Neo-Black Movement Denies So-Called 7-7 Celebration, Asks Nigerians To Report Any Gathering To Police

Source: Sahara Reporters

The statement further warned all its members across the world to be mindful of such gatherings which it said may come in the name of the NBM of Africa and report same to the security operatives.

The leadership of the Neo Black Movement of Africa (NBM), a pan-African movement, has distanced itself from any celebration tagged “July 7 (77)” as being falsely claimed in some quarters to be the group’s founding day anniversary.

The NBM in a statement by its national Public Relations Officer, Ajibo Sam-Brown, and obtained by SaharaReporters, warned that “the movement has no celebration nor anniversary known as July 7 (7/7), warning that those spreading the falsehood are not members of the NBM of Africa but imposters and charlatans.

“July 7th (7/7)” as acclaimed by the enemies of the NBM of Africa founding date is false and not recognised by the Pan-Africanist group. NBM of Africa is an organisation that has all its activities documented, promotes peace and condemns in its entirety illegality.

“And in the history of NBM of Africa, there is no place where JULY 7 was documented as founders day; hence it is a misnomer for any group of persons to ascribe NBM of Africa to that date, and also NBM of Africa is not Black Axe. NBM of Africa has no relationship with Black Axe, NBM of Africa disassociate itself from the name “Black Axe”, the statement said.

The statement further warned all its members across the world to be mindful of such gatherings which it said may come in the name of the NBM of Africa and report same to the security operatives.

“By this notice, all members of the organisation are succinctly warned to be wary and distance themselves from any gathering of such and should help report any gathering of such to the nearest police station”, the statement added.