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Nigeria is now very tough especially in this very Tinubulation Government .
I have noticed that alot of big men are now abandoning their very expensive cars in Mechanic workshops as they cannot come and kill themselves by themselves.
You see cars worth several millions of naira abandoned in Mechanic workshops.
If the Mechanic calls the oga to come and repair the car ,he won't show up and it's just a little that remains for him to block the line of the mechanic.
Let's do a challenge ,if you see any expensive abandoned car in the mechanic workshop,just snap it and upload here.
Gadus.

Won poni Lekki (Very many in Lekki, Nlfpmod.

iwaeda:
Won poni Lekki (Very many in Lekki, Nlfpmod.

Lol tough times

You just went to Google search for pictures without considering the year they were uploaded. Don't be surprised if some of those pictures aree more than 10years ago.

funshint:
You just went to Google search for pictures without considering the year they were uploaded. Don't be surprised if some of those pictures aree more than 10years ago.

I will snap and post more pics I have come across physically.
These are just extracts on the net.

iwaeda:
Won poni Lekki (Very many in Lekki, Nlfpmod.

Dem yapa for ikate

Hummer jeep

That's my Bugatti Veyron. I bought it brand new.

I have taken it from the workshop, the Nigerian mechanic just applied first aid to it. It is now in Rome, Italy.

Seun, tell your MODs to confirm information before uploading otherwise, I will sue your behind!

BMW must top the chart.

🤭

So because you see a car that was parked and his dusty, it automatically means it was abandoned?

If you don't ask the mechanic who owns the shop and just assume, then that's stupid and you have a shady motive. What if the mechanic bought it and wanted to restore it but hasn't been able to?
What if it was bought as scrap?

So many possibilities to why a car would look abandoned at a mechanic's workshop. Some are even the mechanic's fault. Claiming the part isn't available and he's still looking for it blah blah blah.

Desist from sensationalism.