₦airaland Forum

lilmax:
What this guy destiny dey prison

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.

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.

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.

ritux:
This thread is for the female drivers in this forum. I will like to know the longest distance you have driven a car. Most times, we hardly see ladies on our highways driving long distance. 

Now this is what prompted me to open this thread. I was travelling from Abuja to Warri few days back. I was driving a 2009 Camry. Somewhere around Gwagwalada, I overtook a 20‎11 Highlander which was pulling over. A lady was behind the wheels. I was driving at an average of 145km/hr. On getting to Lokoja, I pulled over to buy some onions. I spent roughly 6mins doing that. When I was putting the onions in my boot, the lady with the highlander passed me. Then I continued my journey. Just after Lokoja, heading towards Okene I got close to the lady. On getting to Okene town, I somehow overtook her. Immediately after Okene, she overtook me again. At this point, I was doing between 130Km/hr to 140Km/hr because it wasn't a dual carriage road. I followed her closely behind maintaining same speed but I could not overtake her. She was firing ahead. She was obviously doing same speed with me.

On getting to Benin bypass, she headed for the Lagos direction while I headed towards Warri. My guess is that she might be travelling to Lagos. This is the very first time I'm seeing a lady drive this long distance with such speed. Even my elder sister and my wife I consider rugged and good drivers because of the way they both drive haven't  done such‎ a distance. My mom who taught me how to drive when I was in SS1 will not even think of driving that long distance. 

So to the Nairaland ladies who drive, what is the longest distance you have driven and also your average speed?

MuguliciousMUGU:
Nobody wants to born an albino pikin

bleaching is the best solution.

Well God has a reason for everything.

kaima1984:
50% right,for him t talk to sis faith like that,it means that sis faith has been rejecting suitor's my dear,for d fact that he reacted that way on her it means he want d best f her,d pastor is her spiritual director,lastly some issues are solved in an extreme way like this

onadana:
So they are scared of death....meaning this virgins thing and garden flowing with wine na wash...... So they are scared of death....meaning this virgins thing and garden flowing with wine na wash......

SeverusSnape:
So unfortunate... He should sue the Nigerian Navy, I'm sure the case will be ruled in his favour, I still recall the young lady that was battered and beaten blue black by some navy personnel some years back, She sued the Navy and was compensated with millions. Let this man do the same, Some of these military men are just full of themselves and need to be taught a lesson or two.

mayorall:
Power bank is measured in milliampere sir. Also same with your phone battery.

mayorall:
Quality power bank.

charge iphone 4s 5times

most blackberry 5times

UchihaMadara:
I concur, I can never date a girl without a car.

Didn't y'all see how some dude on this section was complaining bout tfare for his babe?

Don't need all that stress!

cutebright:
I am ANYANWU BRIGHT C. A graduate of accounting from MICHAEL OKPARA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE UMUDIKE WITH THE NYSC STATE CODE NUMBER LA/14C/0087. Deployed TO LAGOS STATE.

Having done all registrations AT THE IYANA IPAJA ORIENTATION NYSC CAMP IN LAGOS, and collected my kit from the PLATOON 7 OFFICER, my joy knew no bound as i put a call to my parents and siblings informing them that I am now a "CORPER".....It was indeed a great day as we all washed and ironed our khaki in readiness of the swearing in ceremony scheduled to hold on MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER , 2014.
On that fateful Friday, little did i know that the tradional lecture by the Oba of ifako Kingdom will be the last activity i will witness as a BATCH C 14 CORP MEMBER...

At exactly 7PM at the close of parade activities that fateful day, I received a phone call from an unknow number, only to be informed that my attention was needed urgently at the CAMP SECRETARIAT. I quickly left my band group and went to the secretariat only to see other colleaugues of mine FROM MICHAEL OKPARA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE UMUDIKE sweating profusely like Christmas goats....

WE WERE TOLD THAT OUR COURSE LOST ACCREDITATION AND HENCE WE WERE TO BE DECAMPED.
Before i could say jack, my khaki and other kits were collected from me and an army hilux van moved us out of the camp and dropped us along Ikeja bustop.......

I CHECKED THE TIME ON MY WATCH AND IT WAS 9PM.....

