“According to testimony from a teen girl who escaped sexual slavery at the hands of the Nigerian mafia in Italy, the organised crime syndicate has forced girls as young as twelve to become prostitutes.”
Also, in welcoming Sweden, Stockholm police learned in October about “the growing influence of the ‘Black Ax’, a Nigerian criminal gang connected to drug trafficking and prostitution involving illegal migrants.” Police also warned that many such gangs are now working with jihadists. “The two main groups of Nigerian mafia that operate in Italy are the Supreme Eye and the Black Ax.”
So much for law and order providing an umbrella of safety for all.
The Italian Anti-Mafia Investigation Directorate also warned in late July 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.” But this warning did not budge globalists who push for open-door immigration.
Organized crime and jihad have converged and are expanding their activities. A report three years ago by the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation showed a troubling pattern: “criminal and terrorist networks across Europe are merging to create a dangerous brand of jihadi for whom violence is not just a holy pursuit, but a way of life.”
One could have expected this. Cultural practices are not magically discarded upon reaching Western countries.
“Nigerian mafia prefers to use illegal migration to bring in young girls rather than air travel due to the lack of oversight and regulations.”
Yet many politicians keep babbling that “diversity is our strength,” with no distinctions about what diversity should and shouldn’t involve. All the while, such leaders are protected by means of taxpayer money from the fallout of their own reckless leadership.
“Nigerian Mafia in Italy Forcing Girls As Young As Twelve into Prostitution,” by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, December 22, 2019:
According to testimony from a teen girl who escaped sexual slavery at the hands of the Nigerian mafia in Italy, the organised crime syndicate has forced girls as young as twelve to become prostitutes.
The testimony comes from a 15-year-old Nigerian girl who told prosecutors in the city of Bologna that she had been sold to the mafia by her father in Nigeria and smuggled illegally into Italy through the Mediterranean migrant route, Il Giornale reports.
One in Italy, the young girl was put under the control of a so-called “Maman”, an older woman who has often been a former prostitute themselves.
Intercepted phone conversations between a Maman and others revealed that the Nigerian mafia prefers to use illegal migration to bring in young girls rather than air travel due to the lack of oversight and regulations…..