Names Of Temples In Nbm

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The name was changed to 'Black Axe' then finally Neo Black Movement, even though it remains the inofficial name. 'Black Axe' also became the name of the magazine published by the movement. This again was changed to 'Uhuru Magazine' later. Axeman: Members of NBM refer to each other as axemen (or alternatively lord, bam, amigos, wise/strong men). Share your videos with friends, family, and the world. The Neo Black movement has an estimated membership of over 20,000 people. Symbol,Color and Motto. The symbol of the Neo Black Movement is an axe breaking through a chain cuffing two hands together- The symbol is said to demonstrate the readiness to confront oppression, social injustice and other issues that the people of color may face. The Sanskrit name of Vaisali means 'vast adornment' in translation—this is the name of the city where Vimalakirti lived. Manjusri asked Vimalakirti about the real way to nonduality, and Vimalakirti remained silent; when this monk questioned father Mazu and his sons, elaborations covered the earth.

Names Of Temples In Nbm
On this post I am going to show you most of what the insignia and special expressions related with the blackaxe fraternity means.

Temples of NBM The internal Temple name comes first, followed by the official name of the institution. Futa Jallon University of Benin, Benin city Adamawa Institute.


Axe: The axe is the symbol of NBM. Because of its shape it is also referred to as '7'. The often used code '147' means 'one for seven' = one for (Black) Axe/NBM. Axes are also part of the regalia worn by members.
Black Axe: This is a metamorphosis of the first name of the movement 'Black Barracards'. The name was changed to 'Black Axe' then finally Neo Black Movement, even though it remains the inofficial name. 'Black Axe' also became the name of the magazine published by the movement. This again was changed to 'Uhuru Magazine' later.
Axeman: Members of NBM refer to each other as axemen (or alternatively lord, bam, amigos, wise/strong men).
Lord: a graduate member.
Aye: a campus member, also known as 'Temple Aye'. Those are known for gang wars, cult killings and rape at Nigerian universities. The term 'aye' is also used as a greeting among members. Aye is an abbreviation of 'African Youth Empowerment'.
Temple (T): Nigerian university where new cult members are recruited (see list below).
Murder Temple: often falsely called Mother Temple. It means the Futa Jallon Temple, aka University of Benin. The term refers to the crisis that occurred at the birth on NBM at the said university, the murder of one of the founders who turned out to be a traitor (see below).
Blending/Bamming: initiation into the cult. Bam is also used as an expression of approval ('you bam')

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Jollification/Jolly: gathering of members (also for initiation), parties. There is talk about jus and virgins having been sacrificed at jollies.
TemplesLP ('Elpee'): Jolly song.Names of temples in bible
Zone: a local group of NBM. There are zones in Nigerian states and in many countries worldwide, often with subdivisions (see list below).
Ju/jew (name): someone who has not been initiated / real name.
Injew: member of a different cult group
Tingo/Bird: member of the Eiye confraternity (Airlords), the rival cult hated most by NBM (see below: cult wars)
Strong name (SN): name given at initiation, 'Aye/Lord' plus usually the name of an African freedom fighter, dictator or terrorist, for example 'Lord Muammar Gadhaffi'. In all communications among members the strong name is used.
Clothing: Members of the confraternity have a uniform of sorts that consists of black, white and yellow clothing (black trousers, white shirt, yellow tie, yellow ribbon on cap) which symbolizes the following: Black signifies identification with the black race and the dignity thereof, white signifies peace and purity of mind and body, yellow signifies intellect. The color of the regalia depends on the rank of a member.
Uhuru: alleged goal of NBM, meaning “freedom” in Swahili.
Egede: Originally used for the greeting with the clash of forearms, more recently also used for drums.
Dodorima: Dodorima in Igbo language refers to honesty, straightforwardness, intelligence, hard working, etc. It has become the culture of NBM members to say, 'Dodorima/Dodos to you'. This entails praises and adoration given to a particular person based on something he did.
Names Of Temples In NbmOrientation (OT): Knowledge about the 'movement' or acquiring such knowledge.
Janet: Term used for punishment, especially beating with a cane or whip. According to NBM legend Janet was a girlfriend of one of the founders. She is said to have betrayed the 'movement' and to have been beheaded for that reason like Charles Kokoma (see below).
Kokoma: drink containing various ingredients and drugs such as weed, kola nut, zobo leaf, alligator pepper, tomtom, panadol. It is prepared by the Chief Priest and used at initiation of new members. An oath is sworn with Kokoma: should the initiated member ever betray NBM, Kokoma is thought to squeeze life out of him. NBM legend also has it that a certain Charles Kokoma was one of the founders of NBM but betrayed the 'movement' and was then beheaded by the others (even though this name does not appear on the official list of founders). Therefore beheading is today seen as the appropriate punishment for one who betrays the 'movement' and leaks its secrets.
Korofo (Krf): “the cult of the underground” (Yoruba religion).Korofo is often referred to in NBM (“may Korofo squeeze the life out of them” / “Korofo on guard”)
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Names Of Temples In Bible

