After 8 hours of grueling experience in the wicked hands of armed robbers, an Alhaji, whose exotic Audi Q7 Jeep was snatched at gun point, is now a happy man again and also alive to tell his story.

His car was snatched at about 10:30pm on Wednesday 6, 2010. To ensure that the vehicle's security device did not prevent the robbers from going with the car, Alhaji was held hostage and driven all the way to somewhere around Idiroko, Ogun State, before he was eventually released. He was left off the hook around 1:30am (middle of the night).

However, while the drama ensued, a team of specialists from Pebon Worldwide Solutions (Nig) Ltd, an advanced vehicle Security and tracking technology Provider in conjunction with the Ogun State Police Command worked tirelessly at the background to ensure that Alhaji does not only come home safely, but that the robbers does not succeed in taking the Car to their intended destination - The notorious underground car market in the Republic of Benin.

Recounting the ordeal he and his men went through behind the scene, during the duration of the crises, Mr. Bonny Peter, the President and Founder of Pebon Worldwide Solutions Ltd said: “As our usual practice, all our men manning our 24-hour help desk nationwide were all alerted. Our first assignment was to dig into our clients’ database to retrieve Alhaji's record and to get in direct contact with the car through our online tracking centre and mobile navigation unit which serve as our command and control base station. We succeeded in establishing contact with the vehicle while they were in transit. We do not need to stop the vehicle right away so as to ensure the safety of our client. This is very paramount in our strategy. Hence, after he was released, we eventually stopped the car at Aga Olomo Junction near Idiroko. Seeing that they could no longer start the car anymore, they eventually fled and abandoned the car”

Pebon Worldwide Solutions Ltd was not alone in the rescue operation. After confirming that Alhaji has been dropped off, The Nigerian Police, in a hot pursuit of the gangs, also arranged to pick him up. At that time he must have been traumatized by the whole incident. Based on the coordinate (Longitude and Latitude) from the Satellite report by Pebon Worldwide Solutions Ltd, The Ogun State Command of the Nigerian Police eventually located the vehicle. As at time of writing, the vehicle has been towed to Itori Police Station

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As our usual practice, all our men manning our 24-hour help desk nationwide were all alerted.

since the car was snatched and alhaji carried along,  how exactly were u alerted?? how did the car and your office  know that armed robbers were now driving and no longer alhaji?? How did you know alhaji was in danger??   

a little note to add to the poster>>>>
obviously i know for sure that the robbers would have taken alhaji phone and there is no way alhaji could have called you guys to notify ur company, so how did u know that that robbers had dropped off the alhaji?
pls give us a clear explanantion pls,
am not trying to doubt ur system,
just need some enlightment,

I wonder

obojo:

since the car was snatched and alhaji carried along,  how exactly were u alerted?? how did the car and your office  know that armed robbers were now driving and no longer alhaji?? How did you know alhaji was in danger??   

Yes Poster, kindly answer this questions

who do these posters take Nlers to be? buffoons?
there are just too many holes in this PR package.

we dey wait oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Too many holes had been shot into this "too good to be true" package. hence it is dead on arrival. Adieu pebontrack.com

Hahahahaha, I love nairaland.
Afore the "ballon" could take off, anti-aircraft fire brought down the thing.

Reminds me of that souquos song

eh Alhaji. Alhaji. Alhaji, Alhaji, Alhaji, Alhaji.

I love nairaland

lolololol, Nairalanders, una too funny

obojo:

since the car was snatched and alhaji carried along, how exactly were u alerted?? how did the car and your office know that armed robbers were now driving and no longer alhaji?? How did you know alhaji was in danger??

Since the poster could not defend his claim, let me come in here as Our Company Tracking Product can handle and have handled such a situation successfully.

Our product comes with an emergency trigger button, with this installed discretely; the owner can press the button during emergency just before he hands over the key. On pressing the button, the Vehicle sends "Help Me" Alert with Vehicle's location, speed, date and time to our datacenter and to the client's authorised emergency number which could be a member of his family.

With this, the family can contact the Police to work with us and we only shutdown the vehicle once we confirm that the owner is safe and has been released.

