Windsor Motors businessman 'abducted in Ethiopia over Sh25m deal gone wrong'

THE STANDARD
NAIROBI
Simon Waweru Njoroge is the proprietor of Windsor Motors Limited, which is located on Kiambu Road. [File, Standard]
The family of Windsor Motors Limited car dealer, Simon Waweru Njoroge, is appealing for help from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after Njoroge was allegedly abducted by an Ethiopian businessman over a Sh25 million deal gone sour.
Njoroge was accused by the Ethiopian trader, Neto Godana, of fraud, police said.
According to court documents obtained by
The Standard, in October 2020, Neto and Njoroge agreed through a proxy, Ali Dida Abakula, that Njoroge would import 500 motorcycles from China and deliver them to Neto at a cost of Sh45 million, records show.

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