Ms DSF recovers stolen car after five weeks

Dorcas Shola Fapson, popularly known as Ms DSF, has successfully retrieved her stolen vehicle after five weeks.
The DJ celebrated acquiring her new SUV in June 2021, which was stolen earlier this year on January 4, the eve of her birthday.
“On the evening of my birthday, as I was getting ready to celebrate with family and friends, it was brought to my attention that my driver had stolen my car,” she wrote.
The “Shuga” actress updated the public on her search and the involvement of the police in ensuring that the vehicle was returned and the thief apprehended.
The actress and DJ whose Range Rover was stolen by her driver, announced the recovery on her Instagram account.
“So I got my car back! Long story short I hired a new driver through an agency, omo the bastard registered with fake documents and is a professional thief, he stole my car after 2 days.
“He passed the car onto someone to sell for him in the North who then stole the car from him and went to sell it in Niger.
“Thank you to Nigerian police – IRT department who retrieved it in Niger even though it cost a lot of money. Thank you to everyone that reached out to help.
“The original driver is still on the run, his real name is Adamu Ahmed alias Jahuz. If you have any information on his whereabouts please contact officer David on 09061776658 & you WILL be rewarded.”
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