A Nigerian man has raised concerns over an alleged fraudulent transaction involving a police officer, CSP Gerald Chidozie Udechukwu, who reportedly sold him a stolen Toyota Hilux.
The accusation was made public on X (formerly Twitter) by user @Chukwutony89, who claimed that he initially believed the purchase was legitimate but later discovered that the vehicle had been stolen by policemen, with Udechukwu being the seller.
In his post, he stated: “Nigerians, this policeman, CSP Gerald Chidozie Udechukwu, sold me a Hilux vehicle that was allegedly stolen by policemen. I reported this to the Force PPRO @Princemoye1 and @PoliceNG three months ago, but no action has been taken.”
Despite reporting the issue to the authorities, he expressed frustration over the lack of response or resolution.
Public Reactions
As the post gained traction online, many users shared their opinions on the matter, with some expressing skepticism about the possibility of justice being served.
- @Youngdr1903: “This one is another jaw-dropping case. You won’t hear anything again, bro, because they all have different games they run in the dark. They will surely cover for each other.”
- @Okpanachi: “You should also post a picture of the Hilux. That’ll greatly help you prove your case.”
- @Loula120: “Lesson learned from this unfortunate ordeal. Trust these people at your own risk!”
- @enochusoro: “Not mocking you, sir, but I just wonder why I’d buy anything from a Nigerian police officer.”
- @the_onbeatable: “Two ways to handle this: One, go all out and make noise everywhere to get justice, knowing that anything can happen. Two, take your loss and move on because they’ve already marked you. Your choice.”
- @tolu_of: “As we all know, the @PoliceNG @PoliceNG_CRU always cover for their own. Unless this officer has no influence, he won’t face any consequences.”
