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Cultism, also known as a cult, is a group of people who share a common belief system, usually led by a charismatic leader who has absolute authority and control over the group. Cults are often characterized by extreme devotion to the leader and the group’s ideology, as well as the manipulation and exploitation of members.
In Africa, cultism has become a significant social problem, especially among young people. Cult groups often engage in violence, criminal activities, and other forms of illegal behavior, causing harm to both members and non-members alike. The allure of cultism for young people often stems from a desire for social acceptance, protection, and a sense of belonging.
This phenomenon has attracted the attention of various stakeholders, including government agencies, religious organizations, and human rights groups. Efforts have been made to raise awareness about the dangers of cultism and to provide support and rehabilitation for those who have been affected by it.

This YouTube video explores the world of cultism in Africa, the causes, and consequences, and the measures being taken to combat the problem. Through interviews with experts, victims, and former cult members, viewers gain insight into the psychology and mechanisms of cults, their impact on society, and the potential solutions to this pressing issue.

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