ABEOKUTA, OGUN: We have received “UNCONFIRMED” reports of a k!ll!ng that happened few minutes ago around Oluwo in Mapoly, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

While the details are yet to be verified, initial reports mention the names of Eiye and Buccaneers.

We are closely monitoring the situation and will update the NC house as more information becomes available. Stay Safe, Reject Cultism.

MASAKA, NASARAWA: Reports indicate a cult clash between Vikings and Aye in Masaka, Nasarawa, with de@th reported. An unverified image of one alleged victim has also surfaced. At this time, we don’t know the identity of the victim. If any victim turns out to be a non-cultist, we will surely update the NC house.

Last week, we also received reports of a clash between Eiye and Aye in Lafia, Nasarawa, though the details were unconfirmed.

Members of Vikings and Aye in Masaka should remain vigilant. Also, Aye and Eiye members in Lafia should stay vigilant despite the Lafia incident still being unverified. Reject Cultism.

UMUAHIA, ABIA: There is an ongoing cult clash between Maphite and Aye in Umuahia, Abia State, happening around Ward 2 and Orie Ugba.

Reports say the conflict started two weeks ago when one group allegedly snatched a phone from a rival member at J&J Park, opposite Abia Lane Network Park, Okpara Square.

Last night, the rival group retaliated, seriously injur!ng a member of the other group (name withheld). A dry cleaner (non-cultist) was also injur€d in the attack.

Members of Maphite and Aye in Umuahia should stay informed. Stay Safe, Reject Cultism.

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA: There is serious tension among Aye/NBM members in Johannesburg, South Africa, and things escalated yesterday, leading to casualties. A member was severely beaten by the opposing faction, which one side refers to as the rebel group, though Naija Confra cannot confirm who is the actual rebel.

One faction is accusing the other faction of attempting to divide the Aye (NBM) zone in South Africa so that they can create chaos and wars which they use in enriching themselves. There are several threats among members, with some vowing to k!ll their fellow Aye/NBM members when they see them.

Several names, including Peter, Monday, Oliver, Pumpi, and many others have been mentioned in the ongoing conflict. Aye/NBM should resolve their issues quickly in Johannesburg to prevent any loss of life or violence that could impact innocent Nigerians in South Africa. Reject Cultism.

IBAFO, OGUN: We have received “UNCONFIRMED” reports of an attack near a hotel in Ibafo, Ogun State. While initial information suggests it may be cult-related, Naija Confra cannot confirm this at this time.

We are monitoring the situation and will update the NC house as soon as more details emerge.

Stay Safe, Reject Cultism.

This should be every cult group’s anthem—a daily reminder to avoid violence.

EKPOMA, EDO: We’ve received reports of a violent clash between Maphite and Eiye in Ekpoma, with injur!es reported and reports of further clash tonight.

We are currently reviewing some videos related to the incident and closely monitoring the situation. More updates will be shared with the NC house as more details emerge. Members of Maphite and Eiye in Ekpoma should stay informed.

Stay Safe, Reject Cultism.

The last man is a non-cultist in the midst of cultists.

What if rivals attack thinking it’s a full house? Non-cultists must be careful of their surroundings.

ABEOKUTA, OGUN: Educated and well-meaning Eiye leaders are angry about the situation in Ogun State. They are upset that Eiye k!lled a Buccaneer named Freeman two days ago, despite two months of successful efforts to end the violence. (Listen to the voice of an Eiye leader angry about his group’s actions).

Freeman was a friend of Olabisi Chameleon, the feared Eiye member k!lled by Buccaneers last year. Both were alleged dr¥g dealers in the same area and had many friends from opposing groups.

How long will this continue? Sometimes rivals retaliate immediately, other times they wait for months until you are relaxed before they strike—and the cycle continues. No one knows who’s next. Reject Cultism.

IBAFO, OGUN: This is Larenzo, an Eiye member k!lled yesterday by his own cult group over a business dispute with another Eiye member. This is not just an Eiye issue—similar cases have been reported among Maphite, Aye, Vikings, and others.

Before the attack, Larenzo echoed “Haba-Krier” (a cry for help/backup), but the very members who should have protected him were the ones attacking him and would end up taking his life.

Non-cultists must understand that joining a cult doesn’t guarantee safety. It only puts you at risk, not just from rivals but sometimes from the same people who swore to protect you. Reject All Cult Groups.

