Cultism (continued) II
Civic Education SS1 Third Term
Week 3
Cultism (continued) II
Performance objectives
The student should be able to:
1. Reasons for establishing and joining a cult.
Content
Reasons for establishing and joining cults
Many reasons have been given as to why cults are established in Nigerian schools.
Some of these reasons are:
1. The desire for brotherhood: Cults were formed to make people believe that they have a brotherly relationship. They intend to protect, love and defend one another even if they have to kill. They also claim to love each other, showing affection and loyalty to themselves as people who have something in common.
2.For protection: Cults were formed to shield their member from suffering in the hands of other boys and.... View More
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