mobilise young people, and, for that, they re promised money and they re promised roles within government. so, when elections come around, you just have more and more cultists getting into positions of power through this nepotism and corruption. but politics is not only funding cultism. the evidence suggests a politician was once the head of the black axe. his name is augustus bemigho, a member of the ruling apc party in nigeria, who ran for office in 2019. he s also the former president of the neo black movement of africa. during that time, hacked emails suggest he orchestrated millions of dollars of internet fraud. distorted voice: augustus bemigho was a very typical member of the black axe. he was an advance fee fraudster, stealing money off people, laundering money. he was providing victims with evidence of being a businessman and people were falling for it. he s the head of a criminal organisation. that is a scandal that the head of a criminal organisation can run for politics
to assist with an election campaign in edo state. in return, axemen were allegedly promised 80 roles in government. distorted voice: politicians reach out to the black axe, i mobilise young people, and, for that, they re promised money and they re promised roles within government. so, when elections come around, you just have more and more cultists getting into positions of power through this nepotism and corruption. but politics is not only funding cultism. the evidence suggests a politician was once the head of the black axe. his name is augustus bemigho, a member of the ruling apc party in nigeria, who ran for office in 2019. he s also the former president of the neo black movement of africa. during that time, hacked emails suggest he orchestrated millions of dollars of internet fraud. distorted voice: augustus bemigho was a very typical i member of the black axe. he was an advance fee
of the public into believing that they re legitimate, when, in fact, the opposite is true. it s a big smokescreen for what they really are, which is a mafia. uche s obtained potentially explosive evidence, thousands of emails exposing the long history of axemen infiltrating politics in benin. a hacked email from 2012 suggests politicians funnelled 35 million naira to the nbm to assist with an election campaign in edo state. in return, axemen were allegedly promised 80 roles in government. distorted voice: politicians reach out to the black axe, mobilise young people, and, for that, they re promised money and they re promised roles within government. so, when elections come around, you just have more and more cultists getting into positions of power through this nepotism and corruption. but politics is not only funding cultism. the evidence suggests a politician was once the head of the black axe. his name is augustus bemigho, a member of the ruling apc party in nigeria,