Black Axe cultist arrested abroad leaves officers confused as he chants ‘battle motto’ (Video)
A Nigerian Black Axe confraternity (Aye) member, caused stir after he was arrested abroad and began to chant the cult group’s battle slangs.
In a video which surfaced on social media, the young man who was on handcuffs sat on the floor and spoke intimidatingly.
He said some unintelligible things which seemed to only be understood by him, before he eventually asked the arresting officer to remove the handcuffs.
The white policeman who recorded him was apparently confused, so he could be heard trying to ask the cult member what he was saying.
Watch the video below:
In other news, CorrectNG reported earlier that the Imo State University, Owerri (IMSU) has suspended Dr. Desmond Izunwanne, a lecturer at the Physiology Department for allegedly assaulting and slapping a pregnant student, Ukamaka.
The Deputy Registrar Head, Media and Public Relations, Ralph Njokuobi announced the lecturer’s immediate suspension on Wednesday, April 3rd.
It may be recalled that a video captured Izunwanne slapping the lady said to be in the early stages of pregnancy, because she arrived late for his lecture and was not dressed in the appropriate uniform.
She had explained to him that she visited the hospital just before the lecture, but he disregarded her explanation and proceeded to slap her multiple times asking her, “what’s your reason for coming to class late?”.
In reaction to the incident, the IMSU management issued a statement, announcing that the erring lecturer has been suspended.
The statement read; It has come to the notice of the Management of Imo State University the viral video circulating the globe about the indecorous actions of a lecturer of the University, Dr. Desmond lzunwanne of the Physiology Department, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences of Imo State University, Owerri against four students of the University.
Management views the action of the lecturer as barbaric and unbecoming of a person of his position. At the end of the Management meeting held on Tuesday 2 May 2023, Management approved the suspension of the Lecturer Dr. Desmond lzunwanne till further notice and has set up a three-man Disciplinary Committee to unravel the immediate and remote causes that led to his uncouth behaviour.
The general public and indeed all Human Rights Organizations are hereby implored to allow the University conduct a proper investigation and recommend appropriate sanctions where necessary in line with the staff conditions of service.
Management will not accept any breach in the academic and moral standards expected of any lecturer irrespective of how highly placed he is in the University and sincerely believe in rules of engagement between lecturers and students. The University is on top of the game as it affects the matter under review. Thanks for your understanding and patience.
