Five police stations, four from Nairobi, through auctioneers, have announced the auction of millions worth of unclaimed properties that have been lying idle at the stations.
Jogoo Road, Embakasi, Nairobi Central Police, Villa, and Kongowea Police Stations revealed auctions of 113 motorcycles, 29 vehicles, and a host of other assorted goods whose value is worth millions.
Through a gazette notice, auctioneers contracted by the police stations to oversee the exercise revealed that the vehicles and motorcycles would be sold to the highest bidders if the owners failed to claim them within the indicated period.
Jogoo Road police station issued a notice to the owners of properties that have been lying idle at the station. This was following an order under Miscellaneous Application No. E418 of 2025 by the Principal Magistrate’s Court at Makadara. The items included seven motorcycles, scrap metal, a generator, bicycles, and a trolley.
"Failure to which Windsor House Auctioneers are authorised to sell them through public auction without any other notice nor reference to the owner," the notice warned.
Embakasi police station gave notice for 69 motorcycles, 22 vehicles, 10 bicycles, three carts, and chassis.
Among the motorcycle models being put up for auction were TVS, Bajaj, Hero, Boxer, Ranger, and Captain. Car models that are set to be put up for auction include Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, Mercedes, and Subaru.
The owners were urged to collect the said items within 30 days from March 18 upon payment of all accumulated costs.
The third police station in Nairobi was the Central Police Station, which had 17 motorcycles and three cars up for auction. Motorcycle models listed for auction were Honda, Captain, Boxer, and Hero. Cars available for bidding were Toyota and BMW.
Another police station was the Villa police station, which listed 11 motorcycles and four vehicles for auction. Motorcycle models ranged from Honda, Hero, and Tiger, with vehicles being Mitsubishi and Toyota.
The final police station was Kongowea police station, which had nine motorcycles, one tuk-tuk, and two bicycles. Among the motorcycle models up for bidding were the Flyboy, Haujin, Boxer, Honda, and TVS.
The owners were urged to collect the said items within seven days from March 18 upon payment of all accumulated costs.
