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Immigration See other Immigration Articles Title: “Black Axe” Nigerian Gang in Italy as African Invasion Continues TwitterTweet on Twitter FacebookShare on Facebook Google+Google+ PinterestPinterest The mass invasion of Italy by Africans has allowed the notorious Nigerian criminal gang known as “Black Axe” to become established in that country—a group that is so numerous and violent that even the infamous Sicilian Mafia has been forced to strike a deal with them. According to a report in the Nigerian Pulse newspaper, the “Nigerian gangsters are challenging the Italian mafia in its home turf of Sicily.” The reason for the appearance of the Nigerian criminal gang is, the Pulse report says, “decades of migration. These Nigerian gangsters slip into Italy illegally along with millions of Africans looking to better their lives.” As a result, these “these Nigerian gangs have been able to put a proper structure in place” to carry out their criminal activities. The article then went on to quote a recent VICE News documentary on the appearance of the “Black Axe” gang in Palermo, Sicily—and how the local Mafia has decided to establish a working relationship with the Africans. “With all that has been put in place, it doesn’t seem the Nigerian mafia will be wiped away soon. These gangs are getting a fresh supply of recruits every week,” Pulse added, pointing out that in one week in September, Italian coast guards picked up another 2,000 invaders at sea. The VICE News documentary to which the Pulse article referred revealed that “Black Axe, a Nigerian criminal gang,” “slipped in amongst earlier waves of migrants, and established a lucrative drug smuggling and human trafficking network” centered around the Ballarò suburb of Palermo. VICE News revealed that “the situation in Ballarò has become lucrative for the Mafia, who are in essence allowing the Black Axe to sell drugs here, providing they pay a pseudo-tax — known as a ‘pizzo’ — to rent brothel space and sell drugs on their turf.” The African invasion has become so serious that Italian police have for the first time used powerful anti-Mafia laws against a non-traditional mafia organization — to speed up prosecutions of Black Axe members, and allow the courts to hand-down tougher prison sentences, VICE News continued. The Black Axe gangs first made their appearance in Italy in November 2016, when Italian police arrested 20 members of the gang on charges of running protection rackets and human trafficking. The arrests follow earlier raids in Torino and Milan in northern Italy, indicating that the African gang has spread throughout Italy along with the nonwhite invasion of that country via the fake refugee scam. The IBTimes newspaper said that the Black Axe gang is a splinter group of Nigeria’s so-called “Neo-Black Movement of Africa” which originated from a student fraternity from the University of Benin City. Palermo’s deputy chief prosecutor confirmed last year to media that the presence of the Africans was changing organized crime considerably, the IBTimes report added. “The neighbourhoods under mafia control have changed profoundly in recent years due to the growing presence of foreigners, especially Nigerians coming on boats,” he said. In July 2017, the UK’s Sunday Times reported that the Black Axe gang was using “voodoo to snare migrant women in Italy.” According to that newspaper, the Africans “have changed the traditional map of organized crime, profiting from human trafficking, drug trading and rural slavery rackets thanks to the surge of illegal migration across the Mediterranean.” According to the report, the Africans put female captives in Nigeria “through a voodoo ritual where she swears an oath of obedience to the ‘mother of water’ to protect her from the desert and the sea,” and that upon arrival, the smuggled female finds “the only way to be freed from the pledge is to pay €25,000 earned from her customers.” * In 2015, VICE News also reported that the Black Axe gang had “put down roots in Canada” as Nigerians had poured into that country as well. “The elusive group, feared in Nigeria for its brutality, has been exerting ‘undue influence over the Nigerian diaspora’ in Canada, as well as engaging in organized crime and violence,” VICE News quoted a police official as saying. “Aside from fraud and money laundering, police allege the outfit is involved in street-level crime — everything from intimidation to kidnapping to the large-scale movement of stolen goods on a transnational scale.” Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: Horse, HAPPY2BME-4UM (#0)
Well now isn't that the crowning touch for this entire, multi-decade sick drama! The joys of diversity means doubling the mafia now, and I'm sure not only in Italy by any means. Wait a minute -- this isn't actually happening. You didn't read it and it doesn't stand on the page above where you're reading, because the NEW PRO-BORDERS REGIME is in place! You know, the one that's going to send half a million muds back to mudland? We're SAVED! _____________________________________________________________ USA! USA! USA! Bringing you democracy, or else! there were strains of VD that were incurable, and they were first found in the Philippines and then transmitted to the Korean working girls via US military. The 'incurables' we were told were first taken back to a military hospital in the Philippines to quietly die. – 4um
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