Sunday, who was arrested March 2013, after a deadly robbery attack at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, where he and members of his gang killed two policemen and carted away huge sums of money from bureau de change operators at the airport, told Vanguard that on January 2013, Godogodo and his right hand man, Odun Paul, led them to rob in Oro town, Kwara State.

"We were 12 in number and we went for that operation with eight AK-47 rifles. We struck at the banks around 5pm that day and we started shooting indiscriminately. People ran away for safety and a member of the gang who is a dynamite expert blew open the bank doors with dynamite.

"We went into FirstBank and carted away all the money in it and afterwards we struck at the opposite bank and did the same.

"Nobody was killed in that operation because we operated unchallenged, after which we drove to Ondo State where we shared our loot.

"I got N500,000 as my share and I was happy.

"Few weeks after that operation, Godogodo called us for a bullion van operation. We attacked the van along Ijebu-Ode Sagamu Road in Ogun State and opened fire on the van which was not armoured.

"We over-powered the policemen and took over the van containing both local and foreign currencies and we shared it.

"Godogodo was a source of inspiration to all of us and whenever we had him around in an operation, we don't fear the police.

"He had the ability to confront the police and overpower them. We didn't know he was going to be arrested this easily. He has boasted severally that he is going to kill a lot of policemen whenever they come for him and he did not care dying before his arrest. I don't know how the police did it but Godogodo is tough."