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Magboro
553km covered

Airport Road, Lagos
We thank Jah for journey mercy

Finally home. What a journey !!!!!

Felicity0001:
Safe trip back bro you should arrive Lagos latest 4pm.

You were correct

nosiebaba:
Snap all the police checkpoints pls and count them

Not much checkpoints this time unlike the earlier trip.
More of military checkpoints. And the soldiers don't have wahala...

Didn't meet any customs stop point.

khalhokage:
12 hours seem a bit excessive unless you plan to stop a lot along the way or maybe the roads are much worse than I remember.

10 hours including stops(shopping).

chillex8:
Not much checkpoints this time unlike the earlier trip.
More of military checkpoints. And the soldiers don't have wahala...

Didn't meet any customs stop point.

You didn't observe that the soldiers jobs are to collect money from trucks carrying goods. They have boys working for them and a drum is nearby where they keep their loot.

nosiebaba:
You didn't observe that the soldiers jobs are to collect money from trucks carrying goods. They have boys working for them and a drum is nearby where they keep their loot.

Hahahahaaa ...
Saw the boys with sticks

chillex8:
You were correct

Thank God for journey mercies... Go take a hot bath and sleep well bro

chillex8:
Airport Road, Lagos
We thank Jah for journey mercy

@the guy below:
Bro learn from experience people when they talk okay

aieromon:
Accurate time keeper, well done

There're lesser road check point coming to Lagos reason for a faster journey to Lagos. You get now?

People that travel knows what they're saying bro.

chillex8:
Hahahahaaa ...
Saw the boys with sticks

Shey you sef see am. Although the intensity of checkpoints while returning is much less

chillex8:
Not much checkpoints this time unlike the earlier trip.
More of military checkpoints. And the soldiers don't have wahala...

Didn't meet any customs stop point.

You passed one customs checkpoint in Okpanam just past Asaba but those ones no dey disturb.

Wud Av joined up. I left rivers for Lagos too. And have been looking for someone to go with

I missed this. Don Tha Von

chillex8:
Finally home. What a journey !!!!!

How is the movement of the 2.7L 4 cylinder?? Is it powerful .. cause I'll prefer getting a v6 soon...

Arrow144:
How is the movement of the 2.7L 4 cylinder?? Is it powerful .. cause I'll prefer getting a v6 soon...

No. Compared to the 3.5L V6 SUV.
But it's an economical SUV for city driving.

P.S A Honda pilot with 3.5L v6 and VCM is faster and powerful on the highway and shares same fuel economy with the 2.7L prado within the city.

cmoney22222:
I missed this. Don Tha Von

How you dey boss...
Since you turn bigman, you don abandon us

Arrow144:
How is the movement of the 2.7L 4 cylinder?? Is it powerful .. cause I'll prefer getting a v6 soon...

Very sluggish on highway. I prefer the manual
transmission on hilux 2.7

God no go abandon us

chillex8:
How you dey boss...
Since you turn bigman, you don abandon us

chillex8:
No. Compared to the 3.5L V6 SUV.
But it's an economical SUV for city driving.

P.S A Honda pilot with 3.5L v6 and VCM is faster and powerful on the highway and shares same fuel economy with the 2.7L prado within the city.

Wow that makes sense.. probably the newer models you are referring to. The new model of pilot has a nice design with increased hp than older ones.

id4sho:
Very sluggish on highway. I prefer the manual
transmission on hilux 2.7

I see the way all this pilot drivers leading convoys handle them.. i was coming from keffi last week when this black Hilux zoomed passed me i was driving a 2009 Highlander v6 with a friend of mine beside me tried tailed him till we got to maraba axis of Abuja. He wouldn't let me overtake him was surprised at how the Hilux was performing.

chillex8:
10 hours including stops(shopping).

How was the fuel consumption? Approximately how many liters of fuel did you use?