
Police in Nigeria Recover Stolen Vehicles from Burkina Faso
The Nigeria Police Force has recovered two vehicles stolen in Abuja and trafficked to Burkina Faso. The operation involved INTERPOL and resulted in one arrest.
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The Nigeria Police Force has recovered two vehicles stolen in Abuja and trafficked to Burkina Faso. The operation involved INTERPOL and resulted in one arrest.

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