On Saturday, renowned content creator and influencer Micheal Sebamba, popularly known as Mikey Seems 2 Funny, became the latest victim of car part theft after losing the side mirrors of his Range Rover to thieves.
A Costly Setback Before a Big Event
In a video shared on his Snapchat, Mikey expressed his frustration over the incident, revealing that he was preparing for an important event where his car would play a significant role.
“I have an event tomorrow and the car will be needed, but you have now taken my mirror out, thieves!!” he lamented in the video.
This unfortunate incident has left the influencer dealing with an unexpected setback at a crucial time, highlighting the growing issue of car part thefts affecting both celebrities and ordinary Ugandans alike.
A Common Trend Among Ugandan Celebrities
Mikey Seems 2 Funny is not the first high-profile figure to fall victim to this type of theft. Several Ugandan celebrities, including Lynda Ddane, Dax Vibez, Maro, Kasuku, and Big Eye, have also had their vehicles targeted by thieves, losing side mirrors, emblems, and other valuable car parts.
While celebrities often feel like easy targets, the problem of motor spare part theft is widespread, affecting people across the country. Many car owners have reported losing mirrors, headlights, badges, and rims, leaving them with costly repairs and replacements.
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Rising Cases of Car Part Thefts – A Growing Concern
Car part theft has become an alarming issue in Uganda, with thieves targeting expensive vehicle accessories that are resold on the black market. Side mirrors, in particular, are highly sought after due to their high resale value and ease of removal.
Authorities have urged car owners to take extra security measures, such as parking in well-lit areas, installing alarm systems, and using security cameras to deter potential thieves.
Support Pours in for Mikey Seems 2 Funny
Following the incident, Mikey’s fans and fellow influencers flooded his social media with messages of support, urging him to stay strong and take necessary precautions to protect his vehicle in the future.
As he deals with this unfortunate setback, many hope that increased awareness and improved security measures will help curb the rising cases of car part thefts across Uganda.
Sorry, Mikey! Hoping you bounce back from this soon!
