Man Surprised as He Sees 2 Men Pushing Faulty Ferrari, Peeps Roast Him

Man Surprised as He Sees 2 Men Pushing Faulty Ferrari, Peeps Roast Him

  • A viral video has shown an unusual moment a faulty Ferrari being pushed by two men in Lagos state
  • The man who captured the moment on his camera said that it is disheartening that such is happening in Nigeria
  • Many people who reacted to the video criticised him, saying there is absolutely nothing wrong with what he saw

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A short video shared by @instablog9ja has shown a faulty Ferrari being pushed in Lagos out of the park as if it was an everyday car.

In the video, a man filmed the moment while sitting in his moving car as he wondered why such an expensive car will be treated in such a manner.

The man who saw it was surprised.
Many people said that there is nothing wrong in pushing a Ferrari. Photo source: @instablog9ja
Source: Instagram

Faulty Ferrari

He said that it is only in Nigeria that Ferrari is being pushed. In the clip, two men applied force to the vehicle as they stood behind it.

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Watch the video below:

At the time of writing this report, the video has gathered over 400 comments with thousands of reactions.

Legit.ng compiled some of them below:

angel_caily said:

"Because it’s a Ferrari doesn’t mean it can’t break down! you deh inside Uber deh mock Ferrari owner. SMH."

aminatatolagbe said:

"So if the car is faulty, because say na ferrari, e support waka go auto shop by itself?"

mista_spencer said:

"Who says Ferrari can't develop fault?"

domingo_loso said:

"Push to start on a different level."

nosadeborah said:

"So what? Nor be motor. Abi Dem supposed carry am for head?"

gabrielclef2 said:

"Wey be say them don push plane before. Watin be Ferrari?"

wizardofdwest said:

"Sebi Ferrari is a UFO or a Spaceship that can’t develop fault. Mchwww."

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lightisle said:

"Vehicles like Ferrari ain't designed for the Nigeria environment... Must people show off?"

Local artist shares clip of car stuck in enormous pothole

Briefly News previously reported on a South African artist TiMO ODV who was shattered when he drove past a car stuck in a pothole. He snatched a clip and posted it to his social media for everyone to enjoy.

Potholes in Mzansi are like an extreme sport. There are some that are so big that peeps have actually been able to turn them into communal pools.

TiMO ODV shared the clip to his Instagram page, commenting on the size of this hole. The clip shows a Jeep balancing as its one wheel got eaten by the pothole.

Source: Briefly News

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