The Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV) has alerted Nigerians about the annual celebration day for the creation of Supreme Eiye Confraternity (SEC) also known as National Association of Airlords (NAA).
They called on educators, school administrators, Parents and guardians to be watchful of their children and wards during this period.
This was made known in a statement from the POCACOV National Office, seen on Thursday.
The statement reads: “The general public should take note that June 15th is the annual celebration day for the creation of Supreme Eiye Confraternity (SEC) also known as National Association of Airlords (NAA).This day is notably marked by activities including initiations, elections, and changes of leadership within the confraternity. This is a significant date for this group with reports of planned gatherings and potential violence.
“We urge all schools, from primary and secondary to tertiary institutions, to be vigilant. Educators and school administrators should be particularly observant of unusual gatherings or activities among students.
Higher institutions of learning especially are advised to increase security measures and maintain strict supervision to ensure the safety and well-being of all students.
“Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to be watchful of their children and wards during this period. Monitor their movements and be attentive to any signs of distress or involvement in suspicious activities. Open communication with your children is crucial; encourage them to speak openly about their daily experiences and any peer pressures they may face.
“Communities should also be aware of possible gatherings or unusual activities in their areas. Community leaders and local security outfits should remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the closest police authority immediately. Collective vigilance and prompt reporting can help maintain peace and order within our communities.
“Your cooperation is highly appreciated in keeping our schools and communities safe.
“It should be noted that the colour of SEC members is predominantly blue.
“The code for the celebration is 6:15, usually inscribed on face caps or T-shirts.
“Please disseminate this information widely to ensure maximum awareness and safety.”