ladyF:
I get fuel.

dash me one litre a beg.. :'

He did the best thing.

sorry for the loss,he go better.., when there's life there's hope

Thank God for his life

Very thoughtful of the driver.

Too much action movies.

If it was in motion, how did it stop without hitting any object?

juniorportland:
the transporter. VI.....


front page for the fourth time today



juniorportland

Your own is to be waiting for front page. Nothing else to do?

WHEN YOUR MECHANIC AND REWIRE AGREE TO DRAIN YOUR FINANCES

If the driver of a moving vehicle jumps out, the vehicle will not come to a smooth and straight stop, parallel to the road as depicted in the above pictures.

Those 'eye witness' account are not accurate, the drive must have come to a complete stop, before abandoning the vehicle to it's fate.

Uhm, nawa o, Should we now blame the village people?

That mtn free credit adverts is a 419. MTN disown it totally. Your money goes to their pocket.

Looks like a James Bond movie scene sha

nairaman66:
Few causes!
Bad fuel
American car, Chinese engine
Driver smoked cheap weed!
Blame GEJ

Or His enemies from village tried to kill him

Dont put Fuel inside the Vehicles Boot!

Always have a "working and unexpired" Fire Extinguisher in your vehicle.

Sorry for the loss Bro.



Lastpage!

[b]How to Prevent Car Fires

Most all of the vehicles fires could be avoidable if we just perform proper maintenance. But time and money are not always on our side, and we often skip services intending to have them performed as soon as we can – but days turn into months and then it is easy to forget vehicle maintenance altogether…until something happens.

To minimize risks for vehicle fires, have your car checked out at every oil service. Every vehicle has a maintenance service interval schedule that is recommended service by the vehicle manufacturer – and sticking to the recommendations can help to lower risks for vehicle fires in addition to a whole lot of other vehicle problems.

Keep in mind though, that a lot of fuel components are impossible to see without removing items or shields to gain access to them. For a few of these parts, in some vehicle models, it can even take more than an hour of labor to get to the point where the parts are accessed. That is why if you ever have any needed repairs around these areas, it is a good idea to have them checked while the mechanic has accessed that area of your car.

Also, fuel O-rings are not maintenance items, and in many cases fuel injectors are not either. But professionals know that they only last so long and become safety concerns after a certain point. O-rings usually start to show their age at around 60,000 miles – and age fast in the dry hot climate.

And one last thing, if your car starts to overheat, don’t push it. A car engine is already at an extremely high temperature, add high outdoor temperatures plus overheating and things can happen real fast. The best thing you can do is to pull over quickly – to the nearest area you can safety pull over – and turn the car off. Then get it to a mechanic.


What to Do if Your Car is On Fire

So, there’s a car on fire – what to do? Don’t be a hero.

Turn off the car and get out.

Remember, vehicle fires erupt fast, and include a myriad of toxic fumes that can overcome you in as little as two breaths.

Just get out of the car, and don’t go back in. Your purse, cell phone, wallet etc. just aren’t worth your life.

What about using a fire extinguisher? Even though everyone should have a first alert auto fire extinguisher in their car, the chances of you being able to get to it in time are small and, again, not worth it.

If you do not have experience fighting car fires, then don’t attempt it. Leave it to the professionals.

And, if the fire is near the front of the car, or under the hood, lifting the hood is the absolute worst thing you can do because you are introducing more oxygen to the fire and you are potentially exposing yourself to extremely toxic fumes and sparks.

So please, if your car ever catches on fire – just get out. Someone nearby will be able to call emergency.[/b]

blazetitov:
Na wa oo. Suzuki getting smoked. Poor owner.

Poor how? How can somebody who owns such a cool ride be poor? Be careful oh! Are you richer than him??













Hehehehehe! Just kidding

Insurance company go hear am

That old woman for em village pity for am. Em get luck sey d car door gree open.

Thank God for his life sha.

Insurance will pay him back

All these cars no dey show signals wen dem get problem?

That guy comes up daily with that MTN 419 free credit promo in different form to collect peoples money. I put a call to MTN.Nigeria and I was told they knew nothing about it. So please disregard it in your own interest.

All these yeye road side electricians must ve connected End Time connections...

it boils down to the kind of fuel in circulation.

LadyF I know u very well did u just say u have fuel?

blazetitov:
Na wa oo. Suzuki getting smoked. Poor owner.

poor maintenance culture on the part of the owner cld also play a big part in this.

Result of bad fuel.

Attack from his ex girlfriend.

Poor maintenance culture.

Thank God for him

James bond















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