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Joy as over 100 youths renounce cult membership in Cross River (Photos)
Young men numbering over 100 renounced their cult memberships in Orimekpang community in Boki Local Government Area of Cross River State.
The young men who previously belong to various confraternities said they were tired of living in bondage and that there is no gain in cultism.
They repented at a church premises and was hosted by Rev Fr Emmanuel Ukwa in the presence of Pastor John Ewa, Chairman of Boki Local Government Area; Pius Kejuo Osang, Councillor of Abo Ward; the Clan Head of Orimekpang and his Chiefs; Youths and Women Leaders, among others.
Speaking at the denunciation event, which began on Saturday, February 20, 2021, Pastor Ewa emphasised on the need for peace and unity which according to him is paramount to the development of every society.
According to his, the youths how his children and other politicians’ children are in good private schools, some schooling abroad and that no politician will allow their children to be a cultist.
See photos from the event below:
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