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June, 2025

  • 17 June

    5-Litre Jerrycan Scam: How to Spot Roadside Fuel Scams in Nigeria

    God forbid fuel scarcity starts again, and you just bought “5 litres” of fuel from a roadside hawker, but your car is still coughing like a generator with bad spark plugs. Bros, you might have been scammed! Welcome to the world of the infamous “5-litre” jerrycan scam—where what you see …

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  • 4 June

    Rules of Engagement: When Stopped by the Police in Nigeria

    Rules of Engagement: When Stopped by the Police in Nigeria

    The Classic Nigerian Police Stop Picture this: You’re cruising down the road, vibing to your favorite Burna Boy jam, when suddenly—“Oga, pull over!” Your heart skips a beat. Is it your expired license? The missing fire extinguisher? Or just “Oga Police’s” daily hustle? Whatever it is, how you handle this …

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May, 2025

  • 28 May

    Manual or Automatic: Which One Makes You Drive Like ‘Lagos Racer’

    Bros, have you ever noticed how your friend who drives manual suddenly becomes Lewis Hamilton once he touches gear stick? Meanwhile, automatic drivers just dey cruise like “Oga calm down.” So, wetin dey happen? Does manual transmission turn you into Lagos Racer, or is it just Nigerian road madness? Let’s …

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  • 22 May

    5 Naija Driving Habits That is Slowly Kill Your Car

    Aunty Blessing’s Corolla was coughing like a generator on its last litre of fuel—all because she ignored small driving mistakes which “no be big deal.” Truth is, how you drive on Naija roads can secretly turn your car into a “moving scrap.” Here are 5 common habits that can damage …

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  • 12 May

    Why You Should Not Buy a White Car

    Why You Should Not Buy a White Car

    Let’s be real—white cars look clean. Until you drive out of the showroom. Five minutes on a Nigerian road, and your “snow princess” becomes a “dust warrior.” White cars in Nigeria? That’s like wearing white to a party where everyone is throwing red dust in the air. First, dust is …

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  • 5 May

    Keyless Cars in Nigeria: What You Never Knew About It

    When keyless vehicles initially came out in Nigeria, many people believed that only the “big boys”—the people who drive fancy cars and press a button to start the engine—were allowed to drive them. On Nigerian highways, keyless ignition is becoming more common as more models embrace the technology. The hidden …

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April, 2025

  • 9 April

    Watch That Radiator!

    Watch that radiator

    Ah, my people! Is your radiator trying to send you a distress message, but you’re too busy to notice? Let’s face it, cars in Nigeria go through a lot—bad roads, scorching heat, and endless traffic. Your radiator, the unsung hero of your engine’s cooling system, deserves more love than you’re …

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  • 2 April

    Why Are Nigerians Rushing to Convert Their Cars to Natural Gas?

    With petrol prices skyrocketing faster than Usain Bolt, many Nigerians are asking: “Is there a cheaper way to fuel my car?” Enter Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)—the new kid on the block that’s turning heads and saving wallets. Let’s dive into why converting your car to CNG might just be the …

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March, 2025