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of Nigeria with anti-colonial activism. The group adopted violence to make its members "strong men". It claimed to fight against oppression, saying that its members would only kill for justice and would not kill the innocent. As the Black Axe expanded and its violence increased, the 1994 graduating members decided to separate the confraternity from the University of Benin.
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The Black Axe seems to have engaged in political misconduct. For example, Augustus Bemigho, a 2019 APC party candidate for political office, was connected to the Black Axe. Emails show that he "sent guidance on scamming to a network of collaborators on 62 occasions and communicated with others about
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NBM became a prominent group at many universities in Nigeria during the 1980s. Its leaders then decided to connect with the Neo black movement of Africa, calling itself a brotherhood focusing on black realism and determinism. The iteration of the Black Axe confraternity blended the historic religion
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There are several initiation processes that these men must go through before they are granted admission. It is claimed that "the Axemen are stripped naked and forced to lie in mud while enduring severe physical abuse, crawl through their tormentors' legs in a process known as β€šdevil's passage,β€˜ and
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Leaders use death threats and other types of violence against members that have any ideas of leaving the confraternity and the secrecy runs on fear. Some members, usually first-year students, are forcefully initiated. The Black Axe does this by "portraying the university environment as hostile and
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Before recruitment and initiation, the potential members must sign an "oath of secrecy," pledging that they would never reveal any information to non-members or violate the group's rules. Then the initiation ceremony, which is sometimes called "Blending," takes place and all of the new members are
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in 2008, Black Axe's membership was estimated to be over one thousand "educated males." NBM publicly disassociated itself from the Black Axe confraternity and has expelled nearly fifty connected members, including four former NBM national presidents. However, various publications refer to NBM and
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arrested 75 suspected members of the Black Axe for trying to wire one million dollars over many bank accounts. This operation spanned four countries in four continents. Along with cars and luxury items, Interpol agents seized 12,000
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Chief Priest – Responsible for all of the activities within the Black Axe, as well as keeping research about the African traditional religion up to date. They also act as an assistant to the National Head.
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confraternity, resulting in the deaths of nine people. At least 53 people were injured or killed between March 2009 and June 2013 in fights between the Black Axe and their rivals, the Eiye confraternity.
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National Head – Runs the confraternity on a day-to-day basis, coordinating all of the departments below them. They are seen as the face of the Black Axe and serve as an example to all the Axe-Men.
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after a ritual that bonded her to her traffickers' debts. It was reported that she had been "imprisoned, raped, blackmailed, and forced into prostitution to pay a debt of about €15,000."
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There is little information on the structure and hierarchy of the group, despite extensive media coverage. The group has a hierarchal structure that keeps everything running, comprising:
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Much of Black Axe's violent crime, including murders and rapes, are not reported, as there is little policing within Benin City. On 10 July 1999, forty members of the Black Axe drove to
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specific scamming targets." Some of the documents in his emails show that in Benin City, 35 million naira ($ 85,000; Β£64,000) was directed to the Black Axe to secure votes in 2012.
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drink blood." This is used to degrade them and connect them. It has also been said that some of the ceremonies include bonfires, drugs, and the sexual assault of women.
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schemes to defraud investors. They used the widely known Nigerian email scams, as well as social media, dating websites, and phone numbers to target US citizens.
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students as in need of protection." After they are initiated, they are given a black robe with their logo and told that they "have just acquired (their) coffin."
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In October 2021, eight members of the Black Axe were arrested and charged in connection with Internet scams. In 2011 and 2012, members of the group in
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Eyes – Responsible for keeping an eye out for police at different events and initiation. They also help connect with similar groups of similar ideals.
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There are many instances of violence between the Black Axe and other confraternities. In May 2009, there was a fight between the Black Axe and the
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Criers – Responsible for managing the website, publishing information about events, and overall organization of information.
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struggles." Adopting a logo of a black axe "smashing the shackles of colonialism," the NBM was a response to the
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Chairman – Not much is known, but they are also one of the higher-ups within the hierarchy of the Black Axe
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An Assessment of Black Axe Confraternity Cult in Nigeria: Its Impact on the University Educational System
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Black Axe's symbol comes from NBM and is a black axe above two hands in chains or the shackles of
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has called the Black Axe a "mafia-style gang". NBM has publically dissassociated from Black Axe.
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Butchers – Responsible for enforcing the rules of the Black Axe and keeping members in line.
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In 2023, a member of the Black Axe was caught trying to steal one million dollars through
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In January 2022, four Black Axe members were arrested after forcing a woman into
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Nigeria: Black Axe Confraternity Members Found With a Gallon of Human Blood (
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The confraternity also has a ceremony called a "gyration" where they worship
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reported excesses." This logo gave the group its common name, the Black Axe.
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Black Axe cyber-gang affiliate charged with money laundering in the US
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gathered. The gathering of them is nicknamed as "Jollification."
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In 2016, almost two dozen Black Axe members were arrested in
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Black Axe: Nigeria's Mafia Cult - BBC Africa Eye documentary
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The ultra-violent cult that became a global mafia (BBC)
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