An Ikeja High Court has told alleged kidnap kingpin Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike a.k.a. Evans that there was no proof that he was tortured by the police.

Giving a ruling admitting Evans’ June 11, 2017 confessional statement into evidence, Justice Hakeem Oshodi, noted that the 1999 Constitution did not require that statements to the police must be in a specific form.

According to News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, the judge also said that based on Evans’ evidence videotaped confession played in court on Oct. 26, 2018, there was no proof that Evans was tortured to provide details of his alleged misdeeds as he claimed.

DAILY POST earlier reported that the alleged kidnap kingpin claimed that he was tortured and forced to make all the confessions he earlier made to the police when he was arrested.

The Judge said, “In the video that was played in open court, the first defendant was cautioned and he signed a word of caution, when he was asked his profession he said he was a businessman, he said so with a smile.

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we cheerfully donate this our lost brother to our western brethren...
He has a lot to learn from them, after all they are masters in the act.
henceforth, his name reads Evans Bolaji Tejumola

Mr man up there, if I woze u ehn. Letter g gbuo gi dia

Ipob, will you abandon your brother?

DavidEsq:
Mr man up there, if I woze u ehn. Letter g gbuo gi dia

E pain you??

Had he won the case, you would have seen how his people would have been defending him whilst berating the same police they wouldn't hesitate to run to should Chukwudimeme Ohamadike strike against their family.

Evans case still pending.?

Nigeria Judiciary ehnn

Raphaelmary:


E pain you??

No just try me o. Na so Dem dey do FTC matter?

Someone that should be seeking for mercy and pleading for forgiveness everyday is now having the effontery to pursue his case in court. I'm not surprised sha, this habit is common among his people who would point acusing fingers at the innocent even when they are at fault.