An Expert In Robbing Vechicle Just Got Bursted.. "The Car Master-Key I Own Made My Operations Easy"

Tokunbo Ojo | Vechicle robber

A suspected expert in robbing vechicle which goes with the name "Tokunbo Ojo" has been arrested by the police in Lagos state. Tokunbo made it known that the secret of the ease and success he has been having with his previous operation has to do with the master-key he own.

Tokunbo further reveals the places of his operation "i steal from any car or vechicle packed during public ceremonies such as weddings, burials and so on.."

Four Emirate Airline Staff Arraign For Stealing Nigerian Prince’s $1.6million

Four Emirates Airlines staff have been charged before of a Federal High Court in Lagos over an alleged theft of $1.6 million belonging to a Lagos businessman Prince Chu Ikem Orji.
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Names of the accused staff includes: Abayomi Adekanbi Abiola, Isiaka Adegoke Adedeji, Awonubi Abayomi and George Ikpekhia. they were charged to court alongside Emirates Airlines, Pathfinders International Ltd and Nigeria Aviation Handling Company Ltd.
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The accused persons were arraigned on eleven counts charge of stealing, fraud, obtaining money under false pretence, wilful destruction of evidence and failure to report an international transfer fund.

PHOTOS: Car Jacker Caught And Mercilessly Beaten in Abuja

This man was caught trying to stylishly hijack a car around 10.25am this morning, in front of the Lozumba commercial complex area 10, Garki, Abuja, behind the popular UTC complex. 

The plaza security who witness the act said he acted like he was answering a call while using a master key to unlock the car. Unlucky for him, he was quickly discovered and chased.  He was forced to dance to the turn of merciless beating after being caught before Police from UTC came and took him away. We have the photo of the car he tried to steal, just after the cut...

PHOTO: Mr Anambra Universe 2014 Winner's Car Stolen

A statement has been released from the management of current Mr Anambra Universe. In regards to the car he won during the male contest last year got stolen last night, this is serious. We have the statement below...

"Reports reaching us the management/PR firm of Mr Anambra Universe bionic media/it Franklyn media, this morning says that the Star prize won by Mr Anambra universe Slami Onah went missing this morning, after he packed the car last night. He came out this morning and couldn't find his car. The car is a Mazda 262 with number plate LSD129CU  In case anybody should see it please kindly raise an alarm or contact 08067769037 or 07036390887 we would really appreciate. Cash prize awaits anyone with any useful information on how to recover the car. Thank you!"

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PHOTO: Fake Custom Officers Arrested For Duping Car Buyers

A fake Deputy Superintendent of Customs, Ramoni Raji, who along with two others who allegedly duped their victims of not less than N5m in auction sales has been arrested by police.

Raji, with the other suspects ─ Usman Ibrahim and Adekunle Thomas ─ was apprehended in the Gowon Estate area of Lagos by operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad. It was gathered that while Raji was pretending to be a DSC, Thomas pretended to be an official driver to Raji, while Ibrahim was in charge of giving out bank account for victims to pay into.

INCREDIBLE!! Three Arik Staff Caught Stealing at Lagos Airport

The Aviation Minister, Osita Chidoka, on Monday said the ministry has arrested three Arik Air staff for stealing fuel from an aircraft.

Making the announcement on his official Facebook page, Chidoka said this three namely: of Blessing Dugbe, Samuel Asuquo and Isaac Ajakaiye were arrested at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos, during a security patrol operation on Sunday at about around 3 a.m when the trio were still busy in theiir act. 

They stole from Jet A1 fuel from Arik Air plane, with registration number: 5N-MID into six jerry cans for sale at a cheaper price to other unsuspecting airline operators.