Fashion Designer Uche Nnaji Robbed In London, Explains How It Occurred

Nigerian fashion designer Uche Nnaji has recounted a distressing experience of being robbed in London.

He shared a video of the location where the theft occurred, revealing that he had placed his bag under the car seat. His Rolex watch and other items were stolen, and he was facing a flight in five hours.

Uche noted that he usually warns people against leaving bags in cars, but he felt his belongings were safe in a private paid parking lot.

Nigerian fashion designer Uche Nnaji has recounted a distressing experience of being robbed in London.

He shared a video of the location where the theft occurred, revealing that he had placed his bag under the car seat. His Rolex watch and other items were stolen, and he was facing a flight in five hours.

Uche noted that he usually warns people against leaving bags in cars, but he felt his belongings were safe in a private paid parking lot.

He was glad he had his international passport with him and encouraged travelers to always keep theirs close.

The style doctor revealed that he has blocked access to all his bank accounts except for Access Bank. He called on his Instagram followers to tag the bank to get them to respond to his messages.

The celebrity stylist wrote on his video:

“Just got robbed at Q-Burlington car park off Oxford street. My handbag with all my bank credit/debit cards, Rolex, ID cards, dollars and pounds are gone.”

Watch the video below:

See some comments below:

@kunleremiofficial: “Oh boy! So sorry chief.”

@mr_ckris: “London is turning to something else. You’d think Oxford street should be well patrolled and relatively safe. So sorry Bro.”

@glucosezaddy1: “Lagos better pass London.”

@olababzo1 “Never leave valuables in the car anywhere at anytime. These hoodlums have their network that watch every movement and they get information from them to take actions.”

@abi4u2011: “Who leaves a bag and valuables in the car in London these days. London that you can be robbed of things on you while working on the street in broad daylight.”