sheantip:
Was on 200km/h
Reduced the speed cos I wanted to make a video.
Sagamu-ore express way.

What's the need for speed?

The max I've done is 220km/hr.

I was much younger and carefree then.

bonnyhope:
I never cross 120km/h

If I reach 140km, na mistake.
130km/h is my best in the crazy Nigerian highways.
Last week I did 160km on Lagos - Ibadan tho.
Honda Accord 2006 is it.

petrusevents:
100 mph
Honda accord 2000 v6.
Lagos -Ibadan express way.
Na d speed limit beside RAF oil opposite gurumarahji village de always caution me anytime am late for work.
Lately I don't go beyound 70mph.

You mean kmph

190km/h

Timagex:


Any Japanese car can do wonders in the hands of a competent driver. Sometimes, it is not about what is under the hood, it is who is behind the wheels. Sometimes oo

okay when they start winning F1 races and Le Man's grand tour then I can take those things serious


As of now...VW, BMW, BENZ etc is the right

;DVehicle : Honda Accord 2014
Speed: 100km/h with cruise control turned on
Lagos Ibadan express.

Will not try this again.. I never want die now

165kmph... hyundai elantra 08. Manual gear. benin-ore..... felt like feather.. was trying to overtake a Siena nd he actually increased him speed... I had downshift nd upshift to overtake...he actually slowed down wen I passed him.. me sef slow down too...

2009 honda accord V6 - 195km/hr Kaduna to Abuja, newly bought and had 3 people in the car, on AC so they did not even feel it

2007 Peugeot 307 180km/hr Kubwa express way, going for a puna appointment before mind change


2008 Lexus gs 350 AWD 205km/hr airport road, car was just bouncing then I remembered that speed kills, I calm down

See what people are posting,when me I will be thinking overspending at 140km/h

180 km/h Rav4 2008

Light78:
Mine was the day I boarded a bus from Lagos to Owerri. I sat at the front seat number two ( the VIP position) at a point when we approached Benni bypass, this driver started doing 165km/hr.

My uncle once told me that anything above 125 km/hr is death sentence.

I had to point the speedometer for the driver to see, and he was laughed it off and told me to forget that thing.


Another experience was when talking a car to Lagos from Owerri.

The driver I paid to drive me was experienced. We arrived that same Benin, and this guy did 210 km/h, it was like the fuel was zapping and the exhaust sound was light.

Dem no born any other car make e pass us, but I was surprised to see a man in his Hyundai passed us.

I guess that one was doing about 240 km/h.

I had to tell him to reduce and not cross 120km/h and above.


Share your experience and advise to people who would want to do that one day.

I advise drivers to lower their speed. Speed kills.

The first one happened in 2016, while my second experience was in 2019.

SeaTrade:
So people go fast in Germany cos of emergency response?
Or the autobahn isn't isn't speed limited because lawmakers in Germany thought of emergency response?
Might interest you to know there are more fatal crashes in North America than Germany.
Germans have proven time and again that they're just not into bullshit,
End of story.

My point is health care in Nigeria is not good enough for someone to be risking his life top speeding on poorly maintained roads.

It doesn't matter if Germany has low accident rate than the US, you cannot compare health services available in both to what is obtainable in Nigeria.

I have ran 200km before. I work an an engineer in the airport. So when LAte to put on the ILS. I DRIVE REALLY FAST TO BEAT ETA OF AN AIRCRAFT.

Chetas81:
I SPEED I70 KLM WITH TOYOTA CORROLA 2013 MODEL ON THIRD MAINLAND BRIDGE I ALSO SPEED 160 KLM WITH TOYOTA HIGHLANDER 2010 MODEL ON LAGOS IBADAN EXPRESSWAY

Toyota Yaris 2007,

170km/hr,. Lagos- Ibadan
Ore- Benin
Akure- Ilesha
Ikire - Asejire

OurBusinessIsPr:
accord v6, 2019 sport.

Benz AMG GT

lol … fair enough .
Thank you

Timagex:
I wouldn't call myself a very fast driver, but, I hold my own. In 2018/19, when I was still doing contract driving jobs, I drove a woman and her kids from Ibadan to osogbo. On the way, I saw a BMW 5 series in front of me, having faith in the v6 evil spirit, I increased my speed and overtook it. (I later found out a woman was behind the wheels). The thing sweet me.

