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Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by ibinaboonline: 9:25pm On Nov 23, 2023
We all know life is unpredictable and anyone can find themselves in a planned or unplanned situation where they have to spend the night outside. If you have a car or you are in a car, wouldn't you want to know the safest, preferably free of charge, places to just park the car and sleep inside till morning?

In the USA, people often find themselves homeless and have to resort to sleeping and living out of their cars. We've just published an article about the safest and legal places to sleep your car if you're homeless in America, and now I feel a bit guilt and compulsion to create a similar title to educate Nigerians.

The problem is I'm having a hard time identifying parking spots safe enough to encourage stranded people to go there, park, and sleep in their cars till morning. I thought of Nigerian churches too. Would they allow strangers to habitually park at night and leave in the morning without any obligation to join the church?

So, I'm hoping you guys can help me out here with your inputs, comments, opinions, and ideas. I'll like to create an article on this topic, but I'm depending on your comments. Please mods, move this post to the front page.

Below is the link to our newly published article about sleeping overnight in your car in America:

https://www.carsandhorsepower.com/featured/10-safe-and-legal-places-you-can-sleep-in-your-car-for-free-if-you-re-homeless

Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by FuckingMachine(f): 10:06pm On Nov 23, 2023
Fela shrine
Elegushi/Oniru beach
Farm City

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Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by ibinaboonline: 10:32pm On Nov 23, 2023
Fela shrine in Ikeja? Thanks very much for your recommendations.
FuckingMachine:
Fela shrine
Elegushi/Oniru beach
Farm City
Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by ibinaboonline: 10:32pm On Nov 23, 2023
How do I contact mods? This post needs to hit the front page.

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Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by ibinaboonline: 10:34pm On Nov 23, 2023
Not just Lagos. I'd like to get your recommendations from all over the country.
Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by FuckingMachine(f): 10:37pm On Nov 23, 2023
ibinaboonline:
Fela shrine in Ikeja? Thanks very much for your recommendations.

Just buy Chelsea dry gin for boys first otherwise you go hear am.

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Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by kelvine(m): 10:42pm On Nov 23, 2023
You go be Uber driver,lol


FuckingMachine:
Fela shrine
Elegushi/Oniru beach
Farm City

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Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by Bullman(m): 11:13pm On Nov 23, 2023
ibinaboonline:
We all know life is unpredictable and anyone can find themselves in a planned or unplanned situation where they have to spend the night outside. If you have a car or you are in a car, wouldn't you want to know the safest, preferably free of charge, places to just park the car and sleep inside till morning?

In the USA, people often find themselves homeless and have to resort to sleeping and living out of their cars. We've just published an article about the safest and legal places to sleep your car if you're homeless in America, and now I feel a bit guilt and compulsion to create a similar title to educate Nigerians.

The problem is I'm having a hard time identifying parking spots safe enough to encourage stranded people to go there, park, and sleep in their cars till morning. I thought of Nigerian churches too. Would they allow strangers to habitually park at night and leave in the morning without any obligation to join the church?

So, I'm hoping you guys can help me out here with your inputs, comments, opinions, and ideas. I'll like to create an article on this topic, but I'm depending on your comments. Please mods, move this post to the front page.

Below is the link to our newly published article about sleeping overnight in your car in America:

https://www.carsandhorsepower.com/featured/10-safe-and-legal-places-you-can-sleep-in-your-car-for-free-if-you-re-homeless



In Abuja you will see alot of guys with very mad cars , but no house.
Reasons best known to them
Alot of them do crash in their cars
Check d boot na bucket n sponge u go see.
Sometimes designer suits

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Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by Angrygoat: 5:36am On Nov 24, 2023
Filling station... lounge car park

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Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by eepeepook: 8:38am On Nov 24, 2023
Any gated church in the country.

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Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by ibinaboonline: 11:40pm On Nov 24, 2023
Ah ah 😂
FuckingMachine:


Just buy Chelsea dry gin for boys first otherwise you go hear am.
Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by ibinaboonline: 11:42pm On Nov 24, 2023
Yes, Lounge car parking lots sounds good, especially if they have security.
Angrygoat:
Filling station... lounge car park
Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by AlvinOO7: 12:09am On Nov 25, 2023
Inside a police station.
Re: Where It's Safe To Sleep In Your Car Overnight In Nigeria by ibinaboonline: 9:14am On Nov 25, 2023
Na
AlvinOO7:
Inside a police station.

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