The leadership of the Neo Black Movement of Africa (NBM), a prominent pan-African organization, has firmly denied any association with the so-called “July 7 (77)” celebration, which some have erroneously claimed as the group’s founding day anniversary. In an official statement, the NBM emphasized its disassociation from these false claims and urged the public, including its members worldwide, to remain vigilant and report any gatherings purportedly held under the name of the NBM to the appropriate security authorities.
The NBM clarified that the July 7 celebration is not recognized by the organization and warned its members across the globe to be cautious of such events. The statement highlighted the potential misuse of the NBM’s name by unauthorized individuals or groups, which could lead to misinformation and possible security concerns.
The Neo Black Movement of Africa, known for its dedication to the promotion of African culture, unity, and development, is keen on maintaining its integrity and ensuring the safety of its members and the general public. By distancing itself from the so-called “7-7” celebrations, the NBM aims to prevent any possible misrepresentation or exploitation of its name and reputation.
The organization has reiterated its commitment to the values and principles upon which it was founded, focusing on the upliftment of the African continent and its people. The leadership of the NBM has called on all members to adhere strictly to the organization’s directives and to promptly report any suspicious activities or gatherings that falsely claim to be associated with the NBM to local law enforcement agencies.
In addition to advising its members, the NBM has also reached out to the general public, urging them to remain cautious and report any such gatherings to the police. This proactive approach is aimed at ensuring that any unauthorized events are swiftly addressed by the security operatives, thereby safeguarding the community and preserving the NBM’s esteemed reputation.
The NBM’s leadership has assured that the organization remains committed to its mission of promoting African heritage and fostering unity among Africans and people of African descent. The NBM continues to engage in activities that support education, cultural exchange, and socio-economic development across the continent.
The Neo Black Movement of Africa’s prompt response to the false claims surrounding the “July 7 (77)” celebration underscores its dedication to transparency, integrity, and security. By distancing itself from these erroneous assertions and encouraging vigilance among its members and the public, the NBM demonstrates its unwavering commitment to its founding principles and the well-being of the community it serves.
The organization remains a beacon of pan-African unity and development, striving to make a positive impact on the lives of Africans worldwide. Through continued adherence to its core values and proactive measures, the NBM aims to prevent any misuse of its name and to foster a safe and harmonious environment for all.
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Neo-Black Movement Denies So-Called 7-7 Celebration, Asks Nigerians To Report Any Gathering To Police
The statement further warned all its members across the world to be mindful of such gatherings which it said may come in the name of the NBM of Africa and report same to the…
— NBM of Africa Worldwide®™ (@NBMofAfrica) July 3, 2024
