the "legal" side that does charity and denies links to crime, while "/Aye" is the criminal side, but in Nigeria, most people see them as the same or closely overlapping. There are reports of politicians and powerful people involved too. So, my question is, what's the real deal? Do they genuinely fight injustice today, or is that just the original idea that's long gone? Have any of you had direct experience or know more about this?
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adenigga: The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, says the Federal Government has not prosecuted individuals suspected of financing terrorism because the process requires extensive and delicate investigations that cannot be rushed.
Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Friday, Idris explained that contrary to public perception, the matter was not as simple as having a list and immediately taking suspects to court.
The minister’s statement came against the backdrop of growing concerns over alleged government complicity in the escalating insecurity ravaging the country.
Successive governments have faced public pressure to identify and prosecute individuals suspected of financing terrorism, particularly Boko Haram, ISWAP, and bandit groups operating in the North.
Under former President Muhammadu Buhari, officials disclosed that some suspected financiers had been identified, raising expectations that trials would soon follow.
However, no high-profile prosecution has taken place, fuelling criticism from civil society groups and security analysts who argue that the delays strengthen public distrust in government efforts against insecurity.
Addressing the matter, Idris said, “It is not a question of having the list or not having the list; it is not as simplistic as that. Investigations have to be conducted. In some cases, there are merits in what they said.
“You don’t say, ‘because pronouncements have been made, let me take you to court directly.’ There must be sufficient investigation carried out.
“Unfortunately, when you are fighting these kinds of battles, it is not something that you just sort out within a day or two. That is why, all the time, we are calling on our partners within and outside this country to understand the complexity and diversity of the situation we have here.”
The minister maintained that President Bola Tinubu’s administration was “working assiduously” to end terrorism and other security threats.
He noted that significant progress had been made since May 2023, adding that many Nigerians were inclined to overlook the gains.
“Sometimes we forget the successes we have recorded in the fight against bandits, criminals, and some of these jihadists. From May 2023 to date, over 13,500 of these criminals have been neutralised and taken off our society.
“Over 17,000 of them have been apprehended. Even as we speak, some of them are having their day in court, and some have been sentenced. I think we should recognise these efforts.”
On the delayed appointment of ambassadors, the minister said President Tinubu was already finalising the list, adding that the nominees were undergoing security vetting.
The minister also confirmed ongoing diplomatic engagements between Nigeria, the United States, and other countries, explaining that misunderstandings about Nigeria’s security challenges were being clarified.
“We agree that ambassadors should be there (US), and the President has agreed that he is going to release this list. As I speak with you, the President is finalising it. They have passed them to security agencies for checks. I can tell you that ambassadors are going to be appointed pretty soon.
“There is diplomatic engagement happening between Nigeria and the United States and other countries. What we feel is that there is no proper understanding of what the situation is about.
“This is the message we are taking to them. We are open to any kind of cooperation—regional, international, American or anybody who wants to see that there is an end to this crisis in Nigeria.”
dmangodwin: Let me add to this comment. Get a military guy who will come around your area.introduce him as your relative or friend , Stop giving them money and talk to them polite but stand your ground
Over 30 states are largely peaceful, less than 6 states of the Federation experiencing the ugly situation which we trust the FG to resolve soon as possible.
Our thoughts goes to people of Borno, Kebbi, Kogi, Kwara, Niger. Well meaning Nigerians trust the insecurity experienced in those states LGs are a thing of the past soonest. Nigerians trust the FG and security foces to do the needful urgently to save and rescue lives.
Shame on Evil and Mischievous online elements exaggerating insecurity all over NL and social media, as though its all over Nigeria. You there relaxing in the South, and shouting "Nigeria is burning" shame on you, keep shouting "Tinubu must resign", keep shouting "trump invade Nigeria", keep wishing "regime change".. you've all failed! 😂
Patriotic Nigerians Let's Stop Exaggerating Insecurity and support the security forces to fish out these perpetrators once and for all.
#StopExaggeratingInsecurity
Good and Influential people let's Post this Hastag everywhere, from South to North. Enough is Enough allowing online elements push negative narratives!
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Emma513: We live in cool and quite place, so recently a group of boys that are into cultist relocate to our place, I was brought up in a godly family, and don't follow or join cult, the have been disturbing my life with, boy find us 1k, even when I no get, boy you dey Bleep up, U be juu man, etc, I am really tired of there bully I am a calm and quiet person and I don't like rough life, this guys will smoke and shout till night, I am afraid of reporting this to security agency, because I thought they might come after me if they discover I reported them, so what can I do in this situation
Relocate or if you have someone close prolly a family member or friend in the army report them
DomPerignon: Its a pagan idol of the Roman goddess of fertility.
None of this Mary worship and bowing to an idol of her is in the original and first church doctrine in Eastern Orthodox .
Emperor Constantine moved his capitol from Rome to present day Istanbul (formerly Constantinople) after converting to Christianity. The first Cathedral was built by Constantine and is now a mosque after the conquest by the Muslims .
