In a video shared by Zagazola on X, a cleric from the Church of Christ in Nations, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, has openly recounted his participation in a bank robbery that took place in Jos in 1980.
He shared details of his involvement in the crime during a recent discussion with a foreign media outlet.
Dachomo, who has often been regarded as a controversial figure, revealed that he was a member of a gang that successfully executed the robbery.
He provided insights into the operation, explaining that it resulted in the theft of a significant sum of money in Plateau State.
He described the circumstances of the heist, emphasizing that the gang carried out the operation with careful planning and coordination.
The robbery, he explained, was not a spontaneous act but involved strategic execution by those involved.
In his account, Dachomo acknowledged the leadership structure within the gang, pointing out that the operation was directed by someone he considered a close associate at the time.
The involvement of trusted members was crucial to the gang’s ability to carry out the robbery without immediate detection.
He reflected on the incident from his perspective, noting that the experience was a defining moment in his early life.
He mentioned that the amount stolen was substantial, highlighting the scale of the crime and the level of organization required to accomplish it.
The cleric also spoke about his personal connection to the leader of the robbery, stating that the individual was his best friend.
This relationship, he suggested, played a significant role in his participation in the operation and his willingness to be involved in such a high-risk crime.
He summarized his recollection by saying: “Because I went in 1980, it was our gang that robbed a bank in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. 1980, they made away with a lot of money. It was my best friend that led the operation.”
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