We are a foremost Vehicle Tracking/Fleet Management Company in Nigeria to give our customers safety and peace of mind for their vehicles from and around the globe.

Many have used and are still using our Products even many from Nairaland here as well.

We can install in anywhere in Nigeria and you don't need to pay into our Account as once you are ready, We send our Technician to your Location with our Equipment. You make payment through our Technician once you have tested and confirmed that all our proposed features are working.

Please Visit http://hiphensolutions.com/track.html for Details or Call 07035146988

Here is our Thread here for your reference: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-376333.0.html

The question still remains; how did they know that Alhaji had been dropped off at 1.30 am?

@oyen nice one jare!!
I sometime wonder if these guy are talking to children!!

Dr Know:

The question still remains; how did they know that Alhaji had been dropped off at 1.30 am?

The OP said Alhaji was released, NOT KILLED, so

~is it safe to assume Alhaji still has a fully functional leg that conveyed him out of the danger zone once released, or

~is it safe to assume Alhaji had a fully functional mouth to ask to borrow a phone to use to notify his family and friends that he is safe and in a certain location, or

~is it safe to assume Alhaji has a fully functional hand to use to fish out the spare mobile phone he had on him or hold the phone he was borrowed,

~ Is it now a crime to give testimony in the autosection

well, what do i know

obojo:

since the car was snatched and alhaji carried along, how exactly were u alerted?? how did the car and your office know that armed robbers were now driving and no longer alhaji?? How did you know alhaji was in danger??

sorry for my late reply.

The car was snatched very closed to his house - neighbours alerted the wife who inturn called our officce.

oyenit:

a little note to add to the poster>>>>
obviously i know for sure that the robbers would have taken alhaji phone and there is no way alhaji could have called you guys to notify your company, so how did u know that that robbers had dropped off the alhaji?
pls give us a clear explanantion pls,
am not trying to doubt your system,
just need some enlightment,

Sure, Alhaji's phones and laptop were taken. He didnt call until he was dropped off. He couldn't even remember our office number. He called the wife who inturn called us to tell us that her husband had been dropped off.

knotty:

who do these posters take Nlers to be? buffoons?
there are just too many holes in this PR package.

If you need it clearer than what you read from my post, please kindly contact the DPO- Bariga Police station and ask of us. That is where the car was eventually brought to fo us to repairs after the robbers tried to destroy the vehicle wiring system.

Orisdude:

Hahahahaha, I love nairaland.
Afore the "ballon" could take off, anti-aircraft fire brought down the thing.

sorry no coment for you.

jacklucas:

Reminds me of that souquos song

eh Alhaji. Alhaji. Alhaji, Alhaji, Alhaji, Alhaji.

I love nairaland

sorry only Alhaji was used because he does not want his name mentioned. If you need his full names to confirm your story, please contact Bariga Police station - the case is still fresh.

IT_Guru:

Since the poster could not defend his claim, let me come in here as Our Company Tracking Product can handle and have handled such a situation successfully.

Our product comes with an emergency trigger button, with this installed discretely; the owner can press the button during emergency just before he hands over the key. On pressing the button, the Vehicle sends "Help Me" Alert with Vehicle's location, speed, date and time to our datacenter and to the client's authorised emergency number which could be a member of his family.

With this, the family can contact the Police to work with us and we only shutdown the vehicle once we confirm that the owner is safe and has been released.

We are a foremost Vehicle Tracking/Fleet Management Company in Nigeria to give our customers safety and peace of mind for their vehicles from and around the globe.

Many have used and are still using our Products even many from Nairaland here as well.

We can install in anywhere in Nigeria and you don't need to pay into our Account as once you are ready, We send our Technician to your Location with our Equipment. You make payment through our Technician once you have tested and confirmed that all our proposed features are working.

Please Visit http://hiphensolutions.com/track.html for Details or Call 07035146988

Here is our Thread here for your reference: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-376333.0.html

I didn't run away from defending my claims. I was at the Police Station all day supervising the restoration process. The vehicle wiring system was badly damaged and we needed to put it right before coming to sit online to talk answer queries.

