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“One day, I called him to return my money since the goods were no longer available, but he promised to introduce me to another business which would pay better than the painting work I was doing. That was how I found myself in Abuja two weeks later,”

“We always stand by the gate of banks to lay ambush on our victims. As soon as we sight a customer, most of whom are teenagers, going towards the ATM point to withdraw money, one of us would approach him and start prophesying to him that he has a bright future but that the devil wants to truncate it,”

“Once the boy withdraws money from the machine and hands it over to any of us, we carry him in our car which is already waiting within the bank premises to a lonely place where we drop him and disappear,”

“I was still talking with the boy when my colleague sighted the police officer and he left me and drove off with the car. That was how I got caught,” he decried.
He further confessed that they do not use any charm to operate, describing their tricks as mere psychology.
“Since I joined them, I have not seen them making any incantation before embarking on any operation. Besides, it is not every person we approach that succumbs to our tricks. Some would say they are not interested, and we don’t force them,”

“It was like a film. Their appearance was so deceptive that before they even opened their mouth to start talking to you, you are already attracted to their discussion,”