 
 <prompt> text: ```(CNN) -- Na reunion wey don take pass four decades to happen. 

Almost 42 years afta Robert Russell' s prized 1967 Austin-Healey sports car waka comot, e don come back, thanks mostly to im own detective work. 

Off and on for years, Russell, wey dey live for Texas, dey search the Internet dey look for im motor wey dem thief for 1970 from im house for that time for Philadelphia. E finally see wetin resemble im car wey dey sold for eBay and dey keep for one dealership for East Los Angeles. 

Viral vigilantism, Tony Hawk style 

Russell talk with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, wey help am. All those years later, e still get the car's title wey show the vehicle identification number (VIN), wey match the VIN for eBay. 

But one last wahala dey. The car no dey registered for the National Crime Information Center, wey be electronic clearinghouse of crime data. 

So for the next few weeks, Russell and Sheriff's Detective Carlos Ortega dey communicate with the police for Philadelphia. As e be, the car's VIN bin dey wrongly recorded for the time wey dem thief am. 

The error don dey correct, and Ortega fit go the dealership and confirm say the car na the one wey dem thief. 

E collect the motor, wey dem estimate say e worth around $23,000 for the current condition, according to the sheriff's department. Russell and im wife later show for Los Angeles to carry the car go back -- to correct one wrong afta 42 years. 

Based on the article and the following list of answers, write a list of questions.

1. Robert Russell' s
2. Almost 42
3. Austin-Healey
4. Texas
5. from his home
6. no
7. Philadelphia
8. on eBay
9. Carlos Ortega
10. around $23,000

Numbered questions:```  <response>: ```1. Na who car dem dey talk about for dis article?
2. Na afta how many years e collect am back?
3. Wetin be the model of the car?
4. E dey live wia?
5. Wia dem thief hin car?
6. Na for Texas too?
7. Wia?
8. Wia e see hin car dey sell?
9. Which detective dey follow am?
10. How much dem value the car?``` 