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It’s a common sight on Nigerian roads: a driver pulls into a filling station, opens the bonnet, and gestures toward the attendant, “Abeg, top my oil...
In Nigeria, many car owners wait until something breaks before visiting a mechanic. This approach is expensive, dangerous, and completely avoidable. Regular maintenance can extend the...
One of the deadliest types of vehicle failure is brake malfunction, often sudden, always terrifying, and frequently preventable. In 2024, the FRSC reported brake failure as...
A car on Nigerian roads isn’t just a mode of transport, it’s a critical safety tool. Unfortunately, millions of motorists still run vehicles without proper upkeep,...
Nigeria’s rainy season elevates the risk of road incidents, hydroplaning, brake failure, battery issues, and poor visibility can all contribute. Also Read: How to Drive in Heavy...