Evans (Extreme left) with his gang
This a very unusual post i have made today, but it sures means a lot to me to share this to the World. It is the bad and ugly side of my country, the good sides; we all see as times goes on.
Profile
Evans is his AKA, real name is Chukwudidumeme Onuamadike, 36 years old kingpin of a renowned kidnapping and human trafficking gang based in Lagos Nigeria, West Africa with multiple operational base across the country. He is the richest human trafficker in West Africa, so he has a $96,000 USD bounty on him.
Victims
- Back in 2013, there was an attempted kidnapping of the boss of one transportation company - The Young Shall Grow Motors, the job was allegedly brought to him by a Mr.Emeka still at large. Operation failed and the boss of the transport company quickly flew out of the country.
- A popular Drugs and Pharmeceutical company owner - Mr. Donatus Dunu also luckily escaped a few days after been kidnapped in his office premises on the 14th of February 2017 by some armed bands. The sum of $1,588,565 USD was demamded as ransom which a fraction of it in the sum of $476,570 USD was paid for his release after a series of threat to kill Mr.Donatus had been made when the initial sum was not paid. He was very lucky to have escaped from the hideout in a suburb of Lagos State. He then called the cops, where luck to arrest some members of the gang that kidnapped him.
- A director with a company; Ocean Glory commodities Apapa Lagos was abducted on the 3rd of August 2012. Two other men were also taken with him; The General Manager of the same Company Mr.Jude Ugoji and another staff Mr.Piriye Gojo to an unknown destination. $31,771 USD was demanded as ransom 3 days later which the sum of $15,886 USD was finally paid for their release.
- On the 19th of August 2012, a Lebanese by the mame Mohammed Jamal was kidnapped by 3 armed men and was released days later after $22,240 USD was paid as ransom.
- September 19th that same year, a 34 years old Mr. Kingsly Nwokenta was kidnapped in Festac town Lagos state. His car, a Toyota Venza was taken and a ransom of $4,766 USD was paid before he was released.
- Another Mbankatta William Uboman, a 35 years old man upon his arrival from Hungary was abducted on his way from the airport in the presence of his younger sibling who was driving the car home around 11am. He was released on the 3rd day after a sum of $6,355 USD was paid when the initial ransom of $31,771 USD could not be raised.
- A 58 years old Leo Abraham was also kidnapped on the 20th of August 2012. $15,886 USD WAS paid as ransom before he was released on some remote bridge.
- After 2 months in captivity, local Chief Raymond Okoye was released in 2015 after the sum of $3,177 USD was paid for ransom.
- Many were killed as the demanded ransom could not be paid.
- Mr. James was held for six weeks, he was abducted close to his resident and a ransom of $6,037 USD was paid before he was releases. So many unprofiled case of kidnapping and human trafficking against this notorious kingpin Shithead.
Arrest
Several attempts had been made to nail this blood thirsty king of the underworld which are of no avail. He had be bugged and tapped multiple times but he sure has away of counter jamming his tapped devices. As an African proverb goes:
All days for the thief, one day for the owner.....
Luck ran against him yesterday the 11th day of June when he was arrested in one of his many mansions in Magodo Lagos state Nigeria out of his properties in Ghana, South Africa and many offshore accounts outside the country.
One of his many houses
This is one of his many houses stucked with amunitions fit to combat an entire Army garrison.
Amunitions Recovered in his house
He was arrested some weeks after few of his commandoes were arrested in different part of the country.
Moral
Not all that glitters is gold.
Many rich people you see are not making legitimate money, the wealth gathered at the expenses of others life in jeopardy do not last long; it tarnishes like the Morning dew!
PLEASE REPORT ANY ILLEGAL AND CREEPY OPERATIONS AROUND YOU TO YOUR LOCALL SECURITY AUTHORITIES, THANK YOU!
Image credits and source: Thevanguard.com.ng