This is a long but interesting read on a man tagged Nigeria's most wanted kidnapper.According to a report bySaturday Sun,simply known as Evans made over N2billion from ransoms last year alone.They report his activities are so calculated and coordinated ,he has scores of teeming unemployed youths and apprentices as hit men.
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Uduji’s abduction went viral when the amount requested as ransom became knowledge of the media. His abductors had requested for $1million US dollars which naira value was put at N220 million as at the time he was being held.
Findings revealed that the police authority is aware of the brain behind the repeated, well co-ordinated kidnapping cases in Festac and Amuwo Odofin that became common in 2015.
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For over five years, he has remained the prime target of the Police. But the more they hunthim, the more elusive he becomes or so it seems. Welcome to the world of Evans, ostensibly Nigeria’s most wanted kidnapper who raked in over N2 billion from payment of ransom for his wealthy victims last year alone. His list of victims is endless.One of them is Sir James Uzochukwu Uduji, the Chairman of Comet Star Manufacturing Company, who spent six weeks in captivity before met the gang’s ransom demand.
Udoji was abducted by unknown gunmen in front of his residence at 7th Avenue, Festac Town, Lagos on September 7, 2015. He was released after six weeks in captivity. His abductors were said to have laid ambush for him at 72nd Junction along 7th Avenue at a bad portion of the road, close to his residence. The hoodlums shot the driver and drove off with Uduji to an unknown destination.Though he vehemently refused to mention the amount that was paid to his captors, he however, maintained that “their demands were met.” He gave this piece of advice to anybody who falls victim of kidnapping to cooperate with their abductors instead of risking their precious lives which cannot be bought with money.
Uduji’s abduction went viral when the amount requested as ransom became knowledge of the media. His abductors had requested for $1million US dollars which naira value was put at N220 million as at the time he was being held.
Findings revealed that the police authority is aware of the brain behind the repeated, well co-ordinated kidnapping cases in Festac and Amuwo Odofin that became common in 2015.
