The
dreaded billionaire kidnapper, Chukwudubem Onwuamadike a.k.a Evans, was
left stupefied after a photo of his crying wife and children was shown
to him.
Billionaire kidnapper, Chukwudubem Onwuamadike a.k.a Evans, his wife and children cying
Billionaire kidnapper, Chukwudubem Onwuamadike a.k.a Evans has been
left dumbfounded after seeing photos of his wife and kids crying and
pleading for help.
This according to Vanguard,
happened yesterday afternoon after it visited State Command of the
Nigeria Police Force, Ikeja, were the dreaded criminal is being held.
The earlier impression was that the notorious gangster was being
kept in a hidden location outside the headquarters. Clutching a copy of
Saturday Vanguard’s Special Edition, which was an expose of the kingpin,
the story of his father, how his mother was a major influence in his
life, as well as the plea by his Ghana-based wife and his children,
the reporter stepped into the building housing members of the equally
dreaded Special Anti-Robbery team, SARS.
Just as the reporter made some flights of stairs towards the first
floor, he was confronted by fierce-looking and heavily armed policemen
who were also descending the stairs.
His attention was immediately drawn to the man in their midst, who
was gingerly toeing their steps. Behold, it turned out to be the
notorious man of the moment, Evans, in leg chains.
The following conversation ensued:
Sunday Vanguard: Evans, (he raised his head eagerly looking at the reporter).
I just spoke with your wife and kids in Ghana.
Evans: It is not true.
It can’t be my wife.
Sunday Vanguard: (Showing him the front page of
the copy of Saturday Vanguard with the photograph of his wife and kids
weeping) Look at them here.
Your son in particular, crying his hearts out.
Evans: (He quickly retraced his steps, looked intently at the photograph). Suddenly, his countenance changed.
(He became speechless upon seeing the photograph clearly).
Sunday Vanguard: Are the people in the photograph not your wife and kids?
Evans: (Looking downcast and in deep thought, maintained a studied silence).
Sunday Vanguard: Just look at what what you have
done to your family. The many lives of innocent people you have ruined
with your activities. Look at your beautiful kids crying their hearts
out just for…
His hostile stare towards the reporter spoke volumes.
Were it possible, he would have grabbed the riffle from the policemen and shot at the reporter.
Sunday Vanguard: Evans, you are a very wicked man. See what you have done to your family. This is judgement time.
Meanwhile, this encounter may appear smooth and easy, but it was
more like passing through the eye of the needle while it lasted because
the policemen, though decorous, did not particularly cooperate and
were angry.
At this stage, the policemen pounced on the reporter with guns drawn for a kill.
“Oga, if you don want trouble, leave this place now. (They snatched
the newspaper forcefully from the reporter and ordered one of their
armed colleagues to escort him out to the gate).
As the reporter was being led out, it was noticed that the copy of
Saturday Vanguard was being passed from one eager hand to another as
they quickly threw Evans back to the cell where they were taken him to.
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