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Nigeria Police Reveals Estimate of Millions Evans Has Collected As Ransom In Years

Farouk Mohammed
By Farouk Mohammed
Published: June 21, 2017
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The Nigeria Police Force has done an estimate of the millions of dollars raked by Evans from the flourishing years of his kidnapping business.

The notorious kidnapper, Chikwudubem Onwuamadike alias Evans, who was recently arrested in Lagos has a Ghanaian passport and owns houses in the country as funded from the good years of his kidnapping escapades.

The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, who disclosed this yesterday, at the ongoing West Africa National Security Conference in Accra, Ghana, further affirmed that Evans’ family resides in Ghana and also went ahead to reveal an aggregate sum of money made by the South-east native from high-profile kidnap.

Idris, who underscored the importance of bilateral information sharing, had hinted that the arrest of the notorious kidnapper was made possible through exchange of information between national police organizations.

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“Last week, we arrested a kidnapper. He has houses in Ghana and his family is based here in Ghana and that’s the only kidnapper that kidnaps and demands ransom in dollars.

“He has collected about $6million so far in ransom and he keeps his victim for as long as six months, even if it means paying the ransom in instalments. It is sad that he keeps somebody for six months and doesn’t release the victim until that money was paid in full,” he said.

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