The Abia State Police Command has given owners of an abandoned Nissan Caravan bus, a motorcycle and other items 14 days to claim them or risk having them auctioned.
The command listed the items as a Nissan Caravan bus with registration number NGK 927XA, a plasma television, a sound system and a black Sanyang motorcycle.
The announcement was contained in a press release issued on Wednesday, and signed by the state Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Maureen C. Chinaka, on behalf of the Commissioner of Police.
The statement read, “The Abia State Police Command hereby requests owners of abandoned and Unclaimed exhibits at: IKWUANO DIVISION UMUAHIA
“1.Nissan Caravan Bus (NGK 927XA)
2.Plasma Television
3.Sound System
4.Sanyang Motorcycle (black).
“This announcement serves as notice to the owners of such items, as failure to claim same within fourteen(14) days of this notice, will leave the command with no option than to in agreement with existing laws, dispose them off through public auction.”
The police urged the “owners to come forward within the stipulated period to claim their property,” warning that the “items would otherwise be disposed of through public auction in line with existing laws.”
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