Meet Bishop Emeka Andrew alleged member of Black Axe cult group(photo)

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- Shocking photos of a Nigerian bishop has gone viral on social media - The Nigerian bishop was captured with some men who were assumed to be cult members of a dreaded cult group known as the Black Axe A Nigerian bishop identified as, Emeka Andrew, has been accused of allegedly being a member of a dreaded cult group known as Black Axe. instantngnews.blogspot.com came across a Facebook post shared by a user identified as Raymond Martins who posted photos of the bishop with members of Black Axe on his Facebook page. In his post, Martins expressed that the bishop is a proud member of the Neo Black Movement of Africa Worldwide (NBM) also known as Black Axe. READ ALSO: Late Umaru Musa Yar’aduas’ daughter Aisha stuns in new photos Meet Bishop Emeka Andrew alleged member of the cult group known as Black Axe.It was gathered that NBM is a confraternity founded in the University of Benin in 1977. According to Wikipedia, the Obafemi Awolowo University massacre in 1999 was perpetrated by a squad of 40 members of the Black Axe. 

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