TERRIBLE: Why we enjoy raping our victims’ daughters – Robbery suspects confess (PICTURED)

Everyone around was startled when they recounted their
escapades before their reign in the underworld was forced
to a halt by the police.
Twenty-four-year-old Moses Adelawo, son of a landlord
in Ajao Estate, Lagos; Felix Sunday, alias K-Money, and
Abbey Yinusa, who claimed that the former lured him into
raping girls, are members of a dreaded gang. So is Ike
Leke, 26, aka Bombom. They were arrested on
Wednesday.
Their gang, led by Abiodun Ogunjobi, aka Godogodo,
terrorised the Southwest before it was smashed last
Sunday by the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS),
Lagos State Police Command.
Leke, 26, told The Nation on Wednesday that he enjoyed
raping daughters of their victims. His reason: Some ladies
who advised him to take to armed robbery abandoned him
when police declared him wanted after an operation in
Lagos.
"Women who lured me into crime abandoned me when I
most needed them. They even ran away with my money,
thinking that I would die. For that, I developed deep
hatred for them," he said, adding: "I smoke Indian hemp
and this also contributed to my misbehaviour. I did not use
condom because I was not afraid of HIV/AIDS."
Explaining how they recently operated at the Ajao Estate
before their arrest, Moses said: "I was the one who
supplied the information about the warehouse we robbed. I
once worked in the warehouse. I used to join my gang
members in house-to-house operations. I was outside the
warehouse one day when I was called inside to join others
in off-loading cartons of assorted handsets. When I
entered, I saw my colleagues counting money in millions.
I alerted members of my gang who invited Godogodo to
join us. They came in two Range Rover jeeps (Sports
Utility Vehicles (SUVs)."
Recalling his arrest, Moses said: "My wife gave birth to a
baby girl and I slaughtered a cow to celebrate her naming,
but unknown to me, the scorpions (SARS operatives) were
after me over the warehouse robbery."
Describing Godogodo, he said: "None of us had the
courage to look him in the face. Everybody feared him. He
is so deadly to the extent that he would fire a human being
with AK47 rifle as if he was killing a fowl. He killed
policemen mercilessly."
A soldier, identified as Awa, denied the claim by Uche,
another suspect, that he had been supplying the gang with
uniforms, saying that it was Obasi, also a soldier, that
supplied the uniforms to a late member of the gang, whose
name he gave as Joseph.
Yinusa said he was forced to participate in raping victims'
daughters, adding:
"If you didn't join them in that act, they might suspect
you and even kill you. So, I did what they did to avoid
such a suspicion. At times, I would pretend to do it, tuck
back my organ into my pant and dress up."
Urogbo, Delta State-born Sunday said Godogodo led the
Oro, Kwara State operation that rocked the whole state
recently. He said two gangs carried out the robbery.
He said: "I am a commercial bus driver. I used to ply
Okokomaiko to Oyingbo. We were more than 12 boys
who participated in Oro bank robbery in January this year.
We operated at Union Bank and First Bank because both
are opposite each other. Paul, one of us invited Godogodo
because he was feared by people and policemen. That
fateful day at about 5pm when the banks had closed doors,
Paul called and when we got there, we started shooting.
About eight of us carried AK47 rifles with loaded
magazines.
"The shooting made people to run for dear lives. When we
reached the bank, we used dynamite to blow open its door
and carted away money, both in naira and dollars. We got
over N10 million. The operation lasted only five minutes.
Besides the Oro robbery, I participated in the operation
along Ijebu-Ode-Shagamu Road. I drove the first motor
while Godogodo drove the second.
"It was Godogodo who opened fire on the bullion van and
forced its escorts to run away. He later blocked the bullion
van. I don't know how many millions of naira we got
there, but I was given N120,000."
Corroborating Sunday, Godogodo said: "Yes, I
participated in the Oro robbery, but some of my people are
worse than me. I prefer house-to-house robbery to bank
operations. I robbed where I had correct information that
there was big money. I could clear anybody off my way to
get the money. But my members also killed policemen."
Godogodo, who said he did not take delight in robbing the
poor, said: "Big men are selfish. When Paul and others
approached me, I did not hesitate because I wanted to
teach rich people some lessons. I don't rob poor people;
rather, I help them. I have a fish pond in Ikorodu where I
employ people and my tenants live free of charge."

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