Every day since his arrest, Chukwudubem Onwuamadike a.k.a Evans, has continued to sing like a canary, telling police detectives different stories about his operations, activities and lifestyle.

One clear lesson from the entire
debacle is that the state of security in Nigeria needs some serious
improvement.

1. Do not meet people you do not know well enough in secluded places

Be very wary of your supposed
contacts or sources – do as much
due diligence as possible and bear in mind that persons and groups may switch allegiances without warning.

Don’t invite strangers to your house rather schedule to meet them in a public place - eatery amongst others where people will be around.

2. Gadgets

Security gadgets are not too
expensive. From surveillance
cameras disguised as wall clocks or
pen to pepper spray can go a long
way to help.


Recently, a CCTV camera reportedly captured a customer trying to kidnap a one year old girl in Lagos.

3. Know your environment

Get to know your neighborhood.
Before you rent a house or move into a neighborhood, find out the crime rate in that vicinity.

Know where the nearest police
station is. Use ATMs situated in busy environments and seldom withdraw money from ATMs at night.

4. Spread your money


It is not smart to put all your savings in just one bank account.
You never know if your account manager is in league with a kidnapper. Trust no one. Spread your money so that no one is aware you have a lot of money and can pay a huge ransom.

Why not put your writings in a single post

5. Do not flash your wealth.

Wearing expensive watches, chains or flaunting expensive properties is not wise. While you can dress well, it is better not to draw undue attention.

6. Domestic help.


There should be extreme vetting
before you hire any domestic help.
Also, don't talk about money you areexpecting or sending in front of just anyone.

People have been kidnapped based on information that their domestic staff told a kidnapper.


7. Social media


Do not flaunt your wealth on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or SnapChat unless you have a strong security.


8. Tint the windows of your car


If you have a very expensive car, get permission from the police to have tints. This would make you as
anonymous as possible.

9. Change routines

Don't take the same routes home
always. Take alternative routes, use a different car, enter a cab instead. This could throw off any kidnappers on your tail.

Meanwhile, the kidnapper told the
detectives that though he could not remember the number of people he kidnapped or the amount of money he collected as ransom, he was, however, able to mention a few.


THANKS....

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Hhhmmm
I know some people will not hear especially d part of wealth, family pictures, outing display on social media.
God is on d throne

Nice ideas....

But for the issue of spreading one's money, ur BVN shows the banks u operate and most real criminals have a lot of connections... . Knowing the balance of all ur accounts isn't a problem

evans in now a superstar...in the past week...New word for kidnap in dictionary...ev^in~s if u try me i wil Evans you