Terrible! Cultism wastes two other youths in Kogi

The rate at which cultism is consuming Nigerian youths has become alarming.
From Lagos to Benin, to Port Harcourt and Kogi and more, the menace has continued to gulp the dreams and lives of undiscerning youths, ill-guided ones as well as some innocent folks.
Although security agencies keep busting some of the cultists’ antics, arresting them in large numbers, the culprits do not seem to bother.
That is why it is a matter of great concern that young bloods, who are supposed to be the hope of tomorrow, are getting killed almost by the day.
The latest bus stop of the horror that cultism represents is Kogi State, where another set of three lives have just been wasted.
It was learnt that, on Friday, people suspected to be cultists killed the three said to be students of Kogi State University, KSU, Ayingba.
Reports said the incident was ignited by the killing of a cult kingpin from Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja.
The kingpin was killed by members of a cult group from KSU. The KSU students were killed to retaliate the killing of the polytechnic cult kingpin, with some of the killings allegedly
taking place at the Stadium Road and Our Lady Fatima lodge.
To many of the people involved, protection is the point of attraction.
They want to be covered, they want to stay on top and they want to call the shots now and later in life.
They are promised security in a country suffering serious insecurity.
They want to get jobs where millions are roaming the street, as these are part of the things they are tempted with.
They want connections, so that if they later become businessmen and politicians, they will not have problems having their way to the top.
Unfortunately, the cultism market is not as smooth as many feel.
Since it is a game of first to strike, where hard drugs, charms and other weapons rule the waves, death is what many reap, with the innocent not spared at time.