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Car race gone wrong: Rider involved in accident plunges into N400m debt

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Netiziens are reacting to an accident born out of a car race that led to the severe injuries of one of the riders and damage of three exotic cars worth over N400 million.

Confiance News gathered from X trends on Monday.

According to a post by TrendEx, “N400m is trending because of a botched street race where a rented Corvette Stingray crashed into an oblivious rented Dodge Challenger.
Damaging the three vehicles, Corvette, Dodge and a 2015 Cherokee Jeep.
The damage is over #400m.”

One of the survivors of the accident shared his account details on X and begged for financial assistance to enable him replace the N400 million worth of cars.

Instead of empathizing with him, netizens mocked him for his actions, which they termed “stupid”.

Reacting to the incident, an X user known as Dancho said:”N400m gbese on top content for this Tinubu regime brazy gan.”

Citizen stev advised him to act like a member of the Chosen church by professing it by faith, which may transform the cars to its original state.

Citizen stev said:”#400m
Make this guy just go where those vehicles dey declare I’m a chosen
I’m a chosen
I’m a chosen
Make everything fall back in place.”

LLL asked,”What’s the account number for?”

LLL’s question sparked more reactions as people questioned why they should assist him financially.

Dancho replied him:”How them wan take raise the money?😂”

“Raise money as how? Who been raise the first one”

67 said:”Lol.. I go send am 100naira for card.

Me wey neva chop, I go dey donate for man wey get 200m car..lol.”

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