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Viral Kidnapper, John Lyon Ewa breaks silence (Video)

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It is no longer news that a man named John Lyon Ewa got arrested after being suspected to be a kidnapper by law enforcement officers in Bayelsa state. Some moments ago, leadership newspaper shared a video where the viral Kidnapper broke silence about belonging to a political party.

The viral Kidnapper; John Lyon Ewa, said, “I am not a politician and I do not belong to any political party.” It is pertinent to add here that rumors went round social media platforms that the viral Kidnapper is a member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) because of the inscription on his clothe in some of his viral photos.

The viral Kidnapper however denied his full involvement in the kidnap he was arrested for. He said he was formerly working in a bank where he resigned many years ago to focus on his main occupation – interior decoration.

To watch the full video of the interview, CLICK HERE.

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