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Berankis:

Na him soul dey leave am so as he dey stretch hand like that. Any injury to the head is always major and mostly fatal. If you check am well, na Aboki e go be. There is this arrogance they have even in the face of death, them no care.
Actually, I have never driven 140km/hr before in my over 15yrs of driving and I don't think I will ever drive that till kpai commot for this earth. I hardly do 100km/hr My mind no go just dey at rest... What if the brakes fail? What if a tyre bursts, what if the stirring becomes stuff, what if I suffer a malfunctioning? That's why I hardly get involved in accidents, only that in Nigeria, even when you drive carefully, people will still come and meet you where you dey to hit you. Has happened to me like 4times.

Lol.. it was a free way and I don't think negatively about my car though cos I highly maintain the ride.. it's either you hit or you're hit.. it's just natural.

Dalohad:


Why would you be doing 140km/hr on Nigerian roads. You guys are the cause of accidents on the road.

I don't do more than 100km/hr on interstate road.

140 isn't too much on a free way sir

Drive carefully. Life has no duplicate.

Denalarian:


140 isn't too much on a free way sir

It is. Nigerian roads are littered with pot holes, some of them are isolated and can come in view unexpectedly, forcing you swerve and possibly lose control at that level of speed, if there is an articulated vehicle, car or motorcycle approaching or making a turn, as is frequent on our lawless road, then God help you.

According to FRSC records, about 83% of Road accidents are caused by over speeding.

Be careful..