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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Helpfromabove1(m): 11:34am On May 06

This you calculating is not realistic 30k for. Fuel per week and you just going to your estate gate or bus stop and back home

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by korrej(m): 11:38am On May 06

It is really crazy that in 2026 most Nigerians can not afford a car manufactured in 2006.

Please let us reason this!!!!

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by PAQ(m): 11:41am On May 06

1. Owning a car saves cost if you have a family, the larger the more you save.
2. It saves alot of time taken from going to the park or waiting for a Bolt.
3. You are paying for the comfort and privacy of being in your space.
4. Safety, is in your control. How you drive and avoiding one-chance.
5. You can decide to go anywhere and by anytime. Imagine you have an emergency by 3am, nd you need to get to a hospital.

Owning a car is like riding first class, you are paying for the comfort, control and convenience it gives.

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Biodun1929(m): 11:42am On May 06*

I remember whenever I took bike to see my friend a few years ago, he would say, why didn't you come with your car. I tried to breakdown cost of maintaining a car to him and why I don't take my car out all the time. He would say, if na me get car, even if I dey go buy cigar for bus stop, I go drive. I just smiled. He got his car last year, and he told me now he understands why I don't drive my car all the time. We had a good laugh about it.

No disrespect, but someone that has never owned a car can't understand all the unexpected expenses car owners encounters, especially in naija with bad roads, fake spare parts, and expensive fuel. I bought 20k fuel yesterday while going out. Imagine...that 20k fuel is just 15 litres.

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Misterone: 11:49am On May 06

ridevendor:
Honestly…

I used to think people were exaggerating when they complained about maintaining a car in Nigeria.

Until I sat down one day and calculated everything properly.

And I won’t lie… I was shocked.

Let’s Break It Down[/b]Oga, stop buy 2nd hand 2nd hand and you'll see that this your thesis does not hold

This is just an average car owner trying to maintain a decent vehicle.

Not even luxury.

[b]Fuel

Depending on movement:
₦10,000 – ₦30,000+ weekly

And if you move around a lot?
Even worse.

Maintenance

This one humbles people fast.

* Oil servicing
* Brake pads
* Suspension
* Tyres
* Battery

One small issue can suddenly become:

> ₦80k
> ₦150k
> ₦300k

Just like that.

Nigerian Roads

This one deserves its own section honestly.

Bad roads damage:

* Tyres
* Shock absorbers
* Alignment
* Underbody

Sometimes it feels like the road is fighting the car personally 😅

Other Hidden Costs

People forget:

* Car wash
* Parking
* Insurance
* Documents
* Traffic stress
* Unexpected repairs

Everything adds up quickly.

WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST

I finally understood why many people now:

* Use Bolt more
* Rent cars occasionally instead
* Or delay buying another vehicle entirely

Because owning a car in Nigeria today is almost like managing another responsibility on its own.

THEN I UNDERSTOOD SOMETHING

A lot of people complain about:

* Car rental prices
* Transport prices
* Driver costs

But after seeing what car owners spend regularly…

I started understanding the business side better.

Especially for operators managing multiple vehicles.

MY HONEST OPINION

At this point, reliability matters more than “forming”.

I’d rather use:

* A well-maintained car
* With peace of mind

Than force luxury and end up stranded somewhere.

LET’S DISCUSS

Car owners here:

What shocked you most after buying your car?

* Fuel?
* Maintenance?
* Nigerian roads?
* Spare parts?

Or do you think people are still exaggerating?

FINAL THOUGHT

Owning a car in Nigeria is no longer just about buying the vehicle…

The real challenge starts AFTER purchase.

#thread

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by tropaz(m): 11:52am On May 06

I drive MDX and my daily fuel consumption is 10L... 15k daily.... That's almost 500k monthly bro.... I wan die like this....

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Biodun1929(m): 11:55am On May 06

Sheuns:
Owning a car has its advantages when you start moving around a lot and when you start having your own family.

This is true

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by jude33084(m): 11:58am On May 06

10k fuel?

are you for real? cheesy

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Joshthefirst(m): 11:58am On May 06

OP sounds heavily AI adjusted, only because I use chatgpt a lot. Not criticizing, just observing

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by ScamReviewers: 12:01pm On May 06

ridevendor:
Honestly…

I used to think people were exaggerating when they complained about maintaining a car in Nigeria.

Until I sat down one day and calculated everything properly.

And I won’t lie… I was shocked.

Let’s Break It Down

This is just an average car owner trying to maintain a decent vehicle.

