CROSS RIVER STATE: Yesterday, September 8, Naija Confra reported on a cross-carpeting incident involving KK and Vikings student cultists at Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH), Calabar, Cross River State. (Details in comments section)

CROSS RIVER STATE: Yesterday, September 8, Naija Confra reported on a cross-carpeting incident involving KK and Vikings student cultists at Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH), Calabar, Cross River State. Naija Confra also warned that tension was rising and that everyone in that location must stay informed and stay safe. Naija Confra has now obtained 2 voice notes from KK and Vikings platforms confirming the report. We have attached the 2 voice notes to this post. Whenever Naija Confra drops an update, we urge everyone to take it seriously because many online cultists in the comments section don’t even know what is happening in their cult. They only get their updates from Naija Confra. Stay safe. Reject Cultism.

The accent never lies 😂😂😂

Eficantus Emeritus

I’m never a fan of CC. CC is tantamount to pricing. Make those Vs that shores dey on their weedas spec

30 minutes VN no action, them don still go give una chase

Hmmm! Imagine what students sent to school to learn are doing. Instead of learning, they are there cross - carpeting and moving in ships. May they find purpose in life. Say No To Cultism Reject Cultism Cultism is eveel Shun Cultism

Normally Klans like Vikings style. But why that man go CC. That na dangerous move because both groups get strong leg for that shores and na there their mother plantation Dey. Imagine make Beta marine bagger cc to Klansmen. Sometimes we need Dey rational with our thoughts.

Una matter

omo see naija youths.... na this ones go wrestle power from our wicked politicians so ? what a shame

CROSS RIVER STATE: A Vikings cultist was attacked by KK yesterday evening, and there are unconfirmed reports today that he did not survive. Naija Confra will post his details if the news of his de@th is confirmed. The attack came after Vikings attacked a KK number 1 man, following an attack by KK because of an issue of cross-carpeting. This cult clash involving student of Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH), Calabar, started after a cross-carpeting incident which Naija Confra first reported yesterday, September 8. KK cultists claimed that their member was forcefully initiated by Vikings cultists at his village in Obudu LGA while the school was on strike. They stated that after school resumed, the member informed them of what happened, and they told Vikings to do the needful. When Vikings failed to comply, they attacked, and Vikings then attacked their number 1 man, who was lucky to escape. Following the attack on the KK leader, KK attacked a Viking yesterday evening, and the Viking was rushed to the hospital, with unconfirmed reports this morning that he did not make it. This morning, Naija Confra posted two voice notes. The voice note from KK confirmed the cross-carpeting incident, while the voice note from Vikings confirmed that they attacked a KK member, which is likely the number 1 man KK members talked about. It is reported that final-year students are about to write their final exams, and everyone must make peace now. The Cross River State government does not tolerate cult violence, most especially in Calabar, and we urge the government to look into the situation before it escalates even further. Stay safe. Reject Cultism.

This one na market woman hand suppose touch am

Useless children who were sent to school to better their lives now endangering their lives and the lives of others due to cultism. The one who crossed carpeted is the most useless here, now his actions will start an unnecessary war in Calabar. REJECT CULTISM. REJECT VIOLENCE

See leaders of tomorrow NAA 😹😹

Vikings suppose find this boy wey Dey do this 15mins voicenote,delete am first as e be say na him carry KK matter for head,u think say Vikings na blackgoat wey una Dey toy up and down anyhow abi ? Na Vikings oo❤️🖤 #skajamus kaja,we no Dey fear u

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