I have only three detention centres
· * My wife lied, looking for sympathy
The Nigerian billionaire kidnap kingpin,
Chukwumeme Onwuamadike, aka Evans, yesterday took policemen to the buildings
where he used to camp his victims, pending when they pay his whooping ransom
demands.
This
was even as he bragged that the he is the greatest kidnap lord, after him,
there were no other.
Speaking
yesterday, Evans disclosed that there are three buildings which he keeps his
victim. He was able to take police to two.
The
police, however, would continue the investigation today. They called off the
investigation because it was getting late.
According
to Evans even if he abducts victims from other states, he would bring them down
to Lagos. He said that he has a camp at Igando, Ejigbo and Gowon Estate.
Speaking
about the Jakande building, located at Ejigbo, Evans said: “ I rented the building in 2010 and used it for as a
detention camp. I paid a year rent. I rented the Jakande building for N750,000.
The building has witnessed the visit of three victims. The victims are Udoji,
whom I collected $1million from, Emesbos
paid me $300,000, while the third victim paid $250,000.
“I have just three camps in Lagos,
where I keep victims. I have at Jakande, Igando and Gowon area of the metropolis.
Whenever I noticed policemen were after me, I would move such a victim to a different
camp, to prevent policemen from tracking me. I also operated several bank accounts,
but I used GTB constantly. My wife lied when she said she didn’t spend part of
my money. She only wanted Nigerians to have sympathy for me. But
sincerely, she didn’t know I was into kidnapping. I told her that I was into
drug trafficking, which she advised me to stop, saying it was dangerous.”
Narrating his experience in police
detention, Evans said that his cell mates were treating him well.
He noted that policemen were good
and takes care of him. He said he wouldn’t have blamed them if they refused to
take care of him, stressing that he was the cause of his problem.
Weeping like a broken hearted man,
Evans sniffs: “ I’m the cause of my problem. I’m reaping what I sowed. If I’m given
a second chance, I’ll be the most grateful person on earth. I promise to be an
advocate of anti-kidnapping in the country.”
He said that contrary to
speculations that he has a car called Phantom, said that it wasn’t true.
Evans said: “ The only cars I have are; Toyota Hilux, N
million, Nissan pickup N7million, Lexus JeepGS460 N22million, 2016 model, Range
Rover N 55million and Lexus JeepGL47 N9million.”
He further recounted: “ I never
really got to enjoy the money I made because I was always on the run, trying to
avoid police. I don’t go to clubs, hotels because I was afraid that policemen
will come after me.”
Like he had narrated before, he said
that he dropped out of school in JSS2, after his father refused to send him to
school. He said he had been fending for himself since he was 10-year-old, with
support from him mother. He said that right now, his mother is paralysed and
now on sick bed.
Evans took police to the building at
Igando, where he used to camp his victims.
He said: “
This house is two different apartments.
I rented the building for N1million for
a year. I only kept two victims in the house. They are Chief Umeh and the
pharmacist, Chief Donatus Duru. Chief Duru escaped. We collected 23million euros from the
family. We are demanding for 300million euros before they paid us the 23million
euros. The family promised to bring the rest. But when we collected the money, I told my boys to release the man. They
were the one holding him. By then, I was already suspecting that policemen were
closing in on me.
“I was
surprised when I heard that Chief Donatus Duru escaped from the detention camp.
It was one of my boys that called, to inform me about the development. I was
still not convinces that Uche and Emeka did not collect money from the victim’s
family and released him. It was after two weeks that I received a called from
my spy in the community that policemen had busted the house and recovered arms
and ammunitions.”
Evans
added: “I don’t used to come here; I have boys on ground, working. They give me
information about developments on daily basis. That alone, gives me the
assurance that all was well with the victims. When I heard that the Igando
house had been busted, I threatened the camp officer, Uche that I was
going to kill him. I didn’t mean it. I just wanted to get the truth about the
escape of the pharmacist from him.”
Evans
confessed that he believed strongly in God. He said that was why he compelled
his wife and children to be prayerful and concentrate on Psalm 23.
“ My wife
doesn’t know why I was so much in love with Psalm 23. It’s because of the sins
I had committed. I have always asked my children to ask for forgives for me and
also pray that I should not die young.
I believe in God, because He’s the only
one that can save me from the problem I find myself. I believe it was greed
that pushed me into the kidnapping. I don’t believe in Juju.
“I always
organized my boys on the phone; at detention camps, I asked my boys to do the
findings and get back to me. After inspecting the various, but before
going, I used to give them my specification of house. I don’t just rent any
house, anywhere, especially because of what we used the buildings for. Before I stopped going to my village, I
gave my father N3million. I bought him a
jeep and pickup van. I believe that part of the money I gave him was what he
used to established his piggery business. Had it been my father took care of
me, I wouldn’t have become what I am today.”
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