Arrested billionaire kidnapper, Evans (Chukwudumeje Onwuamadike) has exposed his father who claimed he has not seen him since 2008 and has not benefitted from him.

Evans revealed that: “Before I stopped going home, I gave my father N3million and I bought him a Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) and Hilux Van. I believe that part of the money I gave him was what he used to establish the piggery business. Had it been my father had taken good care of me, I wouldn’t have become what I am today.”

“I dropped out of school at JSS2, when my father refused to send me to school. I have been fending for myself since I was 10 with the support of my mother, presently my mother is paralyzed. She’s on sick bed.”

What Evans’ Father Said About Him

Evans’ father, Mr. Stephen Onwuamadike who lives at his country home in Akammili, Umudim, Nnewi, Anambra State revealed that: “I was devastated when I heard the news of my son’s arrest through a telephone call; since that call, I had not been able to sleep. I believe in a straight forward and honest life. If I noticed someone is not honest, I run away from the person. When my business was thriving, I did business with white people.”

“I tried my best possible to train Evans by sending him to the best schools around. My estranged wife kept interfering in his academics. You won’t believe that my son, Chukwudumeje (Evans) has not visited home since 2008. The last time I saw him was 10 years ago. I asked him the sort of business he was into. He said he was into drug trafficking. I advised him to desist because it was an illicit business and the law was against it. I told him plainly that it was better to be involved in a legitimate business and wait for God’s blessings.”

“I did good business and it thrived; I was very successful. I have travelled to so many countries of the world in the course of my business. After the meeting with Evans, we didn’t see again until his arrest. His mother started manipulating him when he was only three years old; look at where it has got him. I don’t even have his phone number.”

“I’m pleading with the Nigerian authorities to have mercy on him and give him a second chance. He was misdirected and misled by his mother. I heard about all the millions, and I said to myself, do I have such manner of rich son and the roof over my house is leaking. I now survive by selling pigs.”

“I was one of the early millionaires that emerged from this town until things went wrong courtesy of my first wife in 1985. She caused me so many problems and eventually caused my financial ruins. In fact, she brought me down to where I am today. I’m suffering and I can barely put food on my table.”