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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by jericco1(m): 4:39pm On Dec 14, 2020
Hmm
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Small080(m): 4:41pm On Dec 14, 2020
Oga na 9ja we dey, just travel like a village man
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by noeloge82(m): 4:42pm On Dec 14, 2020
ospreywin:
Are You Traveling to the other parts of the country from Lagos for this Christmas and new year celebration ? Here are the things you need to be able to finish your trip in one piece and with your vehicle:

1. A large dose of PATIENCE and TOLERANCE. No frowing, ABSOLUTELY NO BIG GRAMMAR.

2. Vehicle Customs Documents. Ensure that Custom duty was paid on your vehicle.

3. Current and Valid vehicle Registration Papers and Valid driver's license( I can help you with that just send me a message on WhatsApp via my signature) . Just make sure before you leave home that you personally check these documents. Ensure that the VIN/Chassis numbers , engine numbers on the documents match what you have stamped in the vehicle.

4. Vehicle CMR, ROAD Worthiness Certificate. Make sure what you are carrying is not fake. Confirm before leaving Lagos(contact me and let me help you confirm and renew your vehicle documents 100% guaranteed original) .

5. Tinted Glass Permit. Make sure it is from source and has your photograph or your driver's photograph on it.

6. Speed limiting: Make sure you drive at a very reasonable speed on the road don't be in a haste.

7. Fire extinguisher - right size and not expired, C - Caution. First Aid Kit, Good Spare tyre, Jack and Wheel Spanner, Waste basket ,Valid Local Government Stickers for Pickups.

8. Do not carry any bag of RICE please unless you have a receipt from an Abakaliki rice farm.

9. If you are just coming in from 'ABROAD' I beg you in the name of all that is PRECIOUS to you - No 'Forming'. Hide your dollars, Sterlings and Euros. Never show anyone your foreign Passport or Driver's License as a means of identification. Just show your Nigerian Passport on demand. Trust me you won't need to do that if you just 'fit in'.

10. Go back to 1. Be nice to them. Give them that Air Hostess Plastic Smile and Yes 'Dash dem something' for being on the road and protecting all you 'Omo olodun' from all manner of herdsmen.

So ensure that you Carry A Lot of N100 and N200 notes.
Finally if this is too much for you to handle, simply apply and pay for Armed Mobile Police Escort or just stay where you are now.
Am a regular traveler.
#shareyourtravelexperiences

You forgot to add "avoid expired tyres FRSC is always on the look out including worn out tyres "
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by SaintLucia: 4:43pm On Dec 14, 2020
And thank God say the annual fuel scarcity convention at our numerous filling stations have been cancelled again this year.

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Seyzcham91(m): 4:44pm On Dec 14, 2020
even if you get all document you go still need Roger the Men in black
ospreywin:
Are You Traveling to the other parts of the country from Lagos for this Christmas and new year celebration ? Here are the things you need to be able to finish your trip in one piece and with your vehicle:

1. A large dose of PATIENCE and TOLERANCE. No frowing, ABSOLUTELY NO BIG GRAMMAR.

2. Vehicle Customs Documents. Ensure that Custom duty was paid on your vehicle.

3. Current and Valid vehicle Registration Papers and Valid driver's license( I can help you with that just send me a message on WhatsApp via my signature) . Just make sure before you leave home that you personally check these documents. Ensure that the VIN/Chassis numbers , engine numbers on the documents match what you have stamped in the vehicle.

4. Vehicle CMR, ROAD Worthiness Certificate. Make sure what you are carrying is not fake. Confirm before leaving Lagos(contact me and let me help you confirm and renew your vehicle documents 100% guaranteed original) .

5. Tinted Glass Permit. Make sure it is from source and has your photograph or your driver's photograph on it.

6. Speed limiting: Make sure you drive at a very reasonable speed on the road don't be in a haste.

7. Fire extinguisher - right size and not expired, C - Caution. First Aid Kit, Good Spare tyre, Jack and Wheel Spanner, Waste basket ,Valid Local Government Stickers for Pickups.

8. Do not carry any bag of RICE please unless you have a receipt from an Abakaliki rice farm.

9. If you are just coming in from 'ABROAD' I beg you in the name of all that is PRECIOUS to you - No 'Forming'. Hide your dollars, Sterlings and Euros. Never show anyone your foreign Passport or Driver's License as a means of identification. Just show your Nigerian Passport on demand. Trust me you won't need to do that if you just 'fit in'.

10. Go back to 1. Be nice to them. Give them that Air Hostess Plastic Smile and Yes 'Dash dem something' for being on the road and protecting all you 'Omo olodun' from all manner of herdsmen.

