I was having discussions with my guys about how I did 150km/hr few days ago.

So, I decided to create this topic. Here are few speeds I have done some years back.

When you are driving a 'sound' vehicle and on a smooth expressway, the truth is, you won't even know when you are hitting hard on the accelerator especially if you are driving a heavy engine like V6 or a V8.

While I do not know the current condition of some of these roads, here are few I have done before:

1. Lokoja - Abuja - Kaduna: 160km/hr (Dis road sweet wella)

2. Kontangora (Niger) - Yauri/Jega (Kebbi): 160km/hr

3. Abuja - Keffi: 140km/hr

4. Port Harcourt - Ikot Abasi - Eket: 140km/hr

5. Benin - Ore: 145km/hr (I don't really like this road)

6. Abuja - Jos: 145km/hr

7. Enugu - Port Harcourt: 150km/hr (escaped from some bad boys. A story for another day)

Remember,

SPEED KILLS ‼️ DRIVE TO STAY ALIVE ‼️

👏 new speed racer driver

Make I continue dey manage my 100-120km/hr jejely

140km/hr

I have done 160km\h on 2014 hilux and hyundai crater. 140km\h on peugeot 406. 140km\h on lexus RX300.

I Only Hit The Pedal hard when The Road Is Good And Straight, The Car Is in Good Condition, Car Handling Is Great, And My Spirit good

Lagos - Ibadan 180km/hr Nissan Altima 2004 v6

120

Lagos express to ibadan with acura zdx. Make I no lie,I no look my speedometer cos I no wan match am.i no do pass 100kph.cos if I go snap match am,u sef know say na see mary,see jesus go end am cos the horsepower no be here oh.. over 300 Horsepower abeg I no wan die

I had done 150km/hr in my early years of driving as per new driver been engrossed with speed. But now, I don't think under normal circumstances I could exceed 110km/hr. The longer you drive, the more you limit your speed.

Jos-Abuja 160km/h(myself)
Jos-Abuja 240km/h (not me driving)

Presently 120km/h because fuel is expensive and high speed ain't worth it

200km/h , Abuja Airport Road, 2009 Lexus is250.

lonelydora:
I was having discussions with my guys about how I did 150km/hr few days ago.

So, I decided to create this topic. Here are few speeds I have done some years back.

When you are driving a 'sound' vehicle and on a smooth expressway, the truth is, you won't even know when you are hitting hard on the accelerator especially if you are driving a heavy engine like V6 or a V8.

While I do not know the current condition of some of these roads, here are few I have done before:

1. Lokoja - Abuja - Kaduna: 160km/hr (Dis road sweet wella)

2. Kontangora (Niger) - Yauri/Jega (Kebbi): 160km/hr

3. Abuja - Keffi: 140km/hr

4. Port Harcourt - Ikot Abasi - Eket: 140km/hr

5. Benin - Ore: 145km/hr (I don't really like this road)

6. Abuja - Jos: 145km/hr

7. Enugu - Port Harcourt: 150km/hr (escaped from some bad boys. A story for another day)

Remember,

SPEED KILLS ‼️ DRIVE TO STAY ALIVE ‼️

Abuja airport road 200 km/hr
Honestly that car started gliding on air, i couldn't feel the tyres on the asphalt.

130km/h on Ontario Highway 404. I am quite young (younger than this site as a matter of fact ), so I have only been driving for a little under two years. Otherwise, I would probably have much higher speeds to boast of. I also have no ties whatsoever to Nigeria, but I find lurking on this site amusing.

I am not sure what typical road conditions are like in Nigeria, but the vast majority of highways/freeways in the West, made with routinely maintained asphalt aggregate, can support speeds far exceeding the legal speed limits usually imposed on them. So long as drivers are courteous and practice defensive driving, there is no problem with driving fast. This is especially true with Germany's Autobahn, which is one of the few major examples of a highway system without strictly enforced speed limits. Their road fatality rate is a few people per one billion kilometers driven, if I recall correctly.

c01eslaw:
130km/h on Ontario Highway 404. I am quite young (younger than this site as a matter of fact ), so I have only been driving for a little under two years. Otherwise, I would probably have much higher speeds to boast of. I also have no ties whatsoever to Nigeria, but I find lurking on this site amusing.

I am not sure what typical road conditions are like in Nigeria, but the vast majority of highways/freeways in the West, made with routinely maintained asphalt aggregate, can support speeds far exceeding the legal speed limits usually imposed on them. So long as drivers are courteous and practice defensive driving, there is no problem with driving fast. This is especially true with Germany's Autobahn, which is one of the few major examples of a highway system without strictly enforced speed limits. Their road fatality rate is a few people per one billion kilometers driven, if I recall correctly.

Our roads are terrible, you can google that

122 km/hr. Camry. Lagos-Ibadan, first ever interstate trip, was hyper-focused, had two passengers in the car.

olurotimi:
200km/h , Abuja Airport Road, 2009 Lexus is250.

Haa! Uncle, na you drive chariot wey carry Elijah go heaven?

