Men of the Nigeria Police Force
A
cab driver who dramatically turned into an armed robber in Lagos, has
opened up on his criminal activities and how he has terrorized innocent
people.
Mr Sunday Nwaba, a notorious suspected armed robber, has narrated
how he posed as a taxi driver and robbed many innocent people in Lagos
and its environs.
P.M. Express reports that the suspect was arrested by the
operatives of State Anti-Robbery Squad led by CSP Ahmed Sanusi on a tip
off. He was paraded among other suspects by the Commissioner of Police,
Mr Imohinmi Edgal at the Command headquarters, Ikeja, Lagos.
Nwaba revealed that before he became an armed robber, he was a
staff of a manufacturing company located at Ikeja before he was laid off
with almost nothing to hold on to. He said he managed to buy the car he
was driving as taxi but almost got frustrated because he was making
little money from the business.
He narrated that his condition changed drastically after a friend
told him how he could make more money, by robbing passengers on board or
giving information to robbers and getting his own share after the deal.
Nwaba said he tried it and it worked perfectly. He then had to buy
the arms he needed for the job and continued until he was arrested
recently. He explained that he robbed alone and in some other cases
provided information to other robbers and will got his own share after
the operations.
When asked to reveal his target areas, and Nwaba revealed that he
was plying within Lagos especially Ajah and lekki axis and some times
outside Lagos depending on the passenger and target at a particular
time.
P. M. Express reports that Nwaba met his waterloo after he robbed
one of his female victims, Mary Inedu and escaped. Unknown to him, the
victim identified him and his cab. She reported the robbery to the
police who trailed him and eventually arrested him.
Nwaba said he was still surprised how the victim identified him
because he had operated successfully and robbed many victims without any
problem. He confessed that he has now realised that it does not pay to
commit crime, because one day the police will eventually arrest such
suspects.
Police source said Nwaba will be charged to court after the conclusion of investigations.
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