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A BMW 5 Series parked at night against the Eko Atlantic skyline in Lagos

One passionOne community

We are the people who take the long way home. Owners, tuners, collectors and enthusiasts who built a family around the roundel, from Lagos to the rest of the country.

Founded in Lagos 680 clubs worldwide Member of the BMW Clubs International Council
About the club

It is more than a club.
It is a lifestyle.

The BMW Club of Nigeria sits alongside the clubs in America, Australia, the UK, South Africa and the UAE as one of 680 member clubs worldwide. What that means on the ground is simple. Wherever you park a BMW in this country, there are people who will talk to you about it, fix it with you, and drive somewhere far away with you on a Sunday morning.

A line of BMWs staged for a club drive
01

Rides

Regular inter state and intra state drives, and every so often we cross the border and take the convoy into another African country.

Club members gathered around their cars at a meet
02

Social events

Meetings, outings and nights out, plus events we co-promote with other clubs at the discretion of the committee.

Club members at a community outreach in Lagos
03

Giving back

Community and social responsibility work across Lagos and its environs, run through BMW Cares and funded by our own members.

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Heritage

Every one of
them counts

An E21 on steel wheels is as welcome at our meets as a new M4 on carbon. If it wears the roundel and you look after it, you belong here. Some of our members are on their first 3 Series. Others have a garage most people only see in magazines.

A yellow BMW 323i of the E21 generation
A BMW Cares volunteer with a child at an outreach
BMW Cares

The part that
has nothing
to do with cars

Over a hundred of our members volunteer through BMW Cares. We pay hospital bills for road accident victims, fund artificial limbs for amputees and feed children across Lagos, working in partnership with the National Orthopaedic Hospital at Igbobi.

Most of it costs the patient nothing. It runs on member subscriptions and the donors who have chosen to stand with us.

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Membership

What the card
gets you

Membership is by referral and runs on an annual subscription. Beyond the drives and the dinners, it opens a set of doors we have negotiated on behalf of members.

01

Infinity Connect rewards

Up to ₦100,000 of the Infinity and Motul Connect reward programme at centres in Victoria Island, Ikeja, VGC, Apapa and Isolo.

02

The right technicians

Access to the best BMW hands and minds in the country, so your car is looked after by people who actually know the platform.

03

Hotels and resorts

Hedge and Smith Resort and Hotels offer members 10 percent off everything, from rooms to food to the spa.

04

Healthcare

Special rates at King Trust Hospital across scans, tests and medical procedures for members and their families.

05

The national calendar

AutoFest, BimmerFest, the Africa regional festivals, concours events, club corrals at major races and technical sessions through the year.

06

A network that travels

Your membership is recognised by BMW clubs in more than fifty countries, which is useful when you land somewhere new.

The club, lately

Out there
most weekends

The club has become an important source of autotainment in the motorsports culture in West Africa, especially Nigeria. I have met lifelong friends and business colleagues here, and I enjoy every single moment of it, just as I hoped I would.
Theodore Samouri Club member

Wanna get in
on the action?

Membership is by referral and includes your welcome pack, your ID card and every benefit on this page. Fill the form and the secretary will come back to you.