Unconsciously, he established an evidence of system that he's a truce breaker. Although his father, Rev. Joseph Obiajulu had avowed him to God to be a priest, a vow that saved him from death, he absconded home in pursuit of his dream to become a medical doctor. Then he breached his promise to Ifeanyi, his elder brother, not to join the university's secret fraternity, a promise that was sealed with the gift of a golden chain with a crucifix pendant. But when he violated his consecration vow as Hangman of the dreaded Inverted Cross Fraternity, he was forced to give up the hammer, the medallion and the armband. To escape the penalty of his transgression, he adopted a new name, Jehoshaphat. He became an apostate and swore to destroy the fraternity he founded. And that one promise he didn't fail. Disciples of the Inverted Cross is a true-to-life revelation of the weird, yet true reasons why campus cults and youth gangs appeal to the juvenile age group. The story probes the mindset that influence the behaviour and lifestyle of cult members.