aishaquest:


I'm curious. Why is that?

neoapocalypse:


Lazy you, I know ladies who have driven from Lagos to Ilorin

Jarus:


Fear of highway.

Mrbigman1:



U try jare, u deserve a hand shake ma'am.

aishaquest:


Ok. That I can understand. I Will not be driving myself when I come to Nigeria. The thought scares me to death. Would you let her drive in a safer place?

RedBenson:


I doubt if even 2% of ladies on this forum are closed to cars let alone driving. Who dash monkey bananna?

Jimwalex:


u mean 5-6 hour,bro?...cos even zaria to kano wld take u up to 2hrs.i doubt if u can spend anything less than 3.5-4hrs frm Abuja to Zaria..speaking frm xperience...just tot u should knw,tanx!

vivaciousvivi:
Drove to Sango and back! I try

janedoe:
Drove from Baltimore Maryland to Houston Texas and back(twice)

Masterchef:


Hello friend, people go above 190km/hr on Benin bypass going towards Warri interchange . You can also do well above 170km/hr on Benin Warri Highway. My own least cruising speed on these roads over a period of 5 years that I worked in Warri and shuttled from IB was 160km/hr. Sure you won't believe that I once got dusted at 200km/hr by a biker on Akure-Ilesha Highway? Mind you, this was on the single carriageway portion about 2 years ago. I regularly chased the particular group of bikers in question. On Ilesha dual carriageway up till Oduduwa University roundabout near Ife, you can enjoy your car steady at slightly above 200km/hr. FYI I did all of this in a Maxima that I bought here on Nairaland in Feb 2010 from "Arnold.... .? " I changed oil/tyres etc at less than 1/2 the due periods though. In conclusion, as someone said earlier, Nigerian roads are not as bad as to limit us to a meager 145kmph

nora544:
I like to drive and the fastest I could make was 210 km/hr with the car from a friend and normaly I drive between 140 and 170 km/hr.

The longest way I make alone with a car was from Vienna to Hamburg in germany that is about 1200 km one way, with two stops where drank coffee.

I was 18 when I got my first own car.

I drive very much when i go for holiday because i have a motorhome and the longest way with stops was from vienna to the nord cap in norway and back in 3 Weeks.

Masterchef:


Hello friend, people go above 190km/hr on Benin bypass going towards Warri interchange . You can also do well above 170km/hr on Benin Warri Highway. My own least cruising speed on these roads over a period of 5 years that I worked in Warri and shuttled from IB was 160km/hr. Sure you won't believe that I once got dusted at 200km/hr by a biker on Akure-Ilesha Highway? Mind you, this was on the single carriageway portion about 2 years ago. I regularly chased the particular group of bikers in question. On Ilesha dual carriageway up till Oduduwa University roundabout near Ife, you can enjoy your car steady at slightly above 200km/hr. FYI I did all of this in[b] a Maxima [/b]that I bought here on Nairaland in Feb 2010 from "Arnold.... .? " I changed oil/tyres etc at less than 1/2 the due periods though. In conclusion, as someone said earlier, Nigerian roads are not as bad as to limit us to a meager 145kmph

ritux:


How many hours is Abuja to Kano?

blakky97:

210km/hr. this is the funniest joke so far

blakky97:

210km/hr. this is the funniest joke so far

nora544:


that was no joke that was a renault and it goes 213 kn and in europa the Autobahn is very good so you can drive it.

it is no joke.

Larrydee:

It's no joke. I have personally experienced speeds up to 210km/h and it wasn't on any autobahn. It was on third mainland.

Mrbigman1:


Is said plus or minus sire. U can't even tell me it's four hours with a range rover and u want a V4 engine camery to do same? I gave a range of time assumptions not an exact. Anyways, u win

IHate9ja1:

....with those nice and sturdy legz;u no try.

justynneke:
Me ke, highest na akure to idanre. I doubt if av gotten to 80 before sef