A middle-aged man is seeking justice after discovering that his car, which was stolen in 2015, is now being used by police officers as a patrol vehicle in Delta State.
The man, who resides in Warri, Delta State, narrated his shocking experience in a post shared on social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter).
According to him, the incident happened in 2015 when he attended a church programme and parked his car outside the church premises. However, after the service, he came out to discover that his vehicle had been stolen.
Following the theft, he immediately reported the incident to the police and was asked to provide documents proving ownership of the car.
Surprisingly, two years later, in 2017, while going about his activities, he spotted the same car — now in the possession of the police — being used as a patrol vehicle.
In his words, “I’m a citizen of Nigeria, I live in Warri, Delta State. The picture in my hand is of my car. I went to a church program in 2015, and when the programme ended, I came out to find that my car was gone.”
“I searched for it but couldn’t find it, so I reported the theft to the police. They asked me to bring the vehicle papers. Two years later, in 2017, I saw the same car with the police officers, who had converted it into a patrol vehicle.”
The man also shared a video alongside his post, providing further details of his ordeal.
The incident has sparked outrage on social media, with many Nigerians calling for a thorough investigation and demanding accountability from the police authorities.
As of the time of filing this report, the Delta State Police Command is yet to officially respond to the allegations.
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