uboma:



Hehehehe.

You weren't ready for the road trip but opened a thread about it.

Whichever means you choose to travel, do have a safe trip.

double3:

A 12 hrs trip with spare fuel pump,spark plugs and 2 etrxa tire speaks volume of the car.
OP if u ain't certain about the condition of ur car u might wanto start by embarking on shorter trips say 2-3hrs observe the performance and know what u might need to fix before embarking on longer distance.

uboma:



Hehehehe.

You weren't ready for the road trip but opened a thread about it.

Whichever means you choose to travel, do have a safe trip.

chillex8:

Prevention they say is better than cure.
Anything can happen. Remember it's an automobile.

thebigkendo:
This ya tire resemble wetin dem rethread ohh

lilkech:
op, Na Dakar rally? This one wey you pack spare parts full boot so

Relax, it’s a straightforward road. Just follow the Toyota hiace (hummer) busses you see and watch out for the bypass. Before you know it you’re in Asaba.

Safe journey

Bonatheripper:
This car I'm seeing here cannot move to owerri without breaking down.... Hope u get better money to change engine Shaaa.


Nobi by painting your car.... Na by the engine.


This one u thing is struggling to survive.


I'll be marveled if it even gets to Ore.... Talkess of Bayelsa

lilkech:
op, Na Dakar rally? This one wey you pack spare parts full boot so

Relax, it’s a straightforward road. Just follow the Toyota hiace (hummer) busses you see and watch out for the bypass. Before you know it you’re in Asaba.

Safe journey

chillex8:

Sadly, I won't take this advise.
It's one of the Fastest way to die.
Thanks for the journey wishes. Leaving lagos 04:00GMT. Not any second later.

lilkech:


It’s like you seldom go on road trips. All ‘major’ interstate bus transport companies were mandated to install speed limiter devices in their fleet sometime in the last year or so. This means those busses don’t exceed 100kmph on the highways these days.

Unless your car isn’t mechanically capable of reaching such speeds I don’t see the reason why doing such on a federal interstate highway will be synonymous with buying a one way ticket to meet your maker.

If you leave Lagos by 4am you’d be over the head bridge by 1pm and in owerri by 2pm. Just remember that once you get into Onitsha and take the flyover towards owerri the road is terrible and holdup will eat another 2-3hrs of your journey except after climbing the bridge you immediately take the next turn to your left at the demarcation in the road and follow the next turn to your right which will be like your going through a market. If you take this road you’d bypass the bad portion of your Onitsha drive and be on the highway to ihiala under 20mins after crossing the head bridge.

lilkech:


It’s like you seldom go on road trips. All ‘major’ interstate bus transport companies were mandated to install speed limiter devices in their fleet sometime in the last year or so. This means those busses don’t exceed 100kmph on the highways these days.

Unless your car isn’t mechanically capable of reaching such speeds I don’t see the reason why doing such on a federal interstate highway will be synonymous with buying a one way ticket to meet your maker.

If you leave Lagos by 4am you’d be over the head bridge by 1pm and in owerri by 2pm. Just remember that once you get into Onitsha and take the flyover towards owerri the road is terrible and holdup will eat another 2-3hrs of your journey except after climbing the bridge you immediately take the next turn to your left at the demarcation in the road and follow the next turn to your right which will be like your going through a market. If you take this road you’d bypass the bad portion of your Onitsha drive and be on the highway to ihiala under 20mins after crossing the head bridge.

captainking:


if he truely leave lagos by 4 am..he should be in onitsha by 10 am nah..what do you think

chillex8:

Would definitely use this route. Thanks.

Kingdemu:
OP it's 11:55pm. You still never reach?

chillex8:
Lol. Am still in Lagos.

lilkech:


My brother, as op is afraid of following hummer bus how will you expect him to arrive before them.

A person traveling with his own vehicle should be able to keep up with or overtake these busses on the highway with relative ease.

But we shouldn’t let op hurry for no reason. Let him enjoy his trip. I’m sure he doesn’t get to do it as much as he’d like to and will be looking forward to this one keenly.

Kingdemu:
What happened?

IceDune:


I don't understand the op, I was waiting for his update because I want to make same movement by weekend

IceDune:


I don't understand the op, I was waiting for his update because I want to make same movement by weekend

Kingdemu:
Abi the car done disppont am as predicted by a commenter?

chillex8:

Lol. Am still in Lagos.

lilkech:


It’s like you seldom go on road trips. All ‘major’ interstate bus transport companies were mandated to install speed limiter devices in their fleet sometime in the last year or so. This means those busses don’t exceed 100kmph on the highways these days.

lilkech:

Unless your car isn’t mechanically capable of reaching such speeds I don’t see the reason why doing such on a federal interstate highway will be synonymous with buying a one way ticket to meet your maker.

If you leave Lagos by 4am you’d be over the head bridge by 1pm and in owerri by 2pm. Just remember that once you get into Onitsha and take the flyover towards owerri the road is terrible and holdup will eat another 2-3hrs of your journey except after climbing the bridge you immediately take the next turn to your left at the demarcation in the road and follow the next turn to your right which will be like your going through a market. If you take this road you’d bypass the bad portion of your Onitsha drive and be on the highway to ihiala under 20mins after crossing the head bridge.

captainking:


at the bolded...exactly bro,,my uncle that leaves lag by 4 am got to onitsha by past 9 am and arrived villa before 11 am for my younger sisters traditional..

True trueeee

Dtruthspeaker:


Dem don reduce the check point?

captainking:

You know.. Onitsha aint as far as we think.. Just keep plenty hundred naira for car and ensure documents are complete... It will be a smooth ride..

seanfer:


This is the trick I learnt from Gazzuzz and this has been working like miracle. PH to Lagos and back to PH. Once the police ask for paper and they check first 2 pages the next is Oga buy us water.

Dtruthspeaker:


I do not think that is true but I stand to be corrected, that GIG Jet Mover does not listen to its speed limiter, even from Lekki to Epe



Ewo, Onitsha bridge is bad again and traffic laden?

chillex8:
This no be Corolla ooo. Na Henry Ford bro.