Popular Forex Trader Crashes Ferrari SF90 In Lagos, Two Months After Splashing N1.5b Billion On The Supercar

Popular forex trader, Jeffery, crashes Ferrari SF90 in Lagos, barely two months after splashing N1.5b on the supercar.

The two months old Ferrari SF90 supercar had both front airbags deployed, windshield smashed during the incident.

This head-tuning Ferrari SF90 featured in Autojosh’s ten (10) of the most expensive cars in Nigeria spotted in Lagos in 2025.

A Ferrari SF90, one of the most expensive and powerful supercar on the Nigerian road, has crashed barely two months after renowned Nigerian forex, Jeffrey Benson, splashed over N1.5 billion on the supercar.

A trending video online seen by Autojosh shows the moment the Ferrari SF90 slammed into a curb after the driver lost control of the 1,000-horsepower speeding supercar.

Fortunately, there was no loss of life recorded during the incident, according Jeffery, who wrote “thank God for life ❤️❤️❤️, We’ll be back! 💪” in a Facebook post while thanking God for sparing his life.

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But the same cannot be said for his two months old Ferrari SF90 supercar which had both front passenger and driver airbags deployed and the windshield smashed during the incident, according to the photos shared by Jeffery.

Ferrari SF90 Stradale

One of just four in Nigeria, this particular head-tuning Ferrari SF90 Stradale (Coupe) worth over N1.5 billion featured in Autojosh’s ten (10) of the most expensive cars in Nigeria spotted in Lagos in 2025.

SF90 Stradale is the brands first ever model to feature PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle). The 90 stands for the 90th anniversary of the Scuderia Ferrari racing team while the ‘Stradale’ is an Italian word for ‘made for the road’.

Its powertrain combines a massive twin-turbocharged V8 engine and three electric Motors, which puts 1,000 PS (986 hp), allowing this machine to deliver a blistering acceleration from zero to 60 mph in a about 2.5 seconds.

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