  1. The internal Temple name comes first, followed by the official name of the institution.
  2. Futa Jallon University of Benin, Benin city
  3. Adamawa Institute of Management Technology, Enugu
  4. Agulu Lake Alvan Ikoku College of Education, Owerri
  5. Alabata University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
  6. Asa Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin, Ibadan
  7. Azania College of Education, Warri
  8. Barkin Kada Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna
  9. Benikrukru Rivers State University of Science & Technology, Port Harcourt
  10. Bermuda 2 University of Nigeria, Enugu
  11. Biafra Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Unwana-Afikpo
  12. Egbesu Niger Delta University, Yenagoa
  13. Ekpe Abia State Polytechnic, Aba
  14. Eluku Lagos State Polytechnic, Isolo
  15. Eti-oni Osun State College of Technology, Esa-Oke
  16. Ewekoko Lagos State University Ojo, Lagos
  17. Futa Jallon 2 University of Benin (Ekenwan Campus), Benin city
  18. Idi Ogun Federal Polytechnic, Offa
  19. Ifi 2 Benue State University, Makurdi
  20. Igbosere Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology, Lagos
  21. Ikenga Federal Polytechnic, Nekede
  22. Ikogosi 1 Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo
  23. Ikpitan College of Education, Ekiadolor-Benin
  24. Kalakuta Federal Polytechnic, Oko
  25. Kanta Bakassi Cross River State University of Science &Technology, Calabar
  26. Kanta Ethiopia Delta State University Abraka
  27. Katanga Abia State University, Uturu
  28. Kenneth Kaunda Evan Enwerem University (Imo State University), Owerri
  29. Kilimanjaro Enugu State University of Science and Technology, Enugu
  30. Kofina Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic, Zaria
  31. Kudeti 2 Ibadan Polytechnic (Eruwa), Eruwa
  32. Lake Chad University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri
  33. Limpopo Bendel State College of Agriculture, Anwai
  34. Naraguta Federal University of Technology, Owerri
  35. Odudu Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Ekpene
  36. Ofu Kogi State University Anyigba, Anyigba
  37. Ofuobi Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba
  38. Ogbuide Anambra State University of Science & Technology, Uli
  39. Ogunpa University of Ibadan, Ibadan
  40. Okemini University of Port-Harcourt, Port Harcourt
  41. Oke-Ovia Edo State College of Agriculture, Iguoriakhi
  42. Oloibiri Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun
  43. Oroona Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro
  44. River Benue Nasarawa State University, Keffi
  45. Rwanda Ramat Polytechnic Maiduguri Jos (blank) Borno
  46. Sanaga Igbinedion University, Okada
  47. Sancta Ika Delta State College of Education, Agbor
  48. Shiroro Federal University of Technology, Minna
  49. Soun Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso
  50. Sub Etiosa Federal College of Education (Technical), Akoka Lagos
  51. Udi Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma
  52. Zarama University of Josn Jos
  53. Zuma Dorben Polytechnic Abuja,Abuja
  54. Sardauna Federal Polytechnic, Mubi
  55. Zones and Forums
  56. Zones and Forums are local subgroups of the confraternity, each of which is organised in itself with a Zonal Head and other functions. New groups are being constituted in many countries of the world.
  57. In Nigeria
  58. Abia
  59. Akure
  60. Anambra
  61. Asaba
  62. Bendel East
  63. Calabar
  64. Ebonyi
  65. Esan
  66. Jos
  67. Kukuruku (Bendel North)
  68. Owerri
  69. Sapele
  70. Abeokuta
  71. Aibotse/igbe
  72. Akoko Edo
  73. Aviele
  74. Bwari
  75. Etinan
  76. Eyase
  77. Gwagwalada
  78. Ikot Ekpene
  79. Itu
  80. Kaduna
  81. Karo/Jikwoi
  82. Makurdi
  83. Nyanya/Maraba
  84. Onna
  85. Osugu
  86. Sango Otta
  87. Udung
  88. Uzaria West
  89. New York
  90. Houston
  91. California
  92. Venezuela
  93. Japan
  94. Bangalore
  95. Mumbai
  96. In Africa
  97. Ghana
  98. Senegal
  99. In Europe
  100. Austria
  101. Germany
  102. Ireland
  103. London
  104. Netherlands
  105. Switzerland
  106. Hungary
  107. Sweden
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