“But that’s too much” – Video trends as man repeatedly punches a Toyota driver who hits his G-Wagon on the road in Lagos (Watch)

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A video is making the rounds on social media that shows the moment a man repeatedly punches a Toyota driver who hits his G-Wagon on the road in Lagos.

In the clip that has gone viral online, the man stepped out of his luxurious G-Wagon only to find out that a Toyota Camry driver jammed his multimillion naira whip.

The damage did not go down well with the big man who went straight to punch the living daylight out of the Toyota driver who tried as much as possible to dodge some of these blows.

It gets to an extent that the G-Wagon man made sure he dragged the Toyota Corolla driver from the driver’s seat but he refused to come out as he preferred to receive the punches instead of paying for the damage he caused the G-Wagon.

However, the video of the G-Wagon man continuously punching the Toyota driver has ignited widespread reactions online. While some said the G-Wagon man was unfair towards his fellow Nigerians because of his wealth and power, others shared their contrary opinions.

Watch the video below;

 

See reactions below;

irenic10: Yes daddy Punch me !!!!, as far as I no go pay for damages, Beat me daddy please 🤦🏼‍♂️😹.

iamkingdinero1: 😂😂😂 Better you punch me o , cause 1 naira to repair that your G – Wagon no deh chi chi I no get , oga I say lace my eye scatter for me make you carry your life Dey go 😂😂😂😂.

@It_Chioma: Make your fellow man dey daze you like this 😭.

@flourish007: This is unnecessary. We are quick to blame politicians and the police but we do worse to ourselves.

castroevans1: You don’t drive a gwagon and then come down to start fighting, simply let the insurance take over the cost of the damage.

jasper_.ben: We go soon make this money, nobe small beat my fellow man beat me today 😂😂😂.

@UgwunnaEjikem: People saying it’s cos of body size lol, it’s cos of money x power jare. The guy in the small car is happy to take a few punches & keep it moving, instead of fighting back & spending money on top wahala.

@Terry_Jizu : I was by the right hand side of the car behind the G-wagon. Not even a scratch was made. It was just a pressure push from behind, which can be ignored and the big guy came down to punch him. This life isn’t two.

@flourish007: Sometimes, i think that Nigerians deserve the kind of leaders we currently have. The reactions I’ve seen since addressing this situation have been appalling. My concern was about the punches the bigger guy threw at the other man. Yes, his “almighty” jeep was accidentally damaged, but what if one of those punches landed the wrong way and killed the man? Now, he’s caught on camera and risks going to prison for acting recklessly and losing his patience. A car can be repaired, but escalating a situation unnecessarily only leads to trouble. It’s always better to avoid such drama.