This is an article from the incoming Nigerian car Magazine; Carvolution scheduled for release by the 4th week of May 2018.
Nigerians
have been known to rechristen their favourite cars local names which are
usually renewed every generation or midlife refresh of the cars. Practically
all cars (excuse my exaggeration) have a local name given to it. Some names
like “ Honda Baby boy” are prominent in the South, some others like “Panadol
extra” are prominent in the North but a few of them like the “End of
discussion” and “Evil spirit” have managed to gain popularity all over the
country. We made a research about this topic and compiled a list based on our
results.
Is there any names we didn't mention? leave them in
the comment section.
2008 Honda Accord
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Evil Spirit
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2000 Honda Accord
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Honda Baby boy, Hennessey
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1996 Honda Accord
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Honda Academy, Bulldog
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1993 Honda Accord
|
Honda Halla
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2005- 2011 Honda Civic
|
iRobot
|
1998 - 2000 Honda Civic
|
Panadol Extra
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1993 - 1996 Honda Civic
|
Panadol
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1987 - 1991 Honda Civic
|
Thank you daddy
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1992 - 1995 Honda Civic
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Almighty joker
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1983 - 1986 Honda Civic
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Rumfar Jaki (Donkey’s saddle)
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1987 - 1991 Honda Prelude
|
Bazooka
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2008 - 2012 Toyota Camry
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Camry Muscle
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2003 - 2006 Toyota Camry
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Big for nothing / Big daddy
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2000 - 2002 Toyota Camry
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Envelope/ Fish light
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1997 – 1999 Toyota Camry
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Pencil light
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1996 Toyota Camry
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Orobo (fat person)
|
2003 -2007 Mercedes C Class
|
Groundnut eyes
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2000 Mercedes E Class
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Oloju opolo (Frog eyes)
|
2008 C Class
|
Yahoo boy
|
Mercedes Benz W123
|
Regular Benz
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Mercedes Benz W124
|
V-boot
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2003 -2006 Honda Accord
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End of discussion
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2007 Honda Accord
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Discussion continues
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Regular benz |
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Yahoo boy |
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End of Discussion |
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V-boot |
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Discussion continues |
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