MR PEE

This is not entertainment. This is not “content.” This is a chiId openly being initiat3d or rehearsing confr@ternity (cuIt) ritu@Is in the presence of grown adults and instead of outrage, we are seeing laughter, memes, and shares.What exactly are we teaching the next generation?In Nigeria, cuIt!sm is not a joke. It is a deadIy underground system that has destroyed families, turned campuses into battlegrounds, and cIaimed countIess young lives. When a child is already being exposed to these secret oaths, signs, and practices right in front of adults who are supposed to protect them,we are watching the grooming of tomorrow’s victims or perpetrators in real time.This video should not be trending for comedy. It should be trending for investigation. °Where are the parents or guardians? °Why are adults standing by and allowing this? °Why is the media and public treating child endangerment and cult recruitment as entertainment? This is a national sh@m3. Every time we laugh at this kind of video, we normalize what should be criminal. We send a message to millions of other children with phones and internet access that joining a cuIt is “funny” or “cool.” We need to stop the jokes and start asking the right questions. The authorities, child protection agencies, and security operatives should treat this as the serious case it is investigate, arr3st those responsibIe, and send a strong message that children will not be sacrific3d on the aItar of cuItism.This is not just one video. This is a symptom of a society that has I0st its moral compass.Let us do better. Protect the children. Reject cuIt!sm. End the siIence.