Not even luxury.

Fuel

Depending on movement:
₦10,000 – ₦30,000+ weekly

And if you move around a lot?
Even worse.

Maintenance

This one humbles people fast.

* Oil servicing
* Brake pads
* Suspension
* Tyres
* Battery

One small issue can suddenly become:

> ₦80k
> ₦150k
> ₦300k

Just like that.

Nigerian Roads

This one deserves its own section honestly.

Bad roads damage:

* Tyres
* Shock absorbers
* Alignment
* Underbody

Sometimes it feels like the road is fighting the car personally 😅

Other Hidden Costs

People forget:

* Car wash
* Parking
* Insurance
* Documents
* Traffic stress
* Unexpected repairs

Everything adds up quickly.

WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST

I finally understood why many people now:

* Use Bolt more
* Rent cars occasionally instead
* Or delay buying another vehicle entirely

Because owning a car in Nigeria today is almost like managing another responsibility on its own.

THEN I UNDERSTOOD SOMETHING

A lot of people complain about:

* Car rental prices
* Transport prices
* Driver costs

But after seeing what car owners spend regularly…

I started understanding the business side better.

Especially for operators managing multiple vehicles.

MY HONEST OPINION

At this point, reliability matters more than “forming”.

I’d rather use:

* A well-maintained car
* With peace of mind

Than force luxury and end up stranded somewhere.

LET’S DISCUSS

Car owners here:

What shocked you most after buying your car?

* Fuel?
* Maintenance?
* Nigerian roads?
* Spare parts?

Or do you think people are still exaggerating?

FINAL THOUGHT

Owning a car in Nigeria is no longer just about buying the vehicle…

The real challenge starts AFTER purchase.

#thread

Well, I Have 3 Electric Scooters And They Don't Need Fueling Nor Constant Money Maintenance.

Wisdom Is Profitable To Direct.

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Duplex90: 12:03pm On May 06

car dealers are switching to rental services now or they go out of business. take it from an architect the country is dead broke right now. if anyone promised you money or business next week just forget about it.

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Ijaya123: 12:17pm On May 06

Johnson5258:
Lol! Make your car sha no breakdown for road or drive with expired plate number for Lagos ooooo.

Does plate numbers have expiry date?

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Okoroemekah: 12:17pm On May 06

ridevendor:
Honestly…

I used to think people were exaggerating when they complained about maintaining a car in Nigeria.

Until I sat down one day and calculated everything properly.

And I won’t lie… I was shocked.

Let’s Break It Down

This is just an average car owner trying to maintain a decent vehicle.

Not even luxury.

Fuel

Depending on movement:
₦10,000 – ₦30,000+ weekly

And if you move around a lot?
Even worse.

Maintenance

This one humbles people fast.

* Oil servicing
* Brake pads
* Suspension
* Tyres
* Battery

One small issue can suddenly become:

> ₦80k
> ₦150k
> ₦300k

Just like that.

Nigerian Roads

This one deserves its own section honestly.

Bad roads damage:

* Tyres
* Shock absorbers
* Alignment
* Underbody

Sometimes it feels like the road is fighting the car personally 😅

Other Hidden Costs

People forget:

* Car wash
* Parking
* Insurance
* Documents
* Traffic stress
* Unexpected repairs

Everything adds up quickly.

WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST

I finally understood why many people now:

* Use Bolt more
* Rent cars occasionally instead
* Or delay buying another vehicle entirely

Because owning a car in Nigeria today is almost like managing another responsibility on its own.

THEN I UNDERSTOOD SOMETHING

A lot of people complain about:

* Car rental prices
* Transport prices
* Driver costs

But after seeing what car owners spend regularly…

I started understanding the business side better.

Especially for operators managing multiple vehicles.

MY HONEST OPINION

At this point, reliability matters more than “forming”.

I’d rather use:

* A well-maintained car
* With peace of mind

Than force luxury and end up stranded somewhere.

LET’S DISCUSS

Car owners here:

What shocked you most after buying your car?

* Fuel?
* Maintenance?
* Nigerian roads?
* Spare parts?

Or do you think people are still exaggerating?

FINAL THOUGHT

Owning a car in Nigeria is no longer just about buying the vehicle…

The real challenge starts AFTER purchase.

