centboy123456:


goat NBM is not a cult group

I know, it's even a church group chicken

Aye Axemen!

kingjomezy:
yes and I grew up there.... I am.. so u know the meaning?

I'm an Okpellan. I'm from Awuyemi for that matter. One love Bro..... you can reach me on this 0703.500.7687

Moheat:

I'm an Okpellan. I'm from Awuyemi for that matter. One love Bro..... you can reach me on this 0703.500.7687

are u at okpella now

kingjomezy:


are u at okpella now

No!

Oliveronline:

keep quiet and stop saying Wat you don't know . we have members who Davido can't even measure to 1/3 of what they have achieved in life. we don't force people into our membership.

I don't understand this fearful small minded boy talking. What do u think is Nigerias problem other than bunch of cultist in disguise ruling poor Nigeria ?

Do you think a cultist in position will give out a merited job to the young chap who graduated with good grades or he will give it out to his fellow cultist who failed woofully ?

I bet he will do the latter. Then how can I join a group that isnt fair in its judgement ?

Inside your mind within yourself you are aware that what u joined shld have just been a dream!!!

folakemigeh:
See as all of dem face strong!!!! Jeez. I'm so scared seeing all this Alpha Males right now..


I doubt if I'll have a good sleep this night

why yall always making cultism seem like a big deal? Besides this is a fake news... This is a case of some blogger trying to make a living. Those guys ain't no Axemen... There is no single feature of NBM in that picture... Take it from an actual proud member.

NBM is not , do not be mistaken. There my be similarities in the modus operandis but a very huge difference in their ideologies.

ORMD

Orodje:
Realmen dodos

Oil dey your Head Aruba, make we align aside still. Greetings JN Gaventa

Avater0147:
– A Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday November 16 2015, partly granted a motion by members of the of Africa (NBM), seeking enforcement of their fundamental right.
Justice Mohammed Yunusa granted an order for a declaration that the applicant, being a duly registered incorporated trustee, had a right to peaceful assembly and association.It will be recalled that the applicants had filed the suit in August under the aegis of Registered Trustees of NBM of Africa.
They had filed the suit alongside three members namely, Oritsebemigho Eyeoyibo, Great Albert and Dr Mayor Onyebuyeke, for enforcement of their rights under order 2 rules 1 to 5 of the fundamental rights enforcement procedure rules.
Joined as respondent in the suit is the Inspector General of Police.
The applicant is seeking a declaration that the indiscriminate arrest and detention of its members by agents of the respondent was unlawful.
They are also seeking a declaration that the parading of its members by agents of the respondents on television as common criminals was a breach of their fundamental rights.
When the matter was called on Monday, counsel to the applicant Mr Anthony Orunkoya, informed the court that the matter was slated for ruling.
Delivering his ruling, Justice Yunusa granted prayers A, B and C of the applicant.
“From all the evidence before the court, the first applicant is a registered organisation with the Corporate Affairs Commission.
“The second to fourth applicant have the constitutional right to belong to the first applicant being a registered organisation under the laws of Nigeria.
“NBM of Africa has a right to admit any person that is so interested as a member in exercise of his or her right under Chapter 4 of the constitution with respect to freedom of association.
“Therefore, prayers A, B and C of the applicant are hereby granted,’’ he said.
In prayer A, the applicant sought a declaration that being a duly registered incorporated trustee in Nigeria, it had a right to assemble and associate freely by virtue of section 40 of the constitution.
In prayer B, the applicant sought a declaration that the indiscriminate arrest of its members by the respondent was a breach of their right to personal liberty.
In prayer C, the applicant also sought a declaration that the parading of its members by the respondent on national television as criminals was in breach of sections 34 and 35 of the constitution.
In their affidavit in support of the motion the applicant averred that the NBM was formed in 1977 in Benin City as a human rights organisation. NBM IS NOT A SECRET CULT BUT A WELL RECOGNIZE ORGANISATION..OK..

Dodos Aruba

ibukun147:
...NBM is way of life...dodorima for all glorious men,get to the movement from south africa(soweto) just tha we mis_interprete the movement here

Loool Tingo

Lastking147:

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