In a positive development in Cross River State, Nigeria, 40 young people from the Abini Community have decided to leave their involvement with cult groups known as the Vikings, Klans, and Axemen. This change happened during an event on August 26, 2026, organized by the local police in partnership with community groups. The police emphasized the importance of this decision as part of their efforts to prevent crime and promote safety in the area. They highlighted the dangers associated with cult membership, such as drug abuse and illegal weapons possession. The police encouraged the youths to embrace peaceful and lawful lives instead. The Commissioner of Police, CP Ajo-Geoffrey Ordue, praised the collaboration between the police, community leaders, and organizations like the LauraHope Foundation. He stressed that everyone has a role to play in maintaining security and urged the young people to continue being positive influences in their community.
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