14 daring individuals who made the decision to test their thirst for exploration and adventure had to take a risk.

They left Accra, the capital of Ghana, and travelled through 11 countries in just 16 days to reach London.

In total, 13 gentlemen and one female took 5 vehicles and set off.

Participants who were confirmed to have taken part included Kwabena Peprah, Saka, Fred Papa Kwofie, Richard, Kwame Peprah, Kofi Peprah, Kwadwo Prakah-Asante, Franklin Peters and his son Quincy, Joseph, Cyprian Ed, Kwabena Ayirebi and his brother Kojo, and Serwa the Shecanic, the only female in the pack.

According to them, they sought for vehicle sponsors by contacting auto marketing companies who they hoped would provide vehicles and get promotions in return. In doing this, they approached every major car dealer in Ghana including Kantanka which produces ‘Made in Ghana’ vehicles but were ignored.

In the end, they decided to use their own vehicles; 2 Landcruisers, a Raptor, a Defender, a G63 and an RX350.

In a recent post, one participant of the trip; Wanderlust Ghana while showing pictures of the vehicles used, sought to suggest that deliberations are being made about whether or not the vehicles should be auctioned in London or be shipped to Ghana for auctioning later.

