Top Vehicle Dealer Claims Luxury Cars Allegedly Owned by Ganduje’s Son

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Top Vehicle Dealer Claims Luxury Cars Allegedly Owned by Ganduje’s Son


One of the major dealers of luxury cars in Nigeria, Alhaji Najib Koguna, has claimed ownership of posh cars posted online via a twitter handle allegedly operated by Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje’s son, Mohammed.

An online news medium recently stirred controversy after publishing pictures of some exotic cars and wrist watches allegedly owned by 20-year-old son of the state governor.

But Koguna said the pictures of the vehicles published online were snapped at his Kano home, saying he easily identified the cars as the number plates bore his ‘NK’ initials.

“I was surprised to see my cars circulating online. I don’t even know who trespassed into my house to take the pictures. The number plates bear my ‘NK’ initials and the background is my house,” Koguna said.

He explained that none of the cars were sold in Kano, noting that one of them was shipped back to Europe and sold there.

“As a matter of fact, none of the cars was even sold in Kano. I sold the Porsche, the BMW and the Range Rover in 2014 at different places in Nigeria, while the Ferrari was shipped back to Germany when it remained unsold in Nigeria for a long time. The Jaguar still remains unsold in my garage, while the Peugeot is used for taking my children to school,” he clarified.

A family source who preferred anonymity said Mohammed, a Business Administration student at American University, Sharjah, United Arab Emirate, has not been in Nigeria in the last one year.
“Mohammed has been away for more than a year. It is baffling to say he owns those vehicles, while in actual sense, the boy did not even own a motorcycle. He does not even know how to drive. We challenge those who attributed the cars to him to show the world Mohammed’s pictures posing on the cars or driving the cars.
“It is saddening that some online publications are nowadays used often as smear campaign than they are used for disseminating factual information,” he added.

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