honestly i see nothing wrong wit it, of course, i ill buy
the idea is, instead of spraying ur car.,,,,,,,,

The thing is ugly as Bleep...nothing special here even my late grand mum can do same thing..Abeg delete nonsense joor..

JAZES:
This hand-woven car was reportedly made by a Nigerian Artisan named Ojo Obaniyi.
He’s 40 year old and he is from Ibadan. The car also uses fuel like every other car.
Guys will you use your money to buy this car if he starts mass production?...

http://www.onlineleaks247.com/index.php/2015/10/26/checkout-the-amazing-pictures-of-a-made-in-nigeria-hand-woven-car-photos/

Another innosco motor in the making. Lol

Wow! This is great. I may not buy but if d government can finance him to bring itt up to standard itt will be our pride

I've been trying to reach this man for a while because someone wants to speak to him. Does anyone have an idea of his contact info?

babyfaceafrica:
Very nice...but can it move?

hu drove it to the gas station?? Shea it was jacked

Nigerian , I hail thee

as an engineer,safety is the ultimate requirement for me..so if he did not weave on the metallic frame of the car,during collision or even motion on rough roads I would not like to be in the vehicle...but kudos though

Good artwork. But because it is made in Nigeria, it is not fit to be bought.
Later some people will be accusing Engineering students for not being creative. Even if they are, no one is there to encourage them.
Am sure this person has no degree, but because he doesn't come from the Dangote family or the Adenuga family, he is not fit to be patronised.
LIKE if you agree. Quote if you do or don't.

christinie:
I have no comment.

Y nah!

he covered a normal vehicle with the cane (wooden) strips.

bumi10:
One thing be say Nigerians no dey shame.


Na this kind car una go dey make come carry am put in front on nairaland. imagine say oyibo dey read this thread now, watin him go think?


Abeg, we r not from the zoo and we r not monkeys. una met the do car way won fly self, u come here they talk rubbish.

I bow for una oo

Smh for you. And if oyibo dey read this thread nko? Only if you know what they call CREATIVITY!!! (use Google,help yourself)
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It means we are a creative country. How does that sound to you?
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Now for you half sensed wailers, my prayer right now is that another new gets on FP tomorrow with the title "Museum buys Handcrafted cane car for N5million naira"

Then you'll feel sorry for you hating ass.

DrDxtrz:
this is a nice craftwork

if the car get accident, na write off be that too

mass production? hmmm... him go produce tire o

Please advise the producer to see that the raft don't fall on the exhaust of the car.

nice ideal from Cain Bridge

bumi10:
One thing be say Nigerians no dey shame.


Na this kind car una go dey make come carry am put in front on nairaland. imagine say oyibo dey read this thread now, watin him go think?


Abeg, we r not from the zoo and we r not monkeys. una met the do car way won fly self, u come here they talk rubbish.

I bow for una oo

Immediately I saw this vehicle , I became inspired. This new material concept could be a very viable research topic for the automotive industry-the development of a new material that retains certain properties inherent with woven structures. Some of these possible gains could be
1. A reduction in material mass needed to make vehicle bodies (and maybe even the chasis)
2. Advancement in the concept of the Mechanics ,shock resistance and failure modes of vehicular structures (leading to safer vehicles and less loss of lives in accidents)
3. Advancement in the aerodynamic and fluid mechanics properties of vehicular surfaces
4. Advancement in the aesthetics of vehicles
5.Cost savings in automotive production due to improved materials and methods and reduction in material weight.
6. Etcetera
I think the guy is a genius in the making .I pray that the right research looks his way and Destiny smiles on him.Best of luck.

P.S The greatest ideas that change the world the most always look insignificant to the uninspired and undiscerning.

babyfaceafrica:
Very nice...but can it move?

was it carried to the filling station

bumi10:
One thing be say Nigerians no dey shame.


Na this kind car una go dey make come carry am put in front on nairaland. imagine say oyibo dey read this thread now, watin him go think?


Abeg, we r not from the zoo and we r not monkeys. una met the do car way won fly self, u come here they talk rubbish.

I bow for una oo

God safe you say I no dey yab people again, if no bi so, I for talk say the brain wey u supose dey take think, na em u dey take waka for road.

If to say na oyibo show this car for CNN now, u go carry dat ur puff puff mouth dey hail dem

No let me use my left yansh slap u

Disaster waiting to occur. Very little fire will set this thing ablaze completely. I want to believe this is just for exhibition sake.

Am a living witness. i saw it when the man that did it brought it to my area' where he purchased petrol

JAZES:
lalasticlala, oya come put this thing out there now make d world see our innovation....

In the name of God please DO NOT publicize this nonsense.

ZionDominic:
Nigeria is talented with awesome brains.

hmmm ... 19th century brain. when shall we grow up, auto world has gone computerized and we're here talking of wooden car... i feel ashamed.

Well at least the guy is using his brain based on d available resources. Cheaters we got as leaders

donspero:
Y nah!

did he make the car or he only covered it with baboons sticks?

taurusdude:


miss indipendent you can buy this one as your first car

my first car? I don't blame you.

[quote author=christinie post=39388858]my first car? I don't blame you.[/quote
lol no vex i know u have a fleet of cars.more grease

Nigerians are trying in making unreasonable cars eg Cars without brake. Un movable cars. Cars without engines. Cars without buyers. Etc. Kudos to my ppl. We wil soon get there!

Creativity

[quote author=taurusdude post=39391812][/quote]na you Sabi

Onegai:
I've been trying to reach this man for a while because someone wants to speak to him. Does anyone have an idea of his contact info?

in this link there's a number he can be reached on in one of the pictures,
http://nairobiwire.com/2015/10/amazing-nigerian-designs-car-with-fiber-woven-chassis-photos.html
the story's old though, 2012/2013, it's just being recycled.

Dunno ask lady F.

christinie:
did he make the car or he only covered it with baboons sticks?