Obazuaye implicated the cops authorities of stopping working to examine accusations that senior officers annoyed efforts to recuperate his high-end car after it was taken, and consequently launched the recuperated cars and truck to people believed of participation in its disappearance.
The business owner, through his lawyers, Adeboro Adamson, SAN & & Co., likewise described that law enforcement officer required that he reimburse 30 million apparently paid by the suspects to a cars and truck dealership before his retrieved car might be launched to him.
In a pointer and last notification dated October 27, 2026, resolved to the Inspector-General of Police, Obazuaye’s attorneys revealed issue that regardless of an earlier petition sent on June 2, 2026, and acknowledged by the IGP’s workplace on June 9, 2026, together with subsequent pointer letters, their customer had actually gotten no official action or details about any examination into the accusations.
The legal representatives explained the continued silence of the cops authorities as especially unpleasant provided the severity of the claims surrounding the supposed illegal release of their customer’s recuperated 2013 blue Rolls-Royce Phantom Convertible, with Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) SCA682DS4DUX75170.
The current correspondence, entitled “Reminder/Final Notice,” particularly called IPO Aliyu Usuf Adulde, DCP Ibrahim Zungura and CSP Zuokumor Peikumor of the FCID, Abuja, over claims verging on criminal conspiracy, abuse of workplace, blockage of justice, illegal release of a recuperated taken automobile, gross misbehavior and other acts presumably hostile to the stability of the Nigeria Police Force.
The petition likewise called Henry Udubriah, Emmanuel Olabode and another person over stealing, criminal conversion, criminal breach of trust and acquiring home by false pretense.
The legal representatives cautioned that unless the IGP’s workplace supplies an acceptable written reaction and verifies suitable action within 7 days of getting the last notification, their customer would pursue all offered legal and judicial solutions without more notification.
In the letter, the lawyers mentioned: “Despite our duplicated correspondence and the severity of the claims raised, our Client has yet to get any official reaction or be notified of any noticeable action handled the petition.
“This continued silence is a matter of grave concern, particularly given the allegations surrounding the release of our Client’s recovered 2013 Blue Rolls-Royce Phantom Convertible, with Vehicle Identification Number SCA682DS4DUX75170.”
“Accordingly, we hereby issue this final notice and respectfully request that your office urgently cause the petition to be investigated and provide us with a written update on its status and the steps being taken to address the issues raised,” it stated.
The attorneys even more cautioned: “Take notice that, unless we receive a satisfactory written response and confirmation of appropriate action within seven (7) days of receipt of this letter, our Client shall proceed to pursue all available legal and judicial remedies for the protection and enforcement of his rights, without further notice or reference to your office.”
How 600 Million Rolls-Royce Allegedly Disappeared
The debate surrounding the high-end lorry apparently started in April 2022 when Obazuaye delegated it to a cars and truck dealership, Henry Udubriah, for the restricted function of revealing it to a potential purchaser.
According to the business owner’s earlier petition, the plan did not authorise Udubriah to offer, move or deal with the car without his express authorization.
The dealership presumably vanished with the Rolls-Royce and stayed inaccessible for a number of months.
After duplicated efforts to call him stopped working, Obazuaye apparently sent out somebody to his address however found that neither the dealership nor the lorry might be discovered.
The business person consequently lodged a protest on May 16, 2022, with the Deputy Inspector-General of Police at the FCID, Abuja, through the Force Intelligence Bureau/Intelligence Response Team (FIB/IRT) Commander at Gusape.
The grievance was sent through his then lawyers, Shinaba, Ogon & & Co.
Obazuaye likewise apparently revealed a 2 million benefit for info that might result in the healing of the missing out on Rolls-Royce.
An additional petition was sent on June 21, 2022, to the Assistant Inspector-General of Police at the FCID Annex, Alagbon, Lagos, through Rawling & & Partners.
His lawyers likewise stated the Federal High Court in Lagos approved an order on July 20, 2022, through cops channels, directing that the suspect’s checking account be obstructed pending the decision of the matter.
According to the earlier petition, cops examinations ultimately resulted in the healing of the Rolls-Royce from 2 people who were presumably preparing to offer it.
Obazuaye supposedly provided files to develop his ownership, consisting of the initial purchase billing, accredited shipping and custom-mades clearance files, a United States vehicle car dealership licence and other recognition products.
Cops Recovered Car, But Allegedly Released It To Suspects
The business person discussed that after the automobile was recuperated, the then Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Frank Mba, took a look at the ownership files and directed that the Rolls-Royce be launched to him.
His attorneys specified that the instruction was not executed before Mba’s subsequent promo to Deputy Inspector-General of Police and move to Abuja.
The lawyers even more declared that the people from whom the car was recuperated were consequently launched without their customer being officially alerted.
The scenarios surrounding the subsequent handling of the car ended up being a significant source of dispute in between the business owner and the policeman associated with the examination.
According to the earlier petition, the people associated with the contested deal presumably declared that they had actually paid Udubriah 30 million for the Rolls-Royce.
Obazuaye’s attorneys challenged the deal, firmly insisting that no proven bank transfer records or other reputable proof had actually existed to develop that the payment was in fact made.
They likewise questioned 3 invoices presumably provided by Olabode, which they stated were dated 2021, numerous months before the automobile supposedly vanished in April 2022.
In an earlier reaction to SaharaReporters, Ibrahim Zungura, who was a Deputy Commissioner of Police throughout the occasions in concern and has actually given that ended up being a Commissioner of Police, rejected gathering cash from anybody in connection with the matter.
Zungura challenged Obazuaye to supply proof to validate the bribery claims, firmly insisting that he would decline allegations without evidence.
He informed SaharaReporters that any accusation of bribery ought to be supported by proof revealing whether the supposed payment was made in money, through an intermediary or through a checking account.
“I don’t know who gave me money, but it’s very simple. If somebody alleges you collect or give you bribe, let him just prove it. Either he gave you cash or through somebody or through account or whatever it means, let him just prove it,” Zungura stated.
“And that’s all. If he does not prove it, then it will be against him. I’m not leaving it like that,” he added. “I will never ever gather anyone’s cash. Let him simply show it.”
In that earlier exchange, Zungura did not straight describe the scenarios under which the recuperated Rolls-Royce was presumably launched to the people from whom it had actually been recuperated.
He likewise did not straight deal with the entrepreneur’s accusation that payment of the disputed 30 million was made a condition for launching the automobile.
SaharaReporters likewise called the examining law enforcement officer, Aliyu Yusuf Abulde, who verified that he managed the case from its start till it was moved following a demand from the Inspector-General of Police’s workplace.
Abulde stated he had first-hand understanding of the examination and might describe what took place, having actually dealt with the matter from starting to end.
“I have the first-hand information about the case and I can be able to say a lot on it because I investigated the case from A to Z,” he informed SaharaReporters.
He decreased to offer more information, mentioning the Nigeria Police Force’s media policy, and directed the paper to the suitable cops authority for a main action.
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