By our reporter 22.10.2025
A Nigerian man Briggs Egharevba has accused Adesuwa Renee Ogiozee popularly known as ‘Auto Queen’ of scamming him $147,000 he paid for the supply of a newer model Lexus LX 600.
Mr. Egharebva based in in St. Louis County in eastern Missouri, USA has filed a lawsuit against Ogiozee, alleging breach of contract, fraudulent misrepresentation and unjust enrichment and conversion. He is requesting the court to compel Ogiozee to pay back his money and also pay legal costs.
According to court records, plaintiff Egharevba inquired through Instagram about purchasing a newer model Lexus LX 600 with Adesuwa Renee Ogiozee in October 2023. Ogiozee operates Adesuwa Auto LLC as an online broker for luxury cars.
After negotiations, a price of $147,000 was agreed upon—which included $1,000 for the broker fee, $3,000 for shipping and $143,000 for the vehicle. Eghraveba paid Ogiozee the full amount on Oct. 8, 2023 and Ogiozee sent pictures of the vehicle.
Ogiozee told Eghraveba on Nov. 23, 2023, that the car was delivered and he would receive it the following week.
FOX 2 reports that after two years after Mr. Egharebva was yet to receive his car. Ogiozee claimed that delays in the vehicle’s delivery were attributed to processed paperwork, holiday shipping times, inspections, title documents on hold from authorities, and “false promises of imminent shipping.”
Auto Queen...Ogiozee failed to deliver after she was paid.