So ensure that you Carry A Lot of N100 and N200 notes.
Finally if this is too much for you to handle, simply apply and pay for Armed Mobile Police Escort or just stay where you are now.
Am a regular traveler.
#shareyourtravelexperiences
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by 9jatriot(m): 4:44pm On Dec 14, 2020
Don't go and put yourself in trouble. It is mostly for cars registered in Lagos.
chigora:


Please how do i get it

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Drizzy5001(m): 4:44pm On Dec 14, 2020
Keep your apple laptops and iPhone at home, very very important! those criminals on uniform no dey take eyes see iPhones...before them shot u for nothing and tag you a Yahoo boy.
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by cmon(m): 4:45pm On Dec 14, 2020
Make sure your spare tire (yes, that small donut tire) is not more than 4 years. Road safety guys will term it as expired (even though I thought it never expires). This simply means if you're driving a 2015 year car and older, take note of this. If you have a full-sized spare tire, also make sure it's not up to four years from the manufacture date. Na this one dem dey take chop people these days.

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by UnknownT: 4:46pm On Dec 14, 2020
The roads are bad! If you get money, use flight, if not, remain for house

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Whitecoal711: 4:47pm On Dec 14, 2020
I don't thinks this applies to all the geopolitical area of naija oo
some are more equal than other

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by yusufu16: 4:49pm On Dec 14, 2020
cmon:
Make sure your spare tire (yes, that small donut tire) is not more than 4 years. Road safety guys will term it as expired (even though I thought it never expires). This simply means if you're driving a 2015 year car and older, take note of this. If you have a full-sized spare tire, also make sure it's not up to four years from the manufacture date. Na this one dem dey take chop people these days.

cheesy cheesy
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Nobody: 4:54pm On Dec 14, 2020
I think I will forget about travelling this Xmas, just remembered IGPs directive to policemen to shot when they think they're threatened, hmm is there anytime that a policeman standing on the Nigerian road doesn't feel threatened?

In order words blow the bloody commuters brains out, no travelling for me this season.

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Nobody: 4:57pm On Dec 14, 2020
yusufu16:


I used razor clean off the expiry date of my spare tyre. One useless road safety used 15min trying to find the expiry date to no avail, he just let me go.

BTW. My other tyres are still brand new not more than 2 years

Why are you sharing classified info here?
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Mrsoft3(m): 4:58pm On Dec 14, 2020
Very helpful
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Nobody: 4:58pm On Dec 14, 2020
UnknownT:
The roads are bad! If you get money, use flight, if not, remain for house

I should give 120k to people who will frisk me, make me walk barefooted into a flying coffin?
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by yusufu16: 5:00pm On Dec 14, 2020
quentin06:


Why are you sharing classified info here?

sorry i will remove it now. make i no reveal our secret
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by c2far: 5:00pm On Dec 14, 2020
Now this is the most important of advice you will likely get for free. Stay wherever you are once it is 3.00pm, especially if you are travelling in a private vehicle.

Check the time stamp of kidnaps in Nigeria and you will understand my point better. Safe trip and see you at the other side. kiss

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by hstar: 5:07pm On Dec 14, 2020
Do pple still travel in naija these days?
With all the insecurities!
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Magnoliaa(f): 5:23pm On Dec 14, 2020
Beware of witches and village people, sha. And blood-craving, accident-causing demons on the road.

Don't bring bad belle spirits with you when you're coming back to the city next year or whenever.

May God keep us safe.

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Dollanaira: 5:41pm On Dec 14, 2020
yeah
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Malawian(m): 5:42pm On Dec 14, 2020
Enter Ekenedilichukwu go where you dey go. Nonsense and police wahala.
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by profmallor: 5:45pm On Dec 14, 2020
Your list makes lots of sense o
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by smallsmall: 5:55pm On Dec 14, 2020
quentin06:
I think I will forget about travelling this Xmas, just remembered IGPs directive to policemen to shoot when they think they're threatened, hmm is there anytime that a policeman standing on the Nigerian road doesn't feel threatened?

In order words blow the bloody commuters brains out, no travelling for me this season.


Imagine!
Such senseless directive coming from an I.G.P, in a Democratic Govt? shocked angry
He just gave an OFFICIAL EXCUSE AND JUSTIFICATION for any Policeman to shoot anyone who does not give him #100 Roger on the road and then claim: 'I felt threatened'.

Not even if the Policeman was actually threatened o!
Anyone can feel threatened, just as l am feeling right now as l am typing this because l know the IGP wont be happy!
So, should l also just shoot him? grin grin
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Drizzy5001(m): 6:21pm On Dec 14, 2020
These ones wey dey shout enter flight ,enter flight ,as if u no go still use road transport to complete the journey. even after landing at the airport undecided...abi the flight go drop you, for your compound.?

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by Nobody: 6:30pm On Dec 14, 2020
ospreywin:
Are You Traveling to the other parts of the country from Lagos for this Christmas and new year celebration ? Here are the things you need to be able to finish your trip in one piece and with your vehicle:

1. A large dose of PATIENCE and TOLERANCE. No frowing, ABSOLUTELY NO BIG GRAMMAR.

2. Vehicle Customs Documents. Ensure that Custom duty was paid on your vehicle.

3. Current and Valid vehicle Registration Papers and Valid driver's license( I can help you with that just send me a message on WhatsApp via my signature) . Just make sure before you leave home that you personally check these documents. Ensure that the VIN/Chassis numbers , engine numbers on the documents match what you have stamped in the vehicle.

