According to Chima’s testimony, he was recruited into a gang that specialized in luring cab drivers into ambushes, stealing their vehicles, and ultimately murdering them for ritualistic purposes and organ According to Iringe-Koko, "Chima confessed that he was taken into the fold by a buddy, Amfoh Abu, who introduced him to the gang's armourer, a man known as "Reason," and the renowned ringleader, "General Effizy," a major figure in the Greenland cult and a seasoned kidnapper. "The tragic facts of Akpobome's death surfaced when Chima recounted the events of January 10, 2024. On that fatal day, he was summoned to Reason's home and directed to call a driver whose phone number he had previously obtained. Chima, posing as a passenger, then led the surprised Uber driver to a rural place in Aminigboko, where he and Reason were met by General Effizy and four heavily armed gang members.

The driver was forcibly removed from the vehicle and transported to Effizy's shrine, where he was chained, gagged, and eventually slain." The statement continued, "Chima's involvement in the heinous act was confirmed when the police, following his confession, recovered the victim's skull and a locally fabricated Beretta pistol from Effizy's residence." "This disturbing revelation has sent shockwaves through the community" To this end, Olatunji Disu, the State Commissioner of Police, recommended both people and Uber drivers to take caution when boarding or transferring passengers, particularly in isolated or possibly dangerous regions.