#thread

since tinubu came in and fuel prices and other accessories jumped by more than 600% I simply sold off my honda Dc and got a kymco 125 scooter for movement. I cannot go hungry because I want to drive a car.when I upgrade my finances to meet car owner level I will buy another better car

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by gassbee: 12:28pm On May 06

Betgold84:
Just sold my car
Like the message is for me.
Naija is confused right now.

why na, you could have stil found one way or the other to get things fixed, being mobile has it own advantages

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by enakata: 12:29pm On May 06

You missed it from first step.
10k-30k can only be for a day. Not a week
Tell me where you work in a place like Lagos that you will not use 10 litres a day to/from work?
10 litres is simply 13,000 @ N1,300 per litre (today's fuel price)
This is simply N65,000.00 a week. This is real

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Flesh10: 12:30pm On May 06

ridevendor:
Honestly…

I used to think people were exaggerating when they complained about maintaining a car in Nigeria.

Until I sat down one day and calculated everything properly.

And I won’t lie… I was shocked.

Let’s Break It Down

This is just an average car owner trying to maintain a decent vehicle.

Not even luxury.

Fuel

Depending on movement:
₦10,000 – ₦30,000+ weekly

And if you move around a lot?
Even worse.

Maintenance

This one humbles people fast.

* Oil servicing
* Brake pads
* Suspension
* Tyres
* Battery

One small issue can suddenly become:

> ₦80k
> ₦150k
> ₦300k

Just like that.

Nigerian Roads

This one deserves its own section honestly.

Bad roads damage:

* Tyres
* Shock absorbers
* Alignment
* Underbody

Sometimes it feels like the road is fighting the car personally 😅

Other Hidden Costs

People forget:

* Car wash
* Parking
* Insurance
* Documents
* Traffic stress
* Unexpected repairs

Everything adds up quickly.

WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST

I finally understood why many people now:

* Use Bolt more
* Rent cars occasionally instead
* Or delay buying another vehicle entirely

Because owning a car in Nigeria today is almost like managing another responsibility on its own.

THEN I UNDERSTOOD SOMETHING

A lot of people complain about:

* Car rental prices
* Transport prices
* Driver costs

But after seeing what car owners spend regularly…

I started understanding the business side better.

Especially for operators managing multiple vehicles.

MY HONEST OPINION

At this point, reliability matters more than “forming”.

I’d rather use:

* A well-maintained car
* With peace of mind

Than force luxury and end up stranded somewhere.

LET’S DISCUSS

Car owners here:

What shocked you most after buying your car?

* Fuel?
* Maintenance?
* Nigerian roads?
* Spare parts?

Or do you think people are still exaggerating?

FINAL THOUGHT

Owning a car in Nigeria is no longer just about buying the vehicle…

The real challenge starts AFTER purchase.

#thread

Same reason I gave my car to a driver to use for Uber and give me returns weekly because I couldn't cope with the stress.

Back in 2022 I bought a Toyota Corolla and lost sleep. I would wake up in the morning wash it, check oil, check everything then go back to prepare for work then weekends when I am supposed to rest neighbour will wake me to come and move my car for them to go out.

Sometimes out of nowhere lastma, police etc will just choose to be mad or keke drivers will scratch U.

It was messing with my mental health so I just leased it out and have never touched the car since 2022 that I gave it out

Anywhere I want to go with my family I book a ride and go no stress

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Bizibi(m): 12:41pm On May 06

What I did was getting a Peugeot 406 I use everyday though my driver drives it,weekends is for the vehicles.

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by CondemnBattery(f): 12:47pm On May 06

I spend 20k to 30k daily on fuel. Cos I go around a lot to see clients, sometimes on the mainland. And 20k fuel is just 15lrs. And it's even a 4plug engine. Not a luxury car ooo. E no fit better for APC and Tinubu

ridevendor:
Honestly…

I used to think people were exaggerating when they complained about maintaining a car in Nigeria.

Until I sat down one day and calculated everything properly.

And I won’t lie… I was shocked.

Let’s Break It Down

This is just an average car owner trying to maintain a decent vehicle.

Not even luxury.

Fuel

Depending on movement:
₦10,000 – ₦30,000+ weekly

And if you move around a lot?
Even worse.

Maintenance

This one humbles people fast.

* Oil servicing
* Brake pads
* Suspension
* Tyres
* Battery

One small issue can suddenly become:

> ₦80k
> ₦150k
> ₦300k

Just like that.

Nigerian Roads

This one deserves its own section honestly.

Bad roads damage:

* Tyres
* Shock absorbers
* Alignment
* Underbody

Sometimes it feels like the road is fighting the car personally 😅

Other Hidden Costs

People forget:

* Car wash
* Parking
* Insurance
* Documents
* Traffic stress
* Unexpected repairs

Everything adds up quickly.

WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST

I finally understood why many people now:

* Use Bolt more
* Rent cars occasionally instead
* Or delay buying another vehicle entirely

Because owning a car in Nigeria today is almost like managing another responsibility on its own.

THEN I UNDERSTOOD SOMETHING

A lot of people complain about:

* Car rental prices
* Transport prices
* Driver costs

But after seeing what car owners spend regularly…

I started understanding the business side better.

Especially for operators managing multiple vehicles.

MY HONEST OPINION

At this point, reliability matters more than “forming”.

I’d rather use:

* A well-maintained car
* With peace of mind

Than force luxury and end up stranded somewhere.

LET’S DISCUSS

Car owners here:

What shocked you most after buying your car?

* Fuel?
* Maintenance?
* Nigerian roads?
* Spare parts?

Or do you think people are still exaggerating?

FINAL THOUGHT

Owning a car in Nigeria is no longer just about buying the vehicle…

The real challenge starts AFTER purchase.

#thread

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by cutefy: 12:56pm On May 06

ridevendor:
Honestly…

I used to think people were exaggerating when they complained about maintaining a car in Nigeria.

Until I sat down one day and calculated everything properly.

And I won’t lie… I was shocked.

Let’s Break It Down

This is just an average car owner trying to maintain a decent vehicle.

Not even luxury.

Fuel

Depending on movement:
₦10,000 – ₦30,000+ weekly

And if you move around a lot?
Even worse.

Maintenance

This one humbles people fast.

* Oil servicing
* Brake pads
* Suspension
* Tyres
* Battery

One small issue can suddenly become:

> ₦80k
> ₦150k
> ₦300k

Just like that.

Nigerian Roads

This one deserves its own section honestly.

Bad roads damage:

* Tyres
* Shock absorbers
* Alignment
* Underbody

Sometimes it feels like the road is fighting the car personally 😅

Other Hidden Costs

People forget:

* Car wash
* Parking
* Insurance
* Documents
* Traffic stress
* Unexpected repairs

Everything adds up quickly.

WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST

I finally understood why many people now:

* Use Bolt more
* Rent cars occasionally instead
* Or delay buying another vehicle entirely

Because owning a car in Nigeria today is almost like managing another responsibility on its own.

THEN I UNDERSTOOD SOMETHING

A lot of people complain about:

* Car rental prices
* Transport prices
* Driver costs

But after seeing what car owners spend regularly…

I started understanding the business side better.

Especially for operators managing multiple vehicles.

MY HONEST OPINION

At this point, reliability matters more than “forming”.

I’d rather use:

* A well-maintained car
* With peace of mind

Than force luxury and end up stranded somewhere.

LET’S DISCUSS

Car owners here:

What shocked you most after buying your car?

* Fuel?
* Maintenance?
* Nigerian roads?
* Spare parts?

Or do you think people are still exaggerating?

FINAL THOUGHT

Owning a car in Nigeria is no longer just about buying the vehicle…

The real challenge starts AFTER purchase.

#thread

You forgot to add Nigerian Police wahala.

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Emeskhalifa(m): 12:58pm On May 06

Emaprince:
Anybidy dey buy fuel of 10k a week?

You are supposed to say 30k upwards

I was surprised he mentioned 10k a week

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Emeskhalifa(m): 1:00pm On May 06

Kobicove:
Before you enter a road you're not familiar with look well, if you're still not sure wait for one or two other cars to go into that road then you follow behind them, that's what I do

I learnt the hard way grin

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by koladata(m): 1:05pm On May 06

To be honest, except you are doing transportation business, owning a car in Nigeria is a dumb idea. There are times i spend over 1million in a month. Though i drive a Mecedes but i'm selling that shit off soon , its only good for yahoo boys

ridevendor:
Honestly…

I used to think people were exaggerating when they complained about maintaining a car in Nigeria.

Until I sat down one day and calculated everything properly.

And I won’t lie… I was shocked.

Let’s Break It Down

This is just an average car owner trying to maintain a decent vehicle.

Not even luxury.

Fuel

Depending on movement:
₦10,000 – ₦30,000+ weekly

And if you move around a lot?
Even worse.

Maintenance

This one humbles people fast.

* Oil servicing
* Brake pads
* Suspension
* Tyres
* Battery

One small issue can suddenly become:

> ₦80k
> ₦150k
> ₦300k

Just like that.

