Billionaire kidnap kingpin, Chukwudi
Onuamadike, also known as Evans has revealed how he and his gang attacked
bullion vans while he was in the crime world.
Addressing journalists on Friday,
Evans disclosed in one of their operations along Aba-Port Harcourt road in Abia
State, they made away with the sum of N200m.
Evans noted that the operation
was one of three of such.
Evans, who was apprehended in one
of his mansions in Magodo Estate, Lagos, last Saturday, said the bullion van
robbery, which was carried out on the Aba-Port-Harcourt Road in Abia State, was
one of three of such.
He told journalists on Friday:
“In 2007, I travelled to South Africa to deal in drugs and returned to Lagos the following year after a customer, who did not want to pay for a drug I supplied him, shot me on the shoulder.
“With the little money I had from my trip to South Africa, I came back to Nigeria and a friend of mine, Kingsley, introduced me to one of his gang members known as Too-Much-Money in Abia State.
“Too-Much-Money got me involved in the bullion van robbery.
“We hijacked a tipper we found on the Aba-Port Harcourt Road to intercept the bullion van.
“We forced the driver and his police escort to open the van. We got N80 million from the van and I was given N1.8m as my share.
“Another operation was in Enugu where I met a gang leader called ND.
“We adopted the same tactic to attack another bullion van containing N200m. When we wanted to share the proceeds, ND collected our guns and gave us N200, 000 each.”
Evans noted that the third
robbery operation was on Umuahia Road where he and some new gang members
attacked another bullion van and made N7m.
He said that the N7m he got from
the operation was used to stock his shop in Lagos.
Meanwhile, the police have
discovered two houses owned by Evans in Accra, Ghana.
A top detective involved in the
recovery of the property said that the value of the two buildings in Ghana had
yet to be ascertained.
“Apart from those two mansions in Accra and Magodo, Lagos respectively, the suspect still has more properties that we have yet to discover. We will ensure that all the properties are unearthed,” the source added.
It would be recalled that the
36-year-old was arrested alongside six of his gang members – Nwosu Chukwuma
(aka Sudo), 42; Suoyo Paul (aka Nwana), 42; Felix Chinemerem, 36; Chukwuemeka
Bosah, 28; Uchechukwu Amadi and Ogechi Amadi.
While he was paraded at the Lagos
State Police Command’s headquarters in Ikeja, he confessed to have collected
millions of dollars in ransoms.
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Hummm. He robed and used the money to stock his shop in Lagos. What an eye opener. So that is how some owners of big shops stock their markets. You begin to wonder how they got so much to fill their big shops with stocks. So many of them are armed robbers.
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