4. Vehicle CMR, ROAD Worthiness Certificate. Make sure what you are carrying is not fake. Confirm before leaving Lagos(contact me and let me help you confirm and renew your vehicle documents 100% guaranteed original) .

5. Tinted Glass Permit. Make sure it is from source and has your photograph or your driver's photograph on it.

6. Speed limiting: Make sure you drive at a very reasonable speed on the road don't be in a haste.

7. Fire extinguisher - right size and not expired, C - Caution. First Aid Kit, Good Spare tyre, Jack and Wheel Spanner, Waste basket ,Valid Local Government Stickers for Pickups.

8. Do not carry any bag of RICE please unless you have a receipt from an Abakaliki rice farm.

9. If you are just coming in from 'ABROAD' I beg you in the name of all that is PRECIOUS to you - No 'Forming'. Hide your dollars, Sterlings and Euros. Never show anyone your foreign Passport or Driver's License as a means of identification. Just show your Nigerian Passport on demand. Trust me you won't need to do that if you just 'fit in'.

10. Go back to 1. Be nice to them. Give them that Air Hostess Plastic Smile and Yes 'Dash dem something' for being on the road and protecting all you 'Omo olodun' from all manner of herdsmen.

So ensure that you Carry A Lot of N100 and N200 notes.
Finally if this is too much for you to handle, simply apply and pay for Armed Mobile Police Escort or just stay where you are now.
Am a regular traveler.
#shareyourtravelexperiences
you mean dash hhhhhhhhhmmm isokay
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by UnknownT: 7:05pm On Dec 14, 2020
quentin06:


I should give 120k to people who will frisk me, make me walk barefooted into a flying coffin?
How many planes have crashed since the turn of the year? Unless you will be the "Jonah" that will crash the plane you will enter, better still stay in your house to avoid others crashing with you tongue

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Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by showafrica(m): 7:22pm On Dec 14, 2020
chigora:
Please what is vehicle CMR. On the rice issue, what if you cultivated rice and want to take some home, will it also require receipt?

Watch police officer, osufia film... He will tell u, u don't have the cmr, u dont have the ccmr and you dont have the p-form.
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by showafrica(m): 7:25pm On Dec 14, 2020
Classworked:
I have phobia for traveling. Air travel is preferable considering the level of insecurity which is prevalent in interstate roads across the country.

Air or nothing... I pray boko no come begin hyjack planes
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by ejiksman4sureyahoocom(m): 7:31pm On Dec 14, 2020
Learnt Awka to Enugu/9th Mile road is not all that good, please does anyone have any idea of how bad it is or safe alternative route?
ospreywin:
Are You Traveling to the other parts of the country from Lagos for this Christmas and new year celebration ? Here are the things you need to be able to finish your trip in one piece and with your vehicle:

1. A large dose of PATIENCE and TOLERANCE. No frowing, ABSOLUTELY NO BIG GRAMMAR.

2. Vehicle Customs Documents. Ensure that Custom duty was paid on your vehicle.

3. Current and Valid vehicle Registration Papers and Valid driver's license( I can help you with that just send me a message on WhatsApp via my signature) . Just make sure before you leave home that you personally check these documents. Ensure that the VIN/Chassis numbers , engine numbers on the documents match what you have stamped in the vehicle.

4. Vehicle CMR, ROAD Worthiness Certificate. Make sure what you are carrying is not fake. Confirm before leaving Lagos(contact me and let me help you confirm and renew your vehicle documents 100% guaranteed original) .

5. Tinted Glass Permit. Make sure it is from source and has your photograph or your driver's photograph on it.

6. Speed limiting: Make sure you drive at a very reasonable speed on the road don't be in a haste.

7. Fire extinguisher - right size and not expired, C - Caution. First Aid Kit, Good Spare tyre, Jack and Wheel Spanner, Waste basket ,Valid Local Government Stickers for Pickups.

8. Do not carry any bag of RICE please unless you have a receipt from an Abakaliki rice farm.

9. If you are just coming in from 'ABROAD' I beg you in the name of all that is PRECIOUS to you - No 'Forming'. Hide your dollars, Sterlings and Euros. Never show anyone your foreign Passport or Driver's License as a means of identification. Just show your Nigerian Passport on demand. Trust me you won't need to do that if you just 'fit in'.

10. Go back to 1. Be nice to them. Give them that Air Hostess Plastic Smile and Yes 'Dash dem something' for being on the road and protecting all you 'Omo olodun' from all manner of herdsmen.

So ensure that you Carry A Lot of N100 and N200 notes.
Finally if this is too much for you to handle, simply apply and pay for Armed Mobile Police Escort or just stay where you are now.
Am a regular traveler.
#shareyourtravelexperiences
Re: Are You Traveling This Festive Period? You Need To Read This by ospreywin(m): 7:37pm On Dec 14, 2020
noeloge82:


You forgot to add "avoid expired tyres FRSC is always on the look out including worn out tyres "

If you're traveling a long distance you should be able to note some basic things before hitting the road, checking the tire and overall health of the vehicle is part of this.

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