Shocking! Notorious Robber Reveals How He Stole Millions from Banks Without Using Weapon or Charm

In this shocking confession, a bank robber has revealed the unbelievable method he employed to successfully rob banks without using any weapon or charm.

 

According to him, his robbery operation always went hitch-free because of the carelessness of bankers.

 

The 34-year-old Ibrahim Abdulamdi who was paraded by the Lagos State Police Command said he usually went into banks carrying a big bag as though he wanted to pay in bulk cash. Then, he would enter the bulk room and simply collects money before leaving. 

 

Demonstrating how he does it, Abdulamdi said it was the same style he adopted when he went into a branch of First City Monument Bank (FCMB) and left the bulk room after stealing N1.25 million.

 

The suspect who was arrested in his room at Tapa Guest House, Ojota, said the whole thing started in 2013, after he lost his job. 

 

He said, “I am not an armed robber. I go into banks to steal not to rob. When I get there I pretended as if I want to pay in some money. For instance when I went into FCMB bank to withdraw money, I went straight to the bulk room.  After monitoring the environment carefully, I saw some money and I collected it. I collected N1.250million.

“It was this year that I went there. I didn’t go there with a pistol. I succeeded in stealing from the bank because the bank operatives were careless.  I went into the bulk room and picked the money. I am not an armed robber. There was nobody there when I went to the bulk room and picked the money. I am telling you exactly what happened.

“Why I say that the bank operatives are careless is because one of the cashiers was reading when I went into the bulk room and she did not see me,” he said.

 

He debunked romours that he went into the banks with a hidden pistol, which he brought out and threatened the cashier. He insisted that he was just smart.

“I used different method for different operations, sometimes I swapped the victims’ bag containing money with a look alike bag containing cut-to-size papers.” he added.