Black axe cult members donate shelter to Osun State Police [photos]

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Members of the Neo Black Movement of Africa aka Black Axe, which originated from the University of Benin, have donated a shelter to traffic police in Osun state.

This occurred on Wednesday, 5th of November 2019, as the officers received the gifts and posed for pictures with members of the confraternity.

The Neo Black Movement of Africa, originated at the University of Benin in the late 1970s and can be found at the University of Calabar and other campuses. Its insignia is an upright axe with a wide blade fixed to a short handle, and its motto is “Aye Axemen”.

The group has a bloody history and in 1999 invoked the wrath of the Olusegun Obasanjo led federal government when they allegedly killed a student in Obafemi Awolowo university


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