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BREAKING: Delta PASAN Chairman, Edozie Loses Car To Robbers
The Chairman of the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria, PASAN, Delta State Chapter, Comrade Emma Edozie has lost his Toyota Camry car with Reg. No. SLK 968 AA; Eng. No. 5S0801041; Chasis No. JT2BG28K5X0272679 with custom colour.
The car was stolen where it was parked when the owner visited a family member who was bereaved for condolences.
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The PASAN Chairman has released the vehicle particulars to seek the assistance of the public in case the vehicle is seen anywhere.
At the time of filing this report, Delta Police Command was yet to confirm the incidence.
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