Suddenly, it started looking like the BMW was gaining. She finally leveled up, but, before she sped off, she looked at me with one yeye smile like this and off she went! . She went away so fast I doubted my speedometer. You know when you are on 110/115 and a car overtakes you like you are on 60kmh! I was so angry! I wanted to chase, but, I was reminded that, "na inside Honda we dey o and that's a 5 series BMW in the hands of a wicked woman". . I just took my L in peace.

I respected BMW more that day and I certainly feared women more!


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kaymart:

Might possibly be because he encountered multiple/longer hold ups in the routes she took

Not really, she runs on 60km/hr or 70

decatalyst:


With what car?


Please do not mention Toyota. Otherwise I will say you don't love your loved ones.

Pls what will happen if one should do that speed with Toyota cars, pls enlighten me

sharpwriter:

Good wife wey love her husband
Oga be careful when driving o

Lol, ok sir

Do you want to make me a widow at this young age

NomzyJust:


I find it sexy when a woman does this to her hubby especially for the right reasons. I am talking about the warning.

Lol... especially when you are warning a playful husband

250km/h. Many times on different roads in the norther part of Nigeria. Benz s430 the 2006 model back then in 2014.

275km/hr with my R1
Ore road on my way from lagos to benin. I left Oyingbo lagos by 5pm and I didn't want to ride at night. I arrived Benin by 7pm

See what I have been reading on page 1 and 2. 160- 200km-275 km/h

I thought speed limit was between 80-100kmph on expressway. I don't think can't sit in a vehicle driving more than 110kmph max, doesn't matter if the road is smooth like Lagos Ibadan expressway.

I hope some people won't be encouraged by this thread to do fast and furious with their vehicles, sha remember we barely have emergency response oo and there are other cray people on that road.

Kojuma ribi

Timagex:


I means you work as corporate driver for private persons or organizations. You dress corporate and all. (Behind stuffs). Also, you don't work 24/7 like the normal drivers and you don't do all those menial jobs the normal drivers do. There is going to be an agreement on whether its city driving or inter state as the case may be.

I love this... I'm sure there's non here in Nigeria?

shineeye1:
From this thread, it is evident that our highway is full of people on mission. - suicide and murder missions!

I am beyond shocked see dangerous speeds, I honestly used to think readings beyond 120 kmph on the speedometer should not be attempted at all.

December last year , 180 km/h from Ogoja to Abakiliki
With a Peugeot 406 ....
Omo no car came close

Speed dey sweet.
I go like reach 200km one day.

kingsolomonjnr01:

I love this... I'm sure there's non here in Nigeria?

I don't know sha. I'm a sole and private driver. I am not sure if there is an organization.

Its been a bit long since I did it tho. Photography is taking my time these days.

Nicepoker:
I have done 140 on a Ford ranger. Ogoni heading to Akwa- Ibom. It was in the night road was free anyways.

During the day na so so army checkpoint... So annoying
Last time I counted from onne to akwa ibom, it was 21 checkpoints

I just remembered driving 2007 Mercedes C230 sport heading to Kaduna from Abuja when I was trying to catch up with lexus ls that passed me but on getting closer I numbed into a hole at 160km/hr luckily it's a familiar hole that made a Hyundai Accent Somersault. But My Driver side Airbag deployed and slaping the hell out of me. I stopped and check my tires and found out I was good and that was how I continued my trip to kd. I still rock that car and doing 160km every now and then on airport Road. PIC BELOW

[quote author=DaddyFreeze2020 post=119554303][/quote] that same benin bypass na my dad take do e own 220km/ph with that e mercedes benz E300, even inside warri my dad dey drive 180km/ph.

I remember doing 160Km/h in 2013 with Accord 2007 one saturday morning on 3rd mainlaind just to prove a point to one stubborn lady who was dragging the road with corolla 2005.

It was when I veered to climb Gbagada bridge that it dawned on me that I had oversped to prove a useless point .

Now anytime i see that 3rd mainland bridge water ..i come down to 100km/h immediately and maintain the 2 inner lanes.

240 twice while coming from ilorin on the new rcc road with a GLK