OfficialDJ:
yes o; but all my cars are white.. it’s just my go-to color for cars

Angrygoat:
U wan drive benz abi. Hahahahaha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV9rJwEOCus&t=28s

dominique:
Why put such clean ride through such rigorous journey on our dangerous roads when you can just waybill it with a truck?

Fooolishbuharri:


Na why we be the state with big heart na... We get am true true. But na even the police own shock me pass. Delta especially sapele police see you for road offer to help you?

Wawu! Make God sha keep the good ones. Unfortunately the bad ones are more!

Akell:


How many of them do you drive at a time? That's the problem wtgh Africans. If you were to be in the UK, you'd probably be driving a pick up. You may not be ale to afford up to 2 cars max.

Instead of acquiring all these cars, why not give to the poor?

Again, I dokt get it. Is it that you can't drive or what? Or are you lame? Can't you drive from Lagos to your location? You saw what a driver was doing to your car and you were there comfortable. I'm sure you bought it with stolen funds, that's why you are not moved.

OfficialDJ:
angrygoat

OfficialDJ:
carry on with your Toyota.



That car was gotten from copart as toks, and you can NEVER feel ride quality with your Toyota gang..
Never

AdolfHitlerxXx:
You're lucky it was in Calabar and not Biafuro land.

That hospitality would have been brutality
And you admire the fact that you need them in your contrapment



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I dey find trouble nii. Omo Okoros rock! They are just too emotional and I love to mess with their fragile feelings & ego

Lovecars501:
Why una dey badmouth the car na

OfficialDJ:
It was 6:50 am in the morning when I called teddy that I was coming to Lagos to pick my cls up( I had paid for a thorough paint job to be meted out on the car)

I booked a flight from calabar to Lagos that same month for almost twice the normal fee!

Everything went smoothly from there and I spent the night at one of those hotels in the GRA axis of ikeja.

I went down to meet up with the paint guy, and I was impressed by what I saw.

I was assigned a driver by the company to drive the car down to calabar... “Na new car be this, drive carefully “ the driver was told, but it was the complete opposite of the instructions he was meted out to that he did.

Pothole upon pothole the car entered, and I was so mad that I couldn’t shout again.

The final straw that broke the camelback was when he entered two potholes at once along sapele road, and the tyres screeched and gave up.

The passenger side tyres tore like it was riddled with bullets, and it was a bushy area.....




We heard a siren blow and a police van ordered us not to park there that hoodlums kidnapped people there...

They had to follow us to the nearest filling station, which was thankfully near an army checkpoint.


The rims had given up too at that point ( rims wey I buy 250k)

I was so mad I couldn’t even talk to the driver again.

The policemen came down and asked what the problem was .. they offered to bring down the tyre and sorted things for us.

We had to sleep in the filling station that night for the car to be worked on the the next morning!
That particular night, without being signaled to come, 4 Warri boys helped us get new tyres and transported it to the car’s location without collecting money. I was shocked by the hospitality.

The next day, the boys again took me to where I’d get rims and everything for the car, which was beyond amazing.

I had to squeeze 3k to the supposed leader, as they refused to collect anything.

I got back to calabar yesterday afternoon, and I’m riddled with repairs worth 300k+

If you’re from delta, you guys rock! So much, as if it wasn’t for those guys, then my situation would have been

Akell:


How many of them do you drive at a time? That's the problem wtgh Africans. If you were to be in the UK, you'd probably be driving a pick up. You may not be ale to afford up to 2 cars max.

Instead of acquiring all these cars, why not give to the poor?

Again, I dokt get it. Is it that you can't drive or what? Or are you lame? Can't you drive from Lagos to your location? You saw what a driver was doing to your car and you were there comfortable. I'm sure you bought it with stolen funds, that's why you are not moved.

mdsne:
Next time holla me to move your vehicle to any part of Nigeria.

Raphael007:

Are you aware that’s it is not everybody that’s can drive long distance driving, I drive a Lexus and I can only drive within the city centers I can’t drive a long distance kind of driving . I lose interest very easily so I wouldn’t want to be a danger to other drivers.

OfficialDJ:
It was 6:50 am in the morning when I called teddy that I was coming to Lagos to pick my cls up( I had paid for a thorough paint job to be meted out on the car)

I booked a flight from calabar to Lagos that same month for almost twice the normal fee!

Everything went smoothly from there and I spent the night at one of those hotels in the GRA axis of ikeja.

I went down to meet up with the paint guy, and I was impressed by what I saw.

I was assigned a driver by the company to drive the car down to calabar... “Na new car be this, drive carefully “ the driver was told, but it was the complete opposite of the instructions he was meted out to that he did.

Pothole upon pothole the car entered, and I was so mad that I couldn’t shout again.

