The Italian Anti-mafia Investigation Directorate reports “that members of the Nigerian mafia have constant contact with individuals in their home country,” and that “members of the Nigerian mafia are at risk of radicalisation as the influence of groups like Boko Haram spreads among members.”
Collaboration between organized crime groups and jihad terrorists is not new. But more alarming is that such an alliance has made its way into Europe, and will become increasingly a presence there with open-door immigration. The Islamic State (with which Boko Haram is aligned) has encouraged “fundraising through criminal activities,” promoting this “as a divinely sanctioned method of raising money for jihad when operating in the Dar al-Harb (Lands of War)….In recent years, the convergence of criminal and terrorist networks has become more pronounced.”
The Nigerian mafia are known to be particularly brutal, according to Italian criminologist Alessandro Meluzzi, who claimed that members would often indulge in cannibalism after committing a murder.
Barbaric practices which were once seen only in remote areas of the world have now been allowed by globalists to enter Western countries, which will inevitably weaken and ultimately destroy free societies unless immigration is controlled and border controls are implemented.
“Italian Police: Nigerian Mafia Being Radicalised by Islamist Influences,” by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, July 21, 2019:
According to a new report, members of the Nigerian mafia are at risk of radicalisation as the influence of groups like Boko Haram spreads among members.
The report, released by the Italian Anti-mafia Investigation Directorate (DIA), claims that members of the Nigerian mafia have constant contact with individuals in their home country.
The DIA added that there is a real risk of Islamic radicalisation and advocated for strict monitoring of mafia members in Italian prisons, Il Giornale reports.
The various methods used by the Nigerian mafia in their criminal enterprises are also documented, including the use of advanced technology mixed with ancient practices, such as Voodoo rites, which have been used to control and threaten prostitutes and others.
Members who try and leave the Nigerian mafia are also dealt harsh punishments, often being killed by other members. One group in Bologna is said to have threatened to torture and then burn members alive if they broke the group’s rules….
The Nigerian mafia are known to be particularly brutal, according to Italian criminologist Alessandro Meluzzi, who claimed that members would often indulge in cannibalism after committing a murder.
“It is a routine to cut victims into pieces and, in some cases, to eat parts of their bodies,” he said.
“In the Nigerian mafia, ritual cannibalism is not an exception, but a rule. These are normal things for them, but here nobody talks about it, out of fear of being called racist. We should get used to these things: this is just the tip of an iceberg destined to grow larger,” he warned.