I think the highest is probably 130


I mostly do 120 these days, I just set cruise control & jejely just control the steering

The fear of pot holes (and bumps in city drive) is the beginning of wisdom on Nigeria roads

JentleJosh:
122 km/hr. Camry. Lagos-Ibadan, first ever interstate trip, was hyper-focused, had two passengers in the car.

My first interstate was 160km/h and last max speed

id4sho:

Our roads are terrible, you can google that

That's a shame. Luckily, it looks like the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency has a page where you can report unsafe road conditions here: https://ferma.gov.ng/report-a-bad-road/.
Just kidding, I know they're probably too invested with embezzling funds than upholding public safety.

id4sho:

My first interstate was 160km/h and last max speed

Interesting. With a v6 or v8 car? I probably would have gone a little bit faster if it was just me in the vehicle. A little bit because I drive a 4-cylinder. I mean I wouldn’t want to wear off my engine just for thrills of driving fast.

JentleJosh:


Interesting. With a v6 or v8 car? I probably would have gone a little bit faster if it was just me in the vehicle. A little bit because I drive a 4-cylinder. I mean I wouldn’t want to wear off my engine just for thrills of driving fast.

4cyl Toyota Camry 2005

200kmph - 2009 Highlander.
Ore - Sagamu road. Got to Sagamu in 1hr 13mins.
Twas a 6am trip. Roads weren't so busy.

195kmph - 1999 Mercedes c180 manual drive
150kmph - 2003 Jeep Liberty sport.
140kmph - 2006 Corolla sport. Didn't want to go further cos of the weight.
180kmph - 2017 benz gla250

The list long.
Yes it's always thrilling but i don't think I'll love to drive 180kmh and above for now. Highest i do is now 140kmh.

lonelydora:
I was having discussions with my guys about how I did 150km/hr few days ago.

So, I decided to create this topic. Here are few speeds I have done some years back.

When you are driving a 'sound' vehicle and on a smooth expressway, the truth is, you won't even know when you are hitting hard on the accelerator especially if you are driving a heavy engine like V6 or a V8.

While I do not know the current condition of some of these roads, here are few I have done before:

1. Lokoja - Abuja - Kaduna: 160km/hr (Dis road sweet wella)

2. Kontangora (Niger) - Yauri/Jega (Kebbi): 160km/hr

3. Abuja - Keffi: 140km/hr

4. Port Harcourt - Ikot Abasi - Eket: 140km/hr

5. Benin - Ore: 145km/hr (I don't really like this road)

6. Abuja - Jos: 145km/hr

7. Enugu - Port Harcourt: 150km/hr (escaped from some bad boys. A story for another day)

Remember,

SPEED KILLS ‼️ DRIVE TO STAY ALIVE ‼️

Why do you hate our road o?

miniziter:


Why do you hate our road o?

How??

lonelydora:


How??

The Lagos-Ore road.

Jos-Bauchi 200kmph
Kaduna - Abuja 240kmph (my palms were sweating)

201kph,
Port Harcourt to Bayelsa,
2021 Honda accord sport,1.5T

SeaTrade:
201kph,
Port Harcourt to Bayelsa,
2021 Honda accord sport,1.5T

Damn! Nice ride

But on which stretch on that bumpy road, bro? Probably after Ahoada.

Try it on PH to Eket/Ikot-Abasi road.

lonelydora:


Damn! Nice ride

But on which stretch on that bumpy road, bro? Probably after Ahoada.

Try it on PH to Eket/Ikot-Abasi road.

It's been fixed ,no longer bumpy,
Except for the few flood damaged sections which is like 0.1% of the stretch.

Highest I have ever done is 160km/h on Enugu Port Harcourt express.

I was racing with one man, didn't want him to overtake. Didn't even know I was going that fast. Until I looked at the dashboard and saw 160km/h.

I slowed down immediately for the man to pass. Life no get part two.

This happened last year. Nowadays, I'm more careful and would never go above 120km/h for any reason. This life still dey sweet me like sugar.

lonelydora:
I was having discussions with my guys about how I did 150km/hr few days ago.

So, I decided to create this topic. Here are few speeds I have done some years back.

When you are driving a 'sound' vehicle and on a smooth expressway, the truth is, you won't even know when you are hitting hard on the accelerator especially if you are driving a heavy engine like V6 or a V8.

While I do not know the current condition of some of these roads, here are few I have done before:

1. Lokoja - Abuja - Kaduna: 160km/hr (Dis road sweet wella)

2. Kontangora (Niger) - Yauri/Jega (Kebbi): 160km/hr

3. Abuja - Keffi: 140km/hr

4. Port Harcourt - Ikot Abasi - Eket: 140km/hr

5. Benin - Ore: 145km/hr (I don't really like this road)

6. Abuja - Jos: 145km/hr

7. Enugu - Port Harcourt: 150km/hr (escaped from some bad boys. A story for another day)

Remember,

SPEED KILLS ‼️ DRIVE TO STAY ALIVE ‼️

Abuja Keffi .. Na dem 140km/hrs...

Abuja-Kaduna ... Very sweet road till you enter Kaduna