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Davido loves his SUV's, though still a bachelor he is always going for family cars, is latest is the Bently Bentaygo which starts from around $200,000 and can go up to $350,000 plus addons, Davido shared a

The Oluwo of Iwo Oba Abdul Rasheed Adewale Akanbi Telu 1 and his Jamaican wife, Chanel are currently in Canada with their First child, Oduduwa. Oba Abdulrasheed Adewale Akanbi, Shared photos of himself rocking his new Lamborghini in Canada. Source: Amiloaded d9d790932d77c55468d5e8eed713ce67c3248e5af9957e8b72

The police have recovered Pasuma's stolen Range rover jeep. The fuji Musician was robbed of his vehicle and other valuables on Monday night at Meiran, Lagos-Abeokuta expressway by armed bandits. It took the joint effort of the police and OPC men to recover the metallic colored Range rover SUV jeep,

The police in Lagos have arrested a businessman, Obed Igwe, who allegedly shot his son, Herod, during an argument that ensued when Herod’s younger brother used their dad’s car without his consent. •Obed Igwe P.M.NEWS learnt that Herod’s younger brother, Ebuka, 18, was the culprit. Igwe was so angry that he sent Ebuka out of their 5, Iya Abiye Street, Satellite Town, Lagos residence. When Herod returned home from school at the weekend and learnt that his father had driven away his younger brother for using his car, he started pleading on behalf of his brother. Igwe, who was still very angry, allegedly loaded his double barrel gun and shot Herod, 22, a 200 level student of Law at the American University, Cotonou, Benin Republic. He was shot in the arm and leg. The police at Agboju Division, Satellite Town, Lagos, later arrested and interrogated Igwe.

When Sunday Okpere was seven, he made toy cars using empty milk cans, short ropes and small twigs, which he happily dragged around the streets in his hometown in Edo State; while at the same time nursing the dream of building a real car. Today, Mr Okpere drives a red and black car, which he named ‘Rock Auto,' around the streets of Lagos; a car which he designed and coupled from start to finish with locally-sourced materials. Despite the death of his father and the attendant financial and emotional setback to the family, Mr Okpere said "making a car" was something he knew he wanted to do at a young age when he discovered his creative spirit. "When I was a young boy, I used to make car with cans," said Mr Okpere, 35, who relocated with his family from Lagos to Edo State in the late 70's. "All my friends in my neighbourhood will gather around me and say I should make for them. From cars,