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Say No To Cultism: Youths Storms Popular Market In Benue, Forcefully Cut The Hairs Of Residents – [Photos]

Members of the Jemgbagh Youth Development Forum, stormed the Gboko main market in Benue State to cut the hair of residents keeping Afro and bushy hairs in the bid to get rid of cultism.

According to reports, the youth group believes that anyone who keeping long hair is a cultist and should be dealt with accordingly, so they stormed the popular main market yesterday afternoon with operation “Say no to cultism”, as they wage a war against cultism.

Anyone with bushy hair is suspected as a cultist and forcefully bard off his hairs as seen in the photos below.

Tobias Sylvester

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