A Pretoria businessman, Derick Goosen on Monday said he got a surprised call from warrant officer Kwakwa Ntokola two weeks ago about a gray 1988 Toyota Corolla.
He said he had reported the car stolen back in 1993.
Goosen said that only in 2014, police seized a vehicle at a roadblock in the northern province of Limpopo after noticing that its engine number had been scratched off.
He said that the stolen car was returned to him after 22 years with everything inside still in perfect order.
“I can’t believe it, everything inside is still in perfect order. “I’m going to wash it and drive around in it.’’
Police Col. Ronel Otto said that Ntokola managed to reconstruct the number and eventually traced the owner to Pretoria.
Woooooow,,,that was an awsome policing ,,the ki we crave for in 9ja....this is really an amazing tale
ReplyDeleteNot our own kinda Nigerian police that's specialise in killing innocent citizens
ReplyDeleteWetin e. Wan con take dat kind old car do now? Even if he claims its in perfect order. Have you heard the New Nigerian National anthem? Anticipate #PromiseLand
ReplyDeleteOboy...thats quite a long time
ReplyDeleteMen the police men are really into work good but I hope say no be de car be this cos if I am de owna of this I we personally call them to pick it back
ReplyDelete22 years haba
ReplyDeleteI wish my car that was stolen in 2013 will be found and returned to me someday.
ReplyDeleteSure,,,nothing is impossible with God.bro
DeleteGood for you
ReplyDelete22 yrs I bet d man go sell am or Gv 1 of his younger child,just saying
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