Motoring Humour: Nigerian Car That Understands You

They say modern cars are getting smarter. But somewhere in Nigeria, engineers have quietly built the smartest car in the world – one that truly understands the Nigerian driver. First, it doesn’t come with a horn. It comes with five pre-recorded horn personalities: “Polite Small Honk” (for your pastor’s wife) “Move Abeg!” (standard Lagos traffic…

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Motoring World Celebrates 30 Years of Driving Nigeria’s Automotive Industry

Motoring World, Nigeria’s leading automotive publication, will mark its 30th Anniversary on June 4, 2026, with a grand celebration at the MUSON Centre, Lagos. The milestone event will bring together policymakers, industry leaders, diplomats, and innovators to honor three decades of impactful journalism, advocacy, and sectoral development. Founded on June 12, 1996, as a syndicated…

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Credit Revolution That Could Make or Break Nigeria’s Auto Industry

YEMI AROGUNDADE For decades, Nigeria’s automotive market has run on one fuel – cash. From Lagos showrooms to roadside dealers, buyers either paid upfront or walked away. But now, a new force is entering the system, one that could upend everything: structured consumer credit. At the heart of this shift is the Nigerian Consumer Credit…

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Easter Travel Alert: Avoid Chaos on Nigerian Roads with These Life-Saving Motoring Tips!

Easter is here, and Nigeria’s highways are about to explode with travelers heading home, to holiday spots, or visiting family. The key to surviving – and thriving-this festive rush? Smart planning, razor-sharp awareness, and a vehicle that’s road-ready. Here’s your ultimate survival guide: Plan Your Route and Timing Like a Pro Dodge peak-hour nightmares in…

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