Travelling to the village 2moro so I decided to change my cracked windscreen to prevent vio, lastma official from making a meal out of me. Got to ladipo (for the very first time) and before I cld say Jack Robinson, i got surrounded.. Bros u wan do ur ac, Oga na this halogen light dey reign now, Oga I get correct shock absorber, Oga this Oga that... Glad I went with my mechanic. Bruv, don't mind them, take left and also a right turn was he said to me. Finally we got a place to park, went to the designated shop and bargained for the windscreen.
While the guy was working on m windscreen, other artesans came, Oga this ur brake light u need to change am o (quite frankly I thought of changing my light too) how much, he told me the price and I slashed it to half the price "Oga see as u fresh, u no suppose dey price market like this na, u no wan make we fresh like u" I con form bad guy, oboy I be street boy too o, forget all that thing wey u dey talk, I know as e dey go. One of them said, see as ur pidgin fresh sef...
To cut the long story short, while the windscreen was bin changed, I decided to go check the brakelight as my mechanic went to get something for me, got to the back only to realise that one of the artesans had stolen the replaced brake light and another tried removing a part from my car.
To those going to ladipo to have their car fixed, be careful and also be vigilant because they act in the speed of light.

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Thanks for the info

Thanks for the info,i have learnt as well.

boys got to eat na,...."hustling tins" but unfortunately most do things the wrong way.

Can you post this in car talk section so that it would generate more discussion?

I actually have know how to do it bruv