19-year-old theft suspect, Ikechukwu Ubani, who was captured by the police in Lekki, Lagos, after he was wrecked by the driver they ransacked in rush hour gridlock, has uncovered how he got into burglary subsequent to moving on from pickpocketing in July. 

 

Ubani and his assistant, a driver distinguished as Segun Oye, 18, were captured by the agents of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) at Ikate Roundabout, Lekki , on Friday evening, October 8. 

 

Ubani, an ex-convict, in his admission expressed that he moved on from pickpocketing to traffic theft around July, 2021. He added that subsequent to burglarizing in Ikate traffic last Friday, he thought it was effective until he seen a vehicles colliding with the holding up okada, which he had mounted to get away. 

 

Oye, on his part, unveiled that, aside from Ikechukwu Ubani, he is by and large consistently shrunk by traffic looters to ship them to scenes of theft and to wellbeing after activity. 

 

 

He added that before been shrunk by Ubani, he was taking three people from Ibadan to Ajah and Ikate to loot in rush hour gridlock and grab cell phones both around evening time and promptly in the first part of the day, keeping up with that his agreement expense was N50,000. 

 

 

The suspects were condemned by Lagos State Mobile Court on Friday to a year detainment.

Sentenced Nigerian fraudster Obinwanne Okeke, prevalently known as Invictus Obi, has said he engaged in extortion subsequent to meeting a companion who was living huge despite the fact that he was youthful. 

 

The anonymous companion, as indicated by Okeke, had three new vehicles and was living serenely in a "immense house". 

"When at his home I saw him on a site www.vionz.to that was selling crypto and bank logins," Okeke told wrongdoing writer David Pright. 

"I got some information about the site and he showed me that he purchases bank and crypto logins from that point and effectively pulls out above $20,000 at a time, that's how he was subsidizing his way of life. 

"In a short time he showed it to me and from that point I attempted it myself when I returned home. After effectively doing my first exchange so effectively it was difficult to stop after that. From that point I got acquainted with other lucrative plans that got me where I am today." 

 

The once observed Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 honoree Obinwanne was captured and summoned in an American court in August 2019 on charges of PC and wire extortion.