Reactions As Kwam 1 Rolls Royce Worth N2.7 Billion Allegedly Towed For Wrong Parking In UK

• It has been reported online that the singer’s fancy Rolls Royce was towed by UK authorities for possibly violating parking laws.

Famous Fuji artist K1 De Ultimate has reportedly faced an unexpected issue after his expensive Rolls Royce-Cullinan, valued at £1.5 million (N2.7 billion), was said to be towed in the UK for improper parking.

A Nigerian man shared a video online explaining the situation, which has led to a lot of reactions.

It has been reported online that the veteran singer’s fancy Rolls Royce was towed by UK authorities for possibly violating parking laws.

The details are still vague, but sources say the car was taken from an unauthorized parking space, which could mean fines and fees for impoundment.

Pictures circulating online depict a Rolls Royce with the K1 plate number being towed.

As the news went viral, fans and social media users reacted in various ways. Some dismissed it as false, while others shared humorous takes on the situation.

Watch the video below:

Read some comments as you scroll down….

@tehmee24, “Lmao abroad no get chill This is why I said you can enjoy Nigerian pass abroad if you’re rich You can do anything in Nigeria and go Scot free But not in abroad. Those ones no get chill.”

@Bartezz10, “Who are those people that is comparing UK with Naija at first place ? Uk na Advance Country. Average naija man don’t make $500 monthly. The difference is far from each other.”

@michaelba_nabas, “My guy dey intentionally park for road sometimes where dem fit tow his car if he go club… He said it’s better they tow it than make you go park for where boys go just come from nowhere shook you knife for belle…”

@badablestarlove, “Once you are wrong , you are wrong.”

@Folasheycrown22, “You think say nah naija you Dey.”

@Abasiono_Ek, “Here in my country common traffic rules politician’s escort can’t even obey. Lmao.”

@dharmmyjadass1, “Normally, if na our senator go there self, they are equivalent to a mere citizen, na here them dey get pride oshi.”