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Re: 1000km Journey Using A 1.5L Petrol Engine Part II by chukel(m): 7:16pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
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Re: 1000km Journey Using A 1.5L Petrol Engine Part II by baaliyah(m): 7:37pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
In my view, the only reason that is cogent is the condition of your car. 1 Like |
Re: 1000km Journey Using A 1.5L Petrol Engine Part II by salvo583: 8:46pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
nurey:That road isnt funny at all, its a town between Owo and Akure . Thank God for his mercies. Those boys disguised with some yeye road blocks and it was around the harmattan period,so there was fog. My mum was just sharp enough to scale through, i was telling her to slow down because of the road block by the police men. Later on we just reasoned it was the bad guys. My mum just overtook one ford hummer bus. The guys rammed our windscreen and started throwing water melon at us. We lost all the side mirrors,windscreen and front facia. It was only our sienna and the ford hummer that escaped( his car carried one thick wood that caused a damage to his radiator). Policemen were about 10km from the scene and started asking questions with about 50 people that escaped. The man that drove the ford started singing one ibo song. My family of 4 was the only yoruba the rest were northerners. My sister and mum were the only women there, they could speak hausa so they mingled in no time. I was just reading their lips as i could neither speak nor understand hausa. |
Re: 1000km Journey Using A 1.5L Petrol Engine Part II by Nobody: 9:43pm On Apr 19, 2016 |
MULLAH123:I no dey follow again. please delete this thread. |
Re: 1000km Journey Using A 1.5L Petrol Engine Part II by MPVGoddess: 12:25am On Apr 26, 2016 |
nurey: I spoke to a driver within the week who collaborates your story. He says Lagos Abuja is deadly due to the bad spots you spoke of. He hates that route because those bad spots make good business for kidnappers and thieves. Lately it seems that there is an upsurge in such crimes. I read somewhere on this board, I guess the thread on how long one can drive in hours, that driving interstate/long distance in Nigeria is a task that must be done and gotten over ASAP because of the dangers on the road. In the light of the above, it would seem that the concept of enforcing speed limits on our highways is an extremely dangerous thing to do and may cause more harm than it will prevent, and should never see the light of day since Nigerian roads are not secure. |
Re: 1000km Journey Using A 1.5L Petrol Engine Part II by nurey(m): 5:49am On Apr 26, 2016 |
MPVGoddess: The northern parts are safe. It is easy to leave Lagos and move down north, even if you can't make the journey in a day, you can sleep by the road, it's always busy even till 2 to 3am in the early morning and secured. The northerners prefer to beg or toil for money than rob. The reverse is the case down south we are just too smart and use every opportunity to oppress others. What you notice is all the rubbish uniform men try in the southwest they can't try it in the north. You hardly hear that thieves rob in the north within towns. If you don't meet thieves in the southwest, be ready for ritualists, area thugs, corrupt uniform men or just a tout looking for a way to rip you off. But with all this God is the protector, I will still do the same journey when needed over and over again, because when God says it's time nobody can argue. |
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