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Nigerian man crashes borrowed Mercedes Benz, no casualties from accident

- A young Nigerian man has put himself in trouble after he got into an accident

- The man had reportedly crashed a borrowed Mercedes Benz in Benin

- It was gathered that there were no causalities from the accident and the man survived with minor injuries

This year 2019, began with a trend among Nigerian youth about acquiring a Mercedes Benz car. It began as a joke when Nigerian youth talk about making it this year, you have probably heard one or two persons say "we go buy Benz this year".

It could be assumed that the youth choose Benz as the go to because Mercedes is one of the car manufacturing companies producing the best and most expensive cars in the world.

A young man has put himself in serious trouble after he reportedly crashed a Mercedes Benz he borrowed in Benin, Edo state. It could be assumed that the young man borrowed the Benz to feel among the we go buy Benz crew.

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Nigerian man reportedly crashes borrowed Mercedes Benz in Benin Facebook source: Sapele Oghenek
Source: Facebook

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This, however, might be referred to as the man biting more than he can chew. Legit.ng had come across the story on Facebook.

According to Facebook user, Sapele Oghenek, the young man had crashed the car into a block industry truck. Ogheneke claimed that the driver had been driving above the speed limit when he crashed the car.

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The man survived the accident with minor injuries Facebook source: Sapele Oghenek
Source: Facebook

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The Facebook user revealed that nobody got hurt or died from the accident. From photos shared, it could be seen that the driver had survived the accident with minor injuries.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously published a similar story a man in Ghana. The Ghanaian man had reportedly borrowed a car to go to a funeral, but unfortunately for him, the vehicle caught fire on his way there.

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