The Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV) is calling on parents and guardians to be vigilant and caution their children and wards against being lured into cultism
This warning is coming against the backdrop of planned annual gathering
of the Supreme Eiye Confraternity on June 15.
The Police Campaign Against Cultism which issued this statement said the group, also known as the National Association of Airlords plans to recruit new members and carry out initiations and other criminal acts during the event.
POCACOV also advised youths to avoid associating with suspicious individuals or groups.
They warned hoteliers and club operators against allowing the use of spaces in their hotels and clubs for cult activities, as the group often operates under the guise of holding parties.
The Anti Cultism and Other Vices Group urged the public to report any suspicious gatherings or activities to the police or other security agencies appealing to the public to close ranks and work together to combat cultism and ensure a safe and secure environment for all.
