According to a posted by Zagazola on X, a cleric of the Church of Christ in Nations, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, has opened up about his involvement in a bank robbery that took place in Jos in 1980.
Dachomo, whose life and actions have often attracted controversy, spoke about his past in a recent interview with a foreign media outlet, revealing details of a crime he once participated in.
He stated that he had been part of a gang that executed the robbery successfully, making away with a significant sum of money in Plateau State.
According to his account, the operation was organized and led by someone he considered a close associate during that period, highlighting the connections and influences that surrounded him at the time.
Dachomo described the event as one that profoundly affected his life trajectory.
He recounted the experiences and choices leading up to the robbery, providing insight into the circumstances that guided him toward criminal activity.
He also noted that the robbery was not only a personal endeavor but involved coordination and trust within the group, which he later reflected on as pivotal to understanding his own actions.
He reflected on the immediate aftermath of the crime, discussing both the adrenaline and fear that came with such a high-risk act.
His story detailed how, despite successfully escaping with the stolen money, the experience left him wrestling with the consequences of his decisions and the moral questions that arose from his involvement.
Over time, Dachomo explained, his perspective on life shifted significantly.
He attributed this change to a spiritual awakening that led him to leave his past behind.
The encounter he described with God marked a critical turning point, altering both his beliefs and his behavior in profound ways.
He further elaborated on how this spiritual transformation affected his daily life, including breaking habits and behaviors he previously found hard to control.
Dachomo recounted the sense of liberation that came with his newfound faith, emphasizing the tangible changes he experienced in his personal conduct and mindset.
He said, “I didn’t know that I would come and encounter God and God really helped me. That day that I encountered Jesus, I went outside. I tried my best to smoke cigarette or cool it. The power of smoking was broken in my life.”
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