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ibkayee:
Reduced the speed to 175 to make a video?

Omoapena:



Nah for heaven he for play the video
Lol.

I remembered the day I hit 160km/h
When I noticed it, I quickly lift my foot off accelerator.

showietee:
Those axis are still cool, from bauchi to darazo, you can still run 240 km/hr... Even from Kano to jigawa, down to yobe....

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

Offpoint1:
[s]My experience was when I went for a neighbor burial 2016, the man was a military man. I joined their escort hilux when returning, shit was new... They had siren blazing and we were literally flying

I repented in the car and I prayed the Lord to take my soul to heaven if it happens.

I was at the front sit and speedometer was constantly at the extreme end of RED for almost 80% time of the journey. We were doing 280 or more if I'm not mistaken.

There was a fuel pipe we changed 3 times, speed blown that pipe 3 time and how that vehicle didn't caught up on flame till date is a miracle to me.

That was the day I knew truly army are trained to either kill or die.

With siren all vehicles were giving ways, this contributed to the speed madness. As a bloody civilian, I can't complain.

Akwa ibom to Lagos, will never forget that journey [/s]

GloriousGbola:
The worst thing about this madness being celebrated is that it is in basic cars on poorly maintained roads. Outside of supras or tuned corollas, the Toyota is a car designed for a regular commute.

On top of that most cars on Nigerian roads have been abused by mechanics and their road worthiness is in question.

You cannot even tell if your car still retains its structural integrity as it may have been cut and join.

And as for the idiots driving 250km in a prado - every suv has a warning on the sun shield - high rollover risk

I have seen the nonsense before though. Put the average Nigerian man in an suv and he starts thinking he owns the road and has to demonstrate it.

HeartlessMan:
Oga dis your zobo is too chilled.

An average F1 car does 300km/h and they are equipped to not take off. How did your rickety VW remain on the ground @ 300km/h comrade?

Nostring:
Mumu ! everybody no b like u wey go dey fake everything? I'm sure no b u even get d car u dey claim u Sabi drive, na borrow u dey borrow from ur frnds like us..idiot

lagonovo:
This is exactly what many reckless drivers don’t think about. Death is the easy part. If they survive they will find out the other side of life when their own body that they take for granted becomes a prison.

xana101:
picture or

Timagex:
I wouldn't call myself a very fast driver, but, I hold my own. In 2018/19, when I was still doing contract driving jobs, I drove a woman and her kids from Ibadan to osogbo. On the way, I saw a BMW 5 series in front of me, having faith in the v6 evil spirit, I increased my speed and overtook it. (I later found out a woman was behind the wheels). The thing sweet me.

Suddenly, it started looking like the BMW was gaining. She finally leveled up, but, before she sped off, she looked at me with one yeye smile like this and off she went! . She went away so fast I doubted my speedometer. You know when you are on 110/115 and a car overtakes you like you are on 60kmh! I was so angry! I wanted to chase, but, I was reminded that, "na inside Honda we dey o and that's a 5 series BMW in the hands of a wicked woman". . I just took my L in peace.

I respected BMW more that day and I certainly feared women more!



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Dtruthspeaker:
Meen! You see that word "zap"? I tell you it's miraculous. It would look like your fuel is leaking.

I notice this disappearance from 160kph whether it is Audi 80 or CRV.

But my Chrysler did not give me enough time to measure even though I pushed it past 170kph it started vibrating (one engine seating broken) so I had to drop back. Besides it takes 2 hills of almost continuous hard braking to stop safely from that speed.

Speed no good o. There is another thread here where people posted pics of their top speed. See as people dey do 200kph. Sha I still intend to register my name for dia

Timagex:
I wouldn't call myself a very fast driver, but, I hold my own. In 2018/19, when I was still doing contract driving jobs, I drove a woman and her kids from Ibadan to osogbo. On the way, I saw a BMW 5 series in front of me, having faith in the v6 evil spirit, I increased my speed and overtook it. (I later found out a woman was behind the wheels). The thing sweet me.

Suddenly, it started looking like the BMW was gaining. She finally leveled up, but, before she sped off, she looked at me with one yeye smile like this and off she went! . She went away so fast I doubted my speedometer. You know when you are on 110/115 and a car overtakes you like you are on 60kmh! I was so angry! I wanted to chase, but, I was reminded that, "na inside Honda we dey o and that's a 5 series BMW in the hands of a wicked woman". . I just took my L in peace.

I respected BMW more that day and I certainly feared women more!



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Chaos14:
Lagos-ibadan express 180KM/h

Jalal:
100/120kmph
Mitsubishi Outlander 2008
V6 engine

Abuja airport road almost everyday after close of work to beat the rush hour

acewines:
The last time I did was when me and my wife traveled in a separate car, she left around 7am from her dad's place at ikd, I left aroundr

Zealoy:
Audi TT Quattro
Speed 140km
Agbo - Asaba express way

wamide042:
Based on my own brand of car, Lexus GS 350, the speedometer is in miles, i.e when I’m driving at 100, cars on Kilometers will be around 120 or so, but I usually do 120 which also amounts to 140KM on other vehicles.

BABANGBALI:
na true I dey borrow car drive, but I sabi drive. You no get car and you no sabi drive. Na only woman you dey drive for bed

Fremantle:
Lol bro I don learn something o, I went for a traditional wedding on Friday along airport road, fear no gree me pass 120km/h inside Sienna 09.

I've come to realize that na where your craze stop na there another person own start, you should see the way people run along this Abuja Airport Road, if you're not disciplined enough you may just be tempted to chase somebod and the wonders those taxi drivers do with their small Golf and Mazda sef na story for another day.

wamide042:
Based on my own brand of car, Lexus GS 350, the speedometer is in miles, i.e when I’m driving at 100, cars on Kilometers will be around 120 or so, but I usually do 120 which also amounts to 140KM on other vehicles.

Gbadespet:
Mine was 2020
I lock horn with one power bike with Sienna and I regretted ever trying it coz the guy use me catch cruise so tey I vex follow. Reach where e dey go...
He later shook my hand and said oboi don't kill yourself but you tried...
Na so I turn back face where I dey go..
Was actually on 200km/hr

wamide042:
Google is your friend brother… check and come back to discuss.

PrettyBolu:
Let me educate you. I am a fan of Paul Walker. Don't say nonsense. He did not die from overspeeding.

He was not the one driving. He was seated at the passenger seat in front.

His friend was driving. He died from his friend's lack of experience in driving sports cars. The friend drove the sport car, lost control and they had the accident.

Don't just come online to type rubbish.

nkemdi89:
You are very correct, that is my route everyday and go on 120 to 140 as a lady, another thing of you drive below on that they may likely hit you from behind, except you stay on service lane , which you will still have to go beyond 80.

clems88:
women are bad in what ever they do. That was how a women overtook us with speed when I was traveling. Everyone one shouted ma woman ooo we later saw her after some time when we all got down to eat at a restaurant . Everyone was starring at her

ariesbull:
Nawa

how do you guys even race BMW and Benz with all these Honda and Toyota cars .... I don't get it