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Two renowned top artistes in Nigeria, Davido, and Burnaboy, who have been tied to the Black Axe fraternity, recently confirmed the reports that they are cultists for real, as both were pictured hanging out with fellow black axe members. Rumors of OBO’s affiliation with the cult group came to life after he dropped his award-winning tune, AYE. According to those who seem to be in the know, the term “AYE” is not just one of those phrases Nigerian musicians formulate to make their music relatable. It is actually a known phrase in the world of a set of people who call themselves AXE MEN. During their timeout with the fraternity, Davido and Burnaboy joined in the snapshots that were taken. But knowing he sort of unwanted traffic such picture would draw to them, the singers didn’t share them on social media. However, one of the members of the cult who’s probably a student or an unknown figure, shared the pic online and got famous. In the video/pictures that we...

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The movement of BBOG today took another twist as Oby Ezekwesili, the convener of the Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) advocacy group was arrested and taken into false imprisonment by officers of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) on Tuesday, January 23, 2018. Ezekwesili and some other demonstrators began the BBOG movement in 2014 to demand the release of 276 schoolgirls who were kidnapped in Chibok, Borno State. Together, the group has continued to pressure the President Muhammadu Buhari-led federal government to secure the release of the girls. This, however, has not been without several attacks from the security agencies, especially the Police, from mounting roadblocks at the entrance to the Aso Rock Villa to obstructing members from a peaceful march. According to Pulse News, Members of the BBOG who arrived the popular Unity Fountain, takeoff venue for the march to the Villa, met a group of anti-riot Police officers. The BBOG members were prevented from commencing their planned march to th...