Lady Shares How Father Found His Car in Another State After It Was Stolen While He Was In Church

Lady Shares How Father Found His Car in Another State After It Was Stolen While He Was In Church

  • A lady shared the sad moment her father attended church and couldn’t find his car after the service
  • She then opened up about how his car was found in another state and what they did before finding it
  • Many reacted as she mentioned the changes noticed in the car after it was found, as some shared similar experiences

A Nigerian lady narrated how her father found his car in another state after it was stolen while he was in church.

She stated that her father drove to church and parked his Toyota Camry in the parking lot on Sunday, August 3, 2025.

A lady shares the sad moment her father attended church and couldn’t find his car after the service
A Nigerian lady narrates how her father found his car in another state after it was stolen while he was in church. Photo: @olas_mua
Source: TikTok

Man’s car stolen while he attended church

In a TikTok video by @olas_mua, the lady narrated how her father came out of church after service and couldn’t find his car.

She mentioned that the incident happened in Benin, Edo state, and how her father was distraught after discovering his car was missing.

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The lady said he complained to the police station and went to a spare parts market in Benin to see if the car was there, but to no avail.

How man found car stolen in church

Three days after the incident, the lady stated that her father got a call from the woman who sold the car to him, and he told her about what happened.

A lady shared the sad moment her father attended church and couldn’t find his car after the service
A Nigerian lady narrates how her father's Toyota Camry was stolen while he was in church. Photo: @olas_mua
Source: TikTok

She said the woman was sad and sympathised with her father over the incident.

The lady added:

“By evening, she called again and told him that the car had a tracker on it and mind you, we did not know that this car had a tracker. So we started tracking the car from Wednesday night to Thursday, then we realised that the car was already in Abuja.”

The lady shared what they noticed after recovering the car and how it was finally brought back to Benin the following week.”

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Watch the video below:

Reactions as man finds car stolen in church

@Chiomaazunwoke said:

"I said a prayer for you guys when I saw that video he looked so broken Thank God."

@FIRST OF HIS NAME said:

"God is good!….Is it inside the car you made this video?'

@Naomi said:

"Congratulations o. That was how my partner's laptop was stolen over a month ago. Mind you, it was newly purchased; wasn't even up to six weeks. Luckily it was tracked and found two days ago."

Tunnalcash said:

"Make Unnal dey fix tracker to car abeg."

@Cassandra said:

"My husband own they removed everything we could use to identify the car,all dis thief nor be small o. Police dey radio,abeg when they stole my husband car the waka nor be here o,we found it ourselves."

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Man changes vehicle to Micra over fuel

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man abandoned his car to purchase a Micra vehicle, which consumes less fuel than others.

His decision was due to the recent increase in the price of fuel across different states of the federation.

An expert, who commented on the story, gave conditions for the car to work perfectly with less fuel.

Source: Legit.ng

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