Ghanaian Man Lends Car He Bought For Uber Business To Friend Only To Find It Completely Damaged, Photos Drop

Ghanaian Man Lends Car He Bought For Uber Business To Friend Only To Find It Completely Damaged, Photos Drop

  • Manuel, a Ghanaian young man, has recently shared how he lost a car he purchased for an Uber business after lending it to a friend who requested for it
  • He revealed that his friend crushed the car on his way to drop off his girlfriend, and after two years, he has refused to pay what he owes
  • The frustrated young man advised all who intend on giving out their cars always to ensure the borrowers have the financial standing to repair or buy a new car in case they damage it

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A Ghanaian man by the name of Manuel has recently opened up about how a close friend dealt with him badly after helping him.

His post on Facebook revealed that just three months after purchasing a car to start an Uber business, his friend came to him requesting to borrow it for some rounds in Accra. After giving it out, he next found his car completely crushed and damaged.

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Man gets his car damaged by a friend after buying it for an Uber business
Picture of the damaged car after the accident, photo of the car when it was newly purchased Photo credit: Manuel
Source: Facebook

He found out that his friend lied about what he was using the car for and that he actually used it to drop off his girlfriend when he crushed it.

Manuel also shared that his frustrations increased when his insurance company refused to pay him the full cost, although he was on a comprehensive plan and the driver had a license when he crushed the car.

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The young man shared that his friend decided to pay the remaining Ghc9,000 required to purchase a new car, but after 2 years, his friend has not fulfilled his part of the bargain and is nowhere to be found.

He stopped talking to me and don’t answer my calls because of 4,000 cedis balance. I lost my Uber business because I decided to do good.

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He used his situation to caution people to be very careful when they plan on lending their cars out. He advised them always to ensure the borrowers have the financial standing to either repair the car or buy a new one in case it gets damaged.

Ghanaian man in tears as he crashes Ferrari car he rented just to impress his friends

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a young Ghanaian man incurred massive repair costs on himself after he crashed a plush Ferrari car he reported had rented to impress friends.

In a new video sighted by YEN.com.gh on Instagram, a red Ferrari was seen parked in the middle of a road of what looked like a plush neighborhood.

A good look at the car, which was parked diagonally in the street shows it had been crashed, and the front parts of the exquisite automobile looked damaged beyond redemption.

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Apparently, the driver of the Ferrari car who was obviously inexperienced, was taking the car for a spin only to get it totalled.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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