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

One passionOne community

We're the ones who take the long way home. Owners, tuners, collectors and anybody who gets a bit silly about these cars. Started in Lagos, now we're all over the country.

Founded in Lagos 680 clubs worldwide Member of the BMW Clubs International Council
Lagos X-Mas AutoFest 2026, the annual BMW car show and drag race, Sunday 20 December at the Marina, Lagos Island.
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Lagos X-Mas AutoFest 2026

Our big one. Car show and drag race, Sunday 20 December at the Marina on Lagos Island. Registration's open now.

About the club

It's more than a club.
It's a lifestyle.

We're one of 680 BMW clubs around the world, same family as America, Australia, the UK, South Africa and the UAE. What that actually gets you is this: park a BMW anywhere in this country and there's somebody nearby who'll talk your ear off about it, help you sort it, and drive four hours to nowhere with you on a Sunday morning.

A line of BMWs staged for a club drive
01

Rides

Runs within Lagos, runs across states, and now and then we take the whole convoy over a border and into another country.

Club members gathered around their cars at a meet
02

Social events

Meets, outings and nights out. We put on events with other clubs too, whenever the committee says yes.

Club members at a community outreach in Lagos
03

Giving back

Charity work around Lagos, run through BMW Cares and paid for out of our own pockets.

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Heritage

Every one of them
counts

An E21 on steels gets the same welcome as a brand new M4 on carbon. Wear the roundel, look after it, you're one of us. Some members are on their first 3 Series and still learning. Others have a garage you'd need a magazine subscription to see.

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

The bit that has
nothing to do
with cars

More than a hundred of us volunteer through BMW Cares. We settle hospital bills for people hurt in road accidents, pay for artificial limbs, and feed kids around Lagos. We do it with the National Orthopaedic Hospital at Igbobi.

The patient usually pays nothing. It runs on our subscriptions and on donors who decided to stand with us.

See the work
Membership

What the card
gets you

You join by referral and pay yearly. Past the drives and the dinners, your card opens a few doors we went and negotiated ourselves.

01

Infinity Connect rewards

Up to ₦100,000 on the Infinity and Motul Connect scheme. Victoria Island, Ikeja, VGC, Apapa and Isolo.

02

The right technicians

The best BMW hands in the country. People who know your chassis, not people guessing at it.

03

Hotels and resorts

Hedge and Smith knock 10 percent off everything for members. Rooms, food, spa, the lot.

04

Healthcare

King Trust Hospital gives members and their families better rates on scans, tests and procedures.

05

The national calendar

AutoFest, BimmerFest, the Africa regional meets, concours, club corrals at the big races, and tech sessions all year.

06

A network that travels

Over fifty countries recognise your membership. Handy when you land somewhere and don't know a soul.

The club, lately

Out there most
weekends

This club has become a serious part of motorsport culture in West Africa, Nigeria especially. I've made friends for life here and found business partners too. I enjoy every minute of it, exactly like I hoped I would.
Theodore Samouris, President of the BMW Club of Nigeria
Theodore “Theo” Samouris Club President

Wanna get in
on the action?

You join by referral. You get the welcome pack, the ID card and everything listed up there. Fill the form and the secretary will get back to you.