The final straw that broke the camelback was when he entered two potholes at once along sapele road, and the tyres screeched and gave up.

The passenger side tyres tore like it was riddled with bullets, and it was a bushy area.....




We heard a siren blow and a police van ordered us not to park there that hoodlums kidnapped people there...

They had to follow us to the nearest filling station, which was thankfully near an army checkpoint.


The rims had given up too at that point ( rims wey I buy 250k)

I was so mad I couldn’t even talk to the driver again.

The policemen came down and asked what the problem was .. they offered to bring down the tyre and sorted things for us.

We had to sleep in the filling station that night for the car to be worked on the the next morning!
That particular night, without being signaled to come, 4 Warri boys helped us get new tyres and transported it to the car’s location without collecting money. I was shocked by the hospitality.

The next day, the boys again took me to where I’d get rims and everything for the car, which was beyond amazing.

I had to squeeze 3k to the supposed leader, as they refused to collect anything.

I got back to calabar yesterday afternoon, and I’m riddled with repairs worth 300k+

If you’re from delta, you guys rock! So much, as if it wasn’t for those guys, then my situation would have been

AfonjaBoston:


1979. You no see the picture?

Akell:


How many of them do you drive at a time? That's the problem wtgh Africans. If you were to be in the UK, you'd probably be driving a pick up. You may not be ale to afford up to 2 cars max.

Instead of acquiring all these cars, why not give to the poor?

Again, I dokt get it. Is it that you can't drive or what? Or are you lame? Can't you drive from Lagos to your location? You saw what a driver was doing to your car and you were there comfortable. I'm sure you bought it with stolen funds, that's why you are not moved.

OfficialDJ:
I no know who send me o

I for just carry flight come back jeje, and pay an experienced driver to carry it safely to me, but my stubbornness taught me a lesson

OfficialDJ:
im changing the color though to white!

OfficialDJ:
yes o; but all my cars are white.. it’s just my go-to color for cars

Fooolishbuharri:


Na why we be the state with big heart na... We get am true true. But na even the police own shock me pass. Delta especially sapele police see you for road offer to help you?

Wawu! Make God sha keep the good ones. Unfortunately the bad ones are more!

ojesymsym:
So far only one person commend police and delta boys. Suppose the story was police steal tyre of Benz traveler, una for see comments and more stories of how delta boys disturb them when they pass there 2 years ago plus how police do this or that but cause the narrative is different for once, they have turned the thread to Toyota vs Benz.

OfficialDJ:
i didn't know white was so majestic on it

OfficialDJ:
It was 6:50 am in the morning when I called teddy that I was coming to Lagos to pick my cls up( I had paid for a thorough paint job to be meted out on the car)

I booked a flight from calabar to Lagos that same month for almost twice the normal fee!

Everything went smoothly from there and I spent the night at one of those hotels in the GRA axis of ikeja.

I went down to meet up with the paint guy, and I was impressed by what I saw.

I was assigned a driver by the company to drive the car down to calabar... “Na new car be this, drive carefully “ the driver was told, but it was the complete opposite of the instructions he was meted out to that he did.

Pothole upon pothole the car entered, and I was so mad that I couldn’t shout again.

The final straw that broke the camelback was when he entered two potholes at once along sapele road, and the tyres screeched and gave up.

The passenger side tyres tore like it was riddled with bullets, and it was a bushy area.....




We heard a siren blow and a police van ordered us not to park there that hoodlums kidnapped people there...

They had to follow us to the nearest filling station, which was thankfully near an army checkpoint.


The rims had given up too at that point ( rims wey I buy 250k)

I was so mad I couldn’t even talk to the driver again.

The policemen came down and asked what the problem was .. they offered to bring down the tyre and sorted things for us.

We had to sleep in the filling station that night for the car to be worked on the the next morning!
That particular night, without being signaled to come, 4 Warri boys helped us get new tyres and transported it to the car’s location without collecting money. I was shocked by the hospitality.

The next day, the boys again took me to where I’d get rims and everything for the car, which was beyond amazing.

I had to squeeze 3k to the supposed leader, as they refused to collect anything.

I got back to calabar yesterday afternoon, and I’m riddled with repairs worth 300k+

If you’re from delta, you guys rock! So much, as if it wasn’t for those guys, then my situation would have been

Nerro042:


Not necessary at all. You seem like a frustrated fellow. Seek help please

OfficialDJ:
you must think everyone here doesn’t have the means to take care of luxury

Fooolishbuharri:


Lol baba Benz no be Nissan oh. Those cars are solid. I advise you use one before you bad mouth it and don't base your knowledge on some kazeem's verdict.

Buy a car with good history, change oil as at when due, give it what it requires and it WILL even outlast your Toyota clitoris which it most likely out performs too.