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Suspected Nigerian 'Black Axe' member shot dead in Johannesburg, South Africa

A Nigerian man suspected to be a member of the Black Axe cult group has been killed by unknown gunmen in South Africa.
The deceased, popularly known as Romeo from Edo State was allegedly attacked by the assailants in the early hours of Thursday, in Johannesburg.

Suspected Nigerian

His Facebook bio says that he graduated from Auchi Polytechnic.

Suspected Nigerian
Suspected Nigerian

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