Please have mercy on my husband and our family- Billionaire Kidnapper, Evan's wife, Uchenna begs Nigerians

Wife of Billionaire kidnapper,
Chukwudubem Onwuamadike, aka Evans, Uchenna, has appealed to Nigerians to forgive her husband and her family for all
the atrocities he committed. In an interview with Vanguard, Uchenna said she was not aware that he was into crime. She said thought he was into haulage, buying
engine and spare parts for trucks and imports exhaust pipes.

She has asked that all his properties be sold and the money returned to all his victims.

“My name is Uchenna Precious
Onwuamadike, the wife of the
Chikwudubem Onwuamadike who
you call Evans. I am 31 years old. I got married to Evans at the age of 17 at Oraifite, Anambra state in 2004. He met me while I was coming back from lesson as a student of All Saints Secondary School, Oraifite and I was
in class 6 going to take my West
African Examination.

After we met, I agreed to go with him because of my poor background. He told me his father married three wives when he was six years old and threw his mother out of his house. He
said that one of the wives influenced his father to drive them out of his house also and they were forced to stay with outsiders. Evans was taken
to his grandmother who trained him.

He told me his father accused the
mother of being adulterous before
driving her out of his house. Our
marriage is blessed with five children.

Our first issue is 12 years plus and
her name us Udochukwu. After we
got married, he said I should stay
with his mother in his village at
Akanmiri, Umudim, Nnewi to teach me how to be a good housewife. I was there for three years before he took me to Lagos.

We were living at Satellite town in 2006 and after one year, he relocated us back to the village because he could not pay house rent. While in the village, he normally came to see us.

We spent three years in the village and relocated to Ghana. On our way to Ghana, we passed through Lagos and stayed at Benny Hotels in Festac
where we spent two days before
travelling to Ghana. He spent a month with us in Ghana before coming back to Lagos.

I was pregnant with our fourth child in 2010 when he left for Nigeria to come back in two months time. After
I gave birth, he came back four
months later and was able to clear
the accumulated bills we kept for him because I borrowed money from friends to clear hospital bill. When he came back, he complained bitterly
that things were rough for him in
Nigeria and that customs seized his goods. I was not aware that he was into kidnapping and all the criminal acts he is being associated with now.

All I know about his business is that he was into haulage, buying engine and spare parts for trucks and imports exhaust pipes. That was what he told me. The reason he kept me in Ghana was because he said our children should get quality education.

I have spent six years here and after I stopped hearing from him, I called and complained bitterly but he said I should stay for some time. I then called his friend, Okechukwu, who now lives in China. He told me that he
has not been seeing him and that he spends most of his time with a
girlfriend in Festac. When I called him to complain, he was angry with me and warned that I should stop listening to gossip. He said that If I should return, I should go to his younger brother’s house in Lagos until he is ready to get
accommodation for us.

The brother was formally living in
Lagos but he is in Brazil now. So,
when it was impossible to pay my
children’s school fees, I packed my
bags and baggage and came back to Lagos with our children. We stayed at his brother’s house at Agric, close to Trade Fair until he took us to a house in Magodo where he claimed he owed rent pending the completion of
his own house there.

We have spent just one year in that house in Magodo. I have no idea of the type of business he was into but he told me that his friends overseas used to buy phones and jewelries for
him.

While in Lagos, i was idle and I
pressured him to find something for me to do and he promised to do that.

Several times, I asked him to take me to his office but he said they movefrom place to place to offload goods in haulage business and share profits. I can’t remember having any
visitor in our house. It is only the
agent called Sunny that helped us to pack into our house that I know. At times, artisans come to do one repair or the other, that’s all. I don’t know any of his friends and if we were invited to parties, he would not allow us to attend.

He told me that he has no friends and that he hates associating with people.