Uchenna Onwuamadike, wife of the kidnapper Chukwudi Onuamadike aka Evans has pled both ignorance and mercy for her husband, saying he must have been labouring under a curse to commit those crimes, so we should fogive him. Twitter NG is shocked!

Here are some of their thoughts:

#FreeEvans

Wats dis nonsense RT @CarxSan: Maybe I have to start the #FreeEvans movement.

Everyone deserves a second chance.

— Lizzycic ?? ™ (@TLizzyly) June 17, 2017

Second chance so he can kidnap your family. It's all good.

— Liz  (@Liz_khalifar) June 17, 2017

That's why we built prisons and solitary confinement. They can have their second chance there.

— Okhae Adeleye (@okhaeadeleye) June 17, 2017

Yes everybody deserves a second chance, let his second chance begin in Prison or a correctional facility #dumbtrendcalledFreeEvans

— Manners Maketh Man (@_T0ss_) June 17, 2017

What’s this talk about mercy?

The Evans media machine is running on the canvas of mercy using the wife and children as the cross of mercy.

— JJ. Omojuwa (@Omojuwa) June 17, 2017

Lol are these #FreeEvans people serious or just being sarcastic?

— sage (@Ero_senniN__) June 17, 2017

Because I just saw "everybody deserves a second chance" now.

— sage (@Ero_senniN__) June 17, 2017

Lmao! They said Evans deserves a second chance, to do what? Is it until he kidnaps your father?

— Slay Queen (Period Partner) (@duchesskk) June 17, 2017

6 young boys in the den of kidnappers for 23 days already & you want Evans to be set free? pic.twitter.com/QJa3eS9lge

— Adeola Mary Slessor (@Adeola0503) June 17, 2017

This type of thinking, is the reason why old men rule us today.
How can you say Free Evans? Really? pic.twitter.com/OVREtqlZiR

— Alpha Bantega (@davevuga) June 17, 2017

Vitriol

We live in a country where some are beginning to feel sympathy for Evans the kidnapper. All of you are mad. Kidnappers deserve no mercy.

— Dr. Dipo Awojide (@OgbeniDipo) June 17, 2017

https://twitter.com/MisturrSam/status/876039713890734082

If you are on the Free Evans bandwagon or looking for sympathy for his type, you need a mental health check up and maybe some common sense.

— ? DaddyMo PhD CEng ? (@officialdaddymo) June 17, 2017

Free Evans???????????????
All I can say is anyone is support of this movement is mad, you are mad and very stupid, you are very very mad

— Osahon A (@sahon_A) June 17, 2017

Everybody partaking in #freeevans may kidnappers locate you..
Ya'l are mad
Evans destroyed families in Festac..
My goodness.

— KinG NomSo? (@ani_nomso) June 17, 2017

I don't put it past Evans to pay people to put this hashtag on here because I refuse to believe people legit think he should be free

— Obi of Funaland (@Monsiuer_T) June 17, 2017

Forgiveness and Justice

I can pity Evans' children for what he has exposed them to. Doesn't affect my insistence their father face justice.

— orwelliANDYstopia (@andyRoidO) June 17, 2017

I believe in forgiveness. But let Mr Evans go through the justice system.

— Cinderella Man (@Osi_Suave) June 17, 2017

We are not after them, Evans would face the full wrath of the law. God will forgive him, if he repents he might even make heaven

— Jaydoniz (@chikezie_jay) June 17, 2017

Crocodile tears

Since they want you to see their faces. This is the definition of crocodile tears and wickedness. The Evans family. pic.twitter.com/h12ivVBzqa

— Doc C (@tweetMOPOL) June 17, 2017

It is unfair to put a human edge to Evans' story by putting out photos of his family, and his wife's sob story.

— Pepe Dem Gang (@9elumi) June 17, 2017

See how fresh and good looking Evans' families are… Living large off sweats & blood of innocent citizens. Mercy ko, Ronaldo ni.

— Wale Adetona (@iSlimfit) June 17, 2017

So in order to gain pity, someone actually thought it wise to show the faces of Evans kids? I have no words. None.

— Babanla (@biolakazeem) June 17, 2017

Evan’s wife

Evans' wife should have just closed her mouth… How can she say those things?

— Tessyama? (@tescool) June 17, 2017

Receipts

Francis Umeh: family paid N500m, and then Evans demanded another 100m, saying they could obviously afford it. https://t.co/LgpRJMU074

— Ijeoma Ogwuegbu Udum (@IjeomaOgud) June 17, 2017

The Evans man kidnapped my aunt's husband and I know how traumatized they still are now. A year after his release…

— Tropical Chancer (@FuxkSallieMae) June 17, 2017

https://twitter.com/zeanify/status/876027543245213696

Who is Evans?

Evans. Simple guy. Nice estate. Next to people on this same Twitter. Probably griped about PMB too…I'm looking at you all with new eyes.

— Eyo (@eyooekpo) June 17, 2017

#Evans – (nice) guy next door, your neighbour, fellow nouveau riche, likely Member Landlords Association, but the #TheEnemyWithin

— Boason Omofaye (@BBoason) June 17, 2017

Proposed legal defence is wack

With how easily we believe it, it's interesting that you can't plead a curse as a defense in Nigerian courts.
Evans' wife is trying it… pic.twitter.com/L227Ulli1P

— Ebuka Obi-Uchendu (@Ebuka) June 17, 2017

Tired of all this crap

https://twitter.com/AshipaEK0/status/875976024600850433

Evans, the new Nigerian hero?

Slowly, this Evans guy is becoming some people's hero. SCARY! @NGPoliceForce for kuku close this case before he becomes bold in custody.

— Akan C. E (@akaneb) June 17, 2017

Heads up, Nollywood script writers

https://twitter.com/kesmalindo/status/875817583542456324

You woke up this morning & opened your smelling mouth to say "Free Evans" do you know what it means to pay $1million ×2 ? pic.twitter.com/cUJf9DR3Ex

— Omezuo 1 (@Okafor_Mang) June 17, 2017