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mexxy1:
I don't understand your plans. Vehicles are not allowed through the land borders and you've been posting vehicles in Benin Republic.

How do you intend getting the vehicles into Nigeria?

I also have deals in lagos but they are a bit pricy than that of cotonou

mexxy1:
I don't understand your plans. Vehicles are not allowed through the land borders and you've been posting vehicles in Benin Republic.

How do you intend getting the vehicles into Nigeria?

Hello good evening sir,i'm just seeing this now,apologies for the late response.
The borders are closed yes, but not fully closed, it's just like a restriction to the importations of some goods into the country (most especially food items).. This is how it's been done. When you come to buy a car.. We process the custom duties by sending the details (chasis number, VIN) to the customs and this takes max a week to be done. Before you come pick your car you could go and verify the papers at the custom office, when it's checked and you confirm that it's registered and authentic you'd come & pick your car or we bring it over to you (delivery cost would be covered by you) to your destination we drive the car into the country like normal vehicle, movements of vehicles aren't restricted at the border (idiroko border) so we pass after the custom officers have checked the vehicle documents and the car itself then we are free to move into Lagos. It's only vehicles with loads most especially trucks that are restricted from getting access at the border but personal vehicle & public vehicles do have free movements unless papers aren't complete or valid. Thanks