MBIERI, IMO: Residents of Mbieri, especially members of Vikings, should stay alert as the Aye member, Sky, k!lled by Vikings in Mbieri, near the Ikeduru-Mbaitoli boundary, will be buri€d this week. Cult bur!als often lead to attacks.

Most cultists are members of the NC house, and we don’t want to lose anyone. Stay Safe, Reject Cultism.

IMSU, IMO: Tension is high between Aye and Buccaneers in the IMSU (Imo State University) area of Owerri. The issue began last night near the Front Gate when an Aye member drove in with his headlights shining on some Buccaneers, including their number 3 man. The Buccaneers asked him to dim his car lights, but he refused and didn’t like their approach towards him. This led to a heated exchange, and they chased the Aye away by throwing bottles at him.

This morning, the Aye returned with his men, armed with guns. They went to a Buccaneer’s house and fired shots in the area. There are unconfirmed reports that Aye has declared war on Buccaneers, but Naija Confra has not confirmed this yet.

Stay Safe, Reject Cultism.

Non-cultist k!lled - 2

Unresolved cases - 12

1.) Aye’s BKB in Delta, where (Joker) di€d, was included.

2.) Eiye’s BKB in Lagos (Ekene) was added.

3.) Eiye’s BKB in Ogun (Larenzo) was also included.

4.) Aye’s BKB in Nasarawa (Famous) was NOT added, as it was a personal act of jealousy.

5.) An Aye, Dalle, was k!lled by Vikings in Benue, on the same day Aye k!lled his brother, Zico T, a former Vikings leader.

6.) In the second attack in Jos, Plateau (February 23), the victim was an Aye member.

7.) In the Ogidi, Anambra attack on February 24, the victim was also an Aye member.

8.) Matthew, a police officer’s son and Vikings member, was k!lled in Benue.

9.) The case of Star Boy, an Aye k!lled in Edo, was NOT included as it was not cult-related.

10.) The k!ll!ng of Maphite member Khalifa in Auchi remains unresolved and was NOT added.

11.) Over 20 de@ths recorded in the Greenland and Deebam (Bobos) clashes in Rivers and Bayelsa.

12.) Two cultists k!lled by Black and Black.

February 2025 will be the last loss record with the old chart. As we plan to reduce/stop mentioning cult names in our reports, we are updating the chart to only list the states where cult groups fought and the total number of all cult-related de@ths, including non-cultists.

These changes aim to see if the violence can be reduced or stopped, as our goal is to save lives and end the violence.

38 Cultists / 2 Non-cultists / 12 Unresolved

LAGOS STATE: A serious clash occurred yesterday in the Yakoyo Alagbole area of Lagos state, with fatalities reported.

At this time, we cannot confirm if it was cult-related or the groups involved, but we urge residents in the area to stay safe and alert security if they notice anything.

More updates will follow.

Cult groups must act right before the actions of their members cause them irreversible damage. Imagine a foreign country labeling your cult as a terrorist group—even new members in Nigeria could be banned from entering that country.

The pictures and videos you’re posting on social media to brag about your cult may be the evidence that implicates you as a terrorist one day. Be wise.

The moment you join a cult, this becomes your reality. Reject Cultism.

SATELLITE TOWN, LAGOS: In the Sunday attack, the second victim, Moses, was not a cultist despite conflicting reports. He once lived in Oluti and was a former classmate of Adigun, the first victim who was buri€d yesterday. Moses worked in Lekki and only visited the area occasionally. He was from Benue State and the first son of his parents. Reports indicate that Muri was nearby but not among those attacked.

The third victim has been identified as Ufoma. Ufoma suffered multiple cuts but managed to escape and survive. He is currently in a military hospital with his younger sister. Ufoma was not a cultist; he was simply a friend of the other victim and was unfortunate to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Aye insisted that one of the victims was a Vikings member, forcefully initiated in that Ashawo hotel some years back, and had remained coded since then. However, they admitted the other two were just friends they mistakenly thought were Vikings. Meanwhile, Vikings stated that none of the victims were their members. Neutral sources in the area confirmed that the victims were non-cultists. Stay Safe, Reject Cultism.

Ayez Apache, what have you achieved with your squad? 22/BB needs to unite and fight for the right cause, benefiting Nigerians, including their struggling members, so other groups can follow their lead