blacknp:
Honestly I pity you,may Jehovah or Allah forgive you,we will read about your death on Nairaland and no one will feel pity for you,what goes around comes around.

And may you and your family members be attacked and kill by Fulani herdsmen or Boko Haram before this year runs out. Amen

RIP Uncle Femi. You ll forever live in our hearts

You love arguments, I can no more indulge you

laudate:

Oga, your story still does NOT answer my question! Where is the proof that the Femi Segun in your brochure, is actually the late Olufemi Enitan Segun, son of Mabel Segun? Simple! Like I said earlier, Femi Segun is a name that is borne by other people! Here is a short example.

doingood:
What about Buhari son

that one never die, read the write up, big boys that died with bike accident, abi you want him to die ? Guy focus.

blacknp:
What if he doesn't die in January 2018?May the closest people to you in your family not see the end of this year. Amen.

u have incurred the wrath of d most dreaded temple u will die before Friday no pastor or spiritualist can save u.u should have asked who I am before killing urself

Opinionated:


source: http://www.opinions.ng/5-nigerian-big-boys-killed-power-bike-accidents/

What about Prince Nico Mbarga (sweet mother crooner)

What of the Akwa Ibom guy that died at 2015 carnival day. God rest their souls

No 6. Yusuf Buhari

Without going too far, take any decent >=1000cc sportsbike to the Lagos - Benin Express way, in less than 15 seconds you'll be at the top speed, look on your dashboard and tell us. Trust me, these are racebikes that need little or no modification to go straight to the track and will win MotorGPs.
They redline real quick and don't need too much space or time to reach their max speeds.
Of course, This is typically not done on city streets, e.g. lagos, but the exposure most people have to them is when they either roll past in traffic or watching a race on tv.
Fun Fact: The Kawasaki Ninja H2R is one of the fastest production bikes for 2017 with a top speed of 398 KM/H.
You should try riding one sometime...

enitiObanke:
"The bikes move at top speed, as much as 350 km/h".......


Op, whats d need for this exaggeration/blatant lie? Even if such a power bike were ever produced, can it ever be maxed out to 350km/h on any Nigerian road

The attitude of "you don belleful na why you ride bike" in Nigeria is quite appalling.
Person wey no chop belleful dey drive car? Travel by air? Take boat cruise?
How many souls have been lost via these other means of transport, dem no chop belleful?
And those that can only afford to travel by commercial okada, keke, molue, canoe.....dem no dey get accidents?

Will there be a post soon listing "big boys" who have died in car crashes? Plane Crashes? Chopper Crashes?
The only to live is doing what you love. If for some its riding high performance bikes....so be it....
Mr OP, Please find what you love and can die for and then, live to do it.

RIP Abubakar Isa Abba AIA
I’m still mourning over your tragic death bro.

doingood:
What about Buhari son

ehnnnn e don die? eiyah RIP

ProsperOkec:
Click like if u came to see Buhari son

like

davodyguy:
Painful one for me is Mr Femi Segun. I knew very well when it happened in Lekki

eiyaaah it must have been a painful sight to behold.

500NLaccounts:
JT Tom West the cute Nigerian actor
Died in 2006 at the tender age of 41 as a result of injuries sustained from a power bike incident.
Continue to RIP baby boy

Ewwooo Tom West dat died in plane crash... heeyyy nairaland ooooo.....

Get your facts right before you’ll come and be embarrassing yourself

creepsyme:
Ewwooo Tom West dat died in plane crash... heeyyy nairaland ooooo.....

Here are the basic rules for surviving as a motorcycle rider.

1. Never ride on the tarred road, but only on dirt roads.

2. Never ride on ANY road that is also plied by cars or trucks.

3. Never go any faster than FIVE miles per hour when riding a motorcycle.

4. Never, ever carry a passenger or heavy load on your motorcycle.

5. If you feel your bike losing traction as you ride at LESS than 5 mph, jump off to make sure the bike does NOT fall on your leg, at ANY speed.

And there you have it folks. Ride on the tarred road shared with four-wheeled vehicles, whilst travelling above 5mph, and you are GUARANTEED to crash repeatedly, until one of those crashes claims your life.

On the other hand, obey the above five rules, and you will ride in total safety for many many years, regardless of how many times you lose balance and have to drop the bike to the ground.