WE STARTED PUTING CALLS TO OUR SCHOOL BUT ALL WE GOT WAS THAT WE WILL BE REMOBILISED BY BATCH A 2015.

FELLOW NAIRALANDERS, I FEEL SOO SAD AND TEARS CANT ALLOW ME WRITE MY STORY FUTHER ...PLEASE WHAT DO I DO?..... EVERYONE HAS LOST HOPES ON ME AND I FEEL SO CURSED.......DO I STAND A CHANCE OF SERVING AGAIN?....PLEASE ADVICE ME.....AND PLEASE MODERATOR MOVE THIS STORY TO FRONTPAGE AND POSSIBLY LET IT GET TO MEDIA HOUSES I BELIEVE THAT WILL MAKE MY SCHOOL RISE UP TO THE CHALLENGE OF GETTING THE PROGRAMS INVOLVED ACCREDITED AND SAVE THE FUTURE OF THOSE COMING BEHIND ME.

AS I SPEAK NOW OTHER STATES HAVE STARTED DEMOBILISING OUR STUDENTS WHO READ BANKING AND FINANCE, MARKETING AND ACCOUNTING.

martineverest:
Yeah

martineverest:
The only martins in mechanical,alias olagbegi...check ma pix.

martineverest:
It was really painful.....knew him sime were kids.....he was my classmate in primary school.may his soul r.i.p

Superbrain:
Hahaha...I can totally relate

Lived in Ekosodin for the six (6) years I schooled in UNIBEN. The experiences are countless.

1. Frog jumping for about 500m because I was "roaming" for chairman dem area near Hostel 37 (100 Level)

2. Broad daylight shooting by 2pm during my registration. I throway my folder run enter Lagos. Popsy no gree hear, sent me back. (100 Level)

3. Robbery on Ekhorotunwen (I hope I got it right) just before Newton's Villa. My new Sagem X7 was collected after I received two resounding slaps (100 Level)

4. Personal Encounter with "Black Ninja"- Those who know, know...Na God save me that day

5. Robbery on the road that leads to Colon Towers, just after Twins junction. The mark of the hand axe is still on my head

6. Unfortunately indicted for housing a friend that was trying to escape from cultism. God himself saved me that day because I left my place 5 mins before they stormed and took away my TV and VCD

7. Kneeling down for 1hr in Colon Towers, because one small boy no hear my "Good Morning"

By 300 LEVEL, I knew who was who. Africa, Bazu... WHo know, still know

8. Challenged an oppressor and was slapped. I saw the guy later in Engr. wearing blue lab coat (meaning he was in 200 level). I control my men wey dey my 400 Level class, and he was humbled.

9. Settled numerous issues from Mummy is Good to United Villa to Prince Villa. I was the acclaimed Pastor wey no dey hear word.

10. Final year in Ekosodin was fun. If someone's phone was stolen, I knew who to call. If any of my friends had any issues, I knew who to tell. Helped many young guys escape the popular "open office for your head" which meant buying beer or cigar.

In retrospect, these cult guys are just young and fearful guys trying to prove themselves to the world. They are the most lily-livered folks I have met. When they are being looked for, they would run to Pastor, asking me to pray for them.

It might not have been the best of experiences, but Ekosodin was a true reflection of the world we live in. I went, I saw, and I conquered.

BTW, all those guys of those years are married with beautiful kids, some of them burning for God. Glad we never gave up on them.

martineverest:
Uniben is now a shadow of itself.....they now admit young student(like 16-17yrs),ppl who re fearful and less violent.i could cpunt d numba of times i went to ekosodin.the place is just too underdevelop for my liking.the only tragedy i had was d death of my class mate,daniel ikechukwu,who was shot at his head(sept.2012).just few days to d starting of his final exam.......i miss uniben

karmaleon:
Son, you need a shot of Testosterone. your hormones seem under-developed
Boy of your age should have his hormones going haywire. Except you are passively sterile or 'omosexual.
No offense!

DonaldGenes:
Me too!

beckyomas:
You no hear say the guy na pastor? Lol.
Anyway, it's an old story, them dey find our mouth.

beckyomas:
As in eh! I dunno if he's just acting up or if he's for real.