Police corporal and pastor arrested for
armed robbery, confesses to supplying
arms to robbery gangs A police corporal who was recently arrested for
armed robbery, confessed to having supplied
arms and ammunition to robbery gangs in various
states, including Lagos, Ogun, Rivers, Delta and
Bayelsa states. Christ Oboko Onitsha Ugbo, was arrested after he
allegedly led his gang on a series of robbery
operations in some states in the Niger Delta region.
He is currently being detained by the Inspector
General of Police’s Special Intelligence Response
Team (IRT) According to Daily Trust, the 36-year-old, until his
arrest was attached to a special squad code
named C4I of the Rivers State Police Command and
was also the resident pastor of a church at Choba,
Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Oboko, who has also been linked to several
violent crimes in Bayelsa, Delta, Imo, Lagos and
Edo state was said to have been deployed to C41
from the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS),
Rivers State Command, having distinguished
himself as a sniper and crack detective. Prior to his arrest, the office of the immediate past
IGP, Solomon Arase received series of complaints
about the notorious activities of the gang and
subsequently directed the leader of the Special
Intelligence Response Team, Abba Kyari, to
investigate the matter. Oboko was arrested following the arrest and confessions of one of his
gang member identified as one Johnpaul Amandi. "Aside from supplying members of my gang with
police rifles and bullets, I also help keep their guns
in my house without the knowledge of my wife
and children."Oboko confessed. "I joined the Nigeria Police Force in April 2003. I
served at Borokiri Police Division, from there I
went to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad SARS
before joining C4I. I started car snatching in 2015
when I met Amandi, he was our informant. He
lured me into robbery. I was only supplying them with arms. It all started when Amandi brought two
vehicles. He gave them to one Victor Nwogu to
sell. I met them doing the negotiation and from
there, I offered to join them. "I robbed the driver of a Toyota Camry at D-line
area of Port Harcourt and we took the car to
Victor in Owerri, I sold the car to victor for
N200,000. We were three and I took N70,000
and I gave Amandi and Kelvin the balance to
share. On the second operation, the three of us went for the job at D-line and we stole three
Camry cars from the park. We sold the vehicles to
the same Victor in Owerri and he paid us
N360,000. I got N150,000 as my share. "We also snatched a Toyota Corolla, from
Elelanwan area at gunpoint from its owner and I
took the car to Victor and he paid N250,000. I
took N80,000 as my share and I gave the rest to
Amandi and Kelvin to share. "We also snatched a Toyota Spider car at GRA from
the owner at gun point and we parked it inside
Borokiri sand field. But before we arrived in the
morning the car had been removed," Lamenting, Oboko said, "I was always going to
release them whenever they were arrested by the
police and I don’t know what came over me. I am
the resident pastor of a church at Choba, in Port
Harcourt. I don’t know what made me join Amandi
in his evil business." The out going Force Public Relations Officer,
Assistant Commissioner of Police Bisi Kolawole,
who paraded the suspect disclosed that he and
members of his gang were terrorizing Port
Harcourt. The gang members enjoyed full protection from
Oboko, who bailed and defended them whenever
they were arrested by the police. He provided fake
vehicle documents for stolen vehicles and altered
the vehicle engine and chassis numbers selling
them, Ms Kolawole added. Source: Daily Trust

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The kinda world we live in,those who are meant to be role model are parpertraitors of evil acts

A divine calling and a Noble profession goes wrong.

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