The Byzantine Empire split from the Western Roman empire based in Rome over theological differences.
Constantine had moved the capital to Constantinople because he did not want to destroy all the pagan statues and temples in Rome. He was after all born a Roman and held strong cultural ties to his fatherland and empire .
But the western Empire in Rome slowly assimilated Roman pagan traditions into the newly adopted religion after Constantine's death.
This was what caused serious tensions between the East and West.
The Eastern realm will become the Byzantine Empire while the Western realm will become the dying remnants of the old Roman Empire.
Catholiscm isn't considered as Christianity but a separate religion and should be known as Maryanism or Divine Virgin goddess religion.
The Catholic Church in Nigeria has since pulled out of CAN.
Ofunaofu: Scores of troops sustained injuries after terrorists ambushed them while on a rescue mission for abducted students of Government Girls Secondary School, Maga, in Kebbi State.
The attack came just 24 hours after the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, directed troops of Operation Fasan Yamma to go “all out” against the bandits.
Shaibu emphasised the urgency of the mission, ordering, “You must continue day and night fighting. We must find these children.”
The COAS also instructed commanders to rely on intelligence for precision operations, warning, “Once you receive information on something like this, act professionally and decisively. This is not just about our image; it is about doing our job properly.” Troops were deployed for a 24-hour operation to ensure the safe rescue of the abducted students.
During the mission, terrorists ambushed the soldiers, leaving several injured. Video footage obtained by reporters showed the soldiers lying wounded, awaiting medical attention.
One injured soldier was heard saying in Hausa, “Musa has a bullet lodged in his leg. His condition is very bad.”
The operational vehicle used by the troops was also riddled with bullet holes in the attack. Security forces have continued efforts to rescue the schoolgirls while providing aid to the injured soldiers
So they went on a rescue mission without air surveillance and land backup? It means there was a Judas who knows the exact route they will be plying…..Nigeria is far from reality and is moving backwards but those b**tard data boys will say otherwise.
“Fair idea” Very foolish and clueless leaders we have in Nigeria…this is what I always tell people that 10k data or cash you are accepting without thinking of the future will take a big toll on you because politicians dont care about anybody but themselves.
The earlier most people know that the better for them because in this time of advances’d technology our leaders are fighting banditry, terrorism and kidnapping blindly unless there is more to it.
McLizbae: Wallahi if I dey inside that plane and close enough, I will try my best to make sure that fight last long enough to record a winner.
Na this one I take finally like VDM. Heard some dingdong in the plane already condemning him. So, dem been they believe say all the work put into building that fine body, na just for SM influencing and activizim? Lols...
It is actually cool for men to punch or wrestle it out sometimes. No be everything be court, police, Cho Cho Cho online or offline. Fight is a game and a fine culture. The earliest circus were built by the Greeks for men to trash issues out with punishes.
Fellow men, try to stay fit if you are still in your strong and agile age. Make your body, spirit, and soul understand that a physical battle is inevitable, and can breakout anywhere and at anytime and you must stay ready. Exhibit strength and classic ruggedness, and never give that impression that you can't or won't engage in a physical fight.
Win or lose may not really matter, but every punch, jab, kick, slam, and chokes that you deliver successfully, should make you feel good, I mean, like a Greek gladiator or an Roman Knight.
You'll here people say someone may die. But they forget that people also die from everything. Men die having S*x, driving, flying, working, playing, even in their sleep! So, death will come at its time, but not particularly with fights.
Fight with your brains not your heart. Fight with tact not with anger. Do not let feelings control you in a fight, but try to control your feelings. Pick and plan your fight (even for bizarre reasons sometimes). Fight for fun not necessarily to win. A fight is only fair if it is picked one-on-one. If it's a woman is involved, be very restraint, cos that may never be a real fight. In ugly cases fight to severely punish but not to kill.
This post na for 100% men!
Death is inenvitable but dont let it come from your hands.
A policeman once told me “no let them catch you with igbo” or fight with person make e con die” or “make woman die for your house” Wisdom is profitable 💯
A video currently circulating on social media shows Martins Vincent Otse, better known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), and Freedom Okpetoritse Atsepoyi, popularly called Mr Jollof, involved in a physical fight on an airplane, while fellow passengers attempted to intervene, Very Nigerian reports.
In the video, the two are seen grappling in the aisle as passengers try to separate them. Reports revealed the fight started before the aircraft take off.
A person recording asks, “Who started it?” and someone off-camera replies, “It was Mr Jollof.” Others onboard can be heard pleading with both men to stop.
So far, no airline, aviation authority, or government body has released an official statement about the incident. Neither VeryDarkMan nor Mr Jollof has publicly addressed what happened.
The cause of the altercation remains unclear, including whether it was instigated by a disagreement, a misunderstanding, or something more serious. Passengers’ reactions in the video suggest the situation became tense quickly.
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