Nigerian Roads

This one deserves its own section honestly.

Bad roads damage:

* Tyres
* Shock absorbers
* Alignment
* Underbody

Sometimes it feels like the road is fighting the car personally 😅

Other Hidden Costs

People forget:

* Car wash
* Parking
* Insurance
* Documents
* Traffic stress
* Unexpected repairs

Everything adds up quickly.

WHAT SURPRISED ME MOST

I finally understood why many people now:

* Use Bolt more
* Rent cars occasionally instead
* Or delay buying another vehicle entirely

Because owning a car in Nigeria today is almost like managing another responsibility on its own.

THEN I UNDERSTOOD SOMETHING

A lot of people complain about:

* Car rental prices
* Transport prices
* Driver costs

But after seeing what car owners spend regularly…

I started understanding the business side better.

Especially for operators managing multiple vehicles.

MY HONEST OPINION

At this point, reliability matters more than “forming”.

I’d rather use:

* A well-maintained car
* With peace of mind

Than force luxury and end up stranded somewhere.

LET’S DISCUSS

Car owners here:

What shocked you most after buying your car?

* Fuel?
* Maintenance?
* Nigerian roads?
* Spare parts?

Or do you think people are still exaggerating?

FINAL THOUGHT

Owning a car in Nigeria is no longer just about buying the vehicle…

The real challenge starts AFTER purchase.

#thread

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Cum4me(m): 1:11pm On May 06

tropaz:
I drive MDX and my daily fuel consumption is 10L... 15k daily.... That's almost 500k monthly bro.... I wan die like this....

do d you bought it Tokunbo. Because MDX Acura is a nice car

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by Cum4me(m): 1:17pm On May 06

koladata:
To be honest, except you are doing transportation business, owning a car in Nigeria is a dumb idea. There are times i spend over 1million in a month. Though i drive a Mecedes but i'm selling that shit off soon , its only good for yahoo boys

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by oloriooko(m): 1:20pm On May 06

Comfort Vs Convenience

OP you didn't add police extortion to your list, VIO harassment and mechanics daylight robbery
Even at these, owning a car is no longer comfort, it is essential and must be properly handled with wisdom - don't go places unnecessarily, if not so so important, stay home and make calls except that journey is paramount.

Finally OP i found your post hilarious and, at the same time, informative.

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by sweetkev(m): 1:29pm On May 06

Okoroemekah:
since tinubu came in and fuel prices and other accessories jumped by more than 600% I simply sold off my honda Dc and got a kymco 125 scooter for movement. I cannot go hungry because I want to drive a car.when I upgrade my finances to meet car owner level I will buy another better car

Bro please tell me more about the kymco scooter 125. I'm just hearing about scooter for the first time. Does scooter also means the common ladies bike like TVS, Chencheng and so on. I have sold my car and want to get a bike with low consumption of fuel and durable. How much does neatly used cost in Lagos. I really need your advice please as this is my first time buying a bike and will learn how to drive after. Thank you

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by maddman: 1:37pm On May 06

Emaprince:
Anybidy dey buy fuel of 10k a week?

You are supposed to say 30k upwards

Don't you know how all these AI generated posts screw up prices of goods in Nigeria?

Op did not create this post and every OG that knows know

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by maddman: 1:42pm On May 06

New007:
At least, edit and proofread your AI-dominated writeup na. Haba

I swear the thing is very irritating.

Everyone's losing their inner voice to AI

Every posts on Facebook now sound the same

Al slop might be the end of us angry

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Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by vivalavida(m): 1:47pm On May 06

sweetkev:
Bro please tell me more about the kymco scooter 125. I'm just hearing about scooter for the first time. Does scooter also means the common ladies bike like TVS, Chencheng and so on. I have sold my car and want to get a bike with low consumption of fuel and durable. How much does neatly used cost in Lagos. I really need your advice please as this is my first time buying a bike and will learn how to drive after. Thank you

Why not buy an electric bike?

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by ClitRaider: 1:51pm On May 06

Kobicove:
Since when did plate numbers start having an expiry date in Nigeria?

It's because you don't have a Car.
My friend was once arrested by FRSC men cos of faded Plates.

Re: I Never Knew Owning A Car In Nigeria Was This Expensive Until I Calculated Every by TheGreat99(m): 1:58pm On May 06

I currently spend N15k daily on fuel to work, that's 75k a week. Which kind car you dey drive wey you dey spend 10-30 a week?

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