AVC

Who We Are

Founded in 2007 in Kwale Town, Delta State, the Anti-Cult Volunteer Corps is a voluntary security organisation dedicated to community safety.

Our Vision

To become the most efficient and reliable voluntarily security organisation engaged in reducing cultism, kidnapping and like crimes in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Our Mission

Ensure security and safety of innocent citizens in Nigeria communities, promote youth partnership in preventing violent cult-related activities, and sustain a peace/cult-free atmosphere.

Our History

Born from a community need for justice.

In the mid-2000s, Kwale Town faced an unprecedented wave of cult violence. Existing security structures struggled to respond at the community level.

Elders, community leaders, and concerned citizens deliberated on a local solution. In 2007, the Anti-Cult Volunteer Corps was formally constituted, with Kwale Town as its founding base.

"Anti-Cult! Justice for All!!"

Combating Cultism

AVC works relentlessly to identify, monitor, and neutralise cult groups operating within communities across Delta State.

Preventing Kidnapping

AVC volunteers establish community watch networks that monitor movement patterns, report suspicious activities, and liaise with security agencies.

Pipeline Surveillance

AVC volunteers patrol pipeline corridors across Ndokwa West and surrounding areas, reporting incidents of vandalism and illegal tapping.

Intelligence Gathering

Volunteers live and work within communities, enabling them to gather timely, grassroots security intelligence passed to appropriate agencies.

Organization

Structured for Rapid Response

Level 1

National Chairman

Level 2

Deputy Chairman

Level 3

State Coordinator

Ndokwa West Zone

Warri Zone

Asaba Zone

Ughelli Zone

Sapele Zone

Agbor Zone

Local Volunteers

Community-embedded frontline members

Alliances

Our Trusted Partners

Working alongside government agencies, security forces, and community institutions to build a safer Nigeria.