Meanwhile, I'll advise you to start your on thread. Thanks for helping

Dr Know:

The question still remains; how did they know that Alhaji had been dropped off at 1.30 am?

Alhji knows the wife's number and called her from the nearby village with the help of the villager

maxtum:

@oyen nice one jare!!
I sometime wonder if these guy are talking to children!!

Sorry if you misunderstand me or if you were too much in a hurry to get my responses

Siena:

"Pebontrak", your story's too glib! If as you state, the Ogun State police were involved in the recovery of the "Alhaji's" Audi Q7 SUV (not "Jeep" then there should be a link to the report. I'm sure such a high-profile case would have hit the news at some point.

Where's your source link? There isn't one, because your story's just that - a made-up tale to promote your product! I know how satellite recovery / tracking devices work, I've fitted them in the past, my current car has a covert device. They are good security devices. So, there's no need to lie, just to draw clients to purchase from you. You can lie faster than a dog can trot, it's unreal.

problem is, many of us are quick to judge without hearing from the other side. You asked a question, please wait for reply before you conclude, I mustn't sell to you to be on Nairaland. We have a steady subscriber base. Please wait for Vanguard - their security correspondent is aware - dont be too fast and hurry her into rushing a report - she has to put her papers together before hitting the newstand

gestapo:


The OP said Alhaji was released, NOT KILLED, so

~is it safe to assume Alhaji still has a fully functional leg that conveyed him out of the danger zone once released, or

~is it safe to assume Alhaji had a fully functional mouth to ask to borrow a phone to use to notify his family and friends that he is safe and in a certain location, or

~is it safe to assume Alhaji has a fully functional hand to use to fish out the spare mobile phone he had on him or hold the phone he was borrowed,

~ Is it now a crime to give testimony in the autosection

well, what do i know

Thank you very much for your understanding. Many of them here may not even buy a thing fom you if its an attempt to sell to them. I'm so proud to inform you that the Police Station has even recommeded 5 clients to us within just 1 day.

we take pride in providing solutions to people's problem. we fielded questions from people who saw what we did. Even the police officers were stunned because it was through our direction they were able located the vehicle.

Well, for those who think we are only a tracking company, i say sorry. You need to know more about us at www.pebonsolutions.com and why we came to Nigeria in the first place.

Siena:

Pebontrack, please post more detail on here, and the link to the reporting paper when it hits the news stands, and I'll personally apologise to you, I don't have any issues admitting I'm wrong.

You can't blame myself and others for being sceptical, the way you started this thread.

i dont blame people for being sceptical. Its part of the varieties in life. I have been sceptical sometime on issues.

I only blame people who ask questions and wouldn't want to wait even for just one day for answers to be provided before expressing negative reaction. We are used to seeing such.

Sure, it will be our privildge to post the newspaper report online as soon as it hits the stand.

Enjoy your weekend and thanks for reading

photo of the recovered vehicle has been sent to Vanguard, you all will see it in due course.

promise to post it on Nland as soon as it hits the newstand - inset in the photo you'll see is me after the vehicle has been recovered

Mr Pebon. I can say this story is a big farce. if the Alhajis car was recovered in Ogun state, the case will never be brought to Bariga. Haba, we are nigerians and know how things operate in nigeria, my questions too, if police were in hot pursuit of the car, how come the robbers still had time to drop alhaji off and the police didn't locate him that he had to go looking for a phone in a "Village" at 1am, who open door for am?

beecrofty:

Mr Pebon. I can say this story is a big farce. if the Alhajis car was recovered in Ogun state, the case will never be brought to Bariga. Haba, we are nigerians and know how things operate in nigeria, my questions too, if police were in hot pursuit of the car, how come the robbers still had time to drop alhaji off and the police didn't locate him that he had to go looking for a phone in a "Village" at 1am, who open door for am?

@Beechcroft
Since you believe my post is a farce and you know how things operate in Nigeria, dont you think that the Bariga Divisional HQ (where the wife FIRST reported the matter to) or Itori Police Station in Ogun State (Where the vehicle was FIRST TAKEN to after recovery) should be the best places to direct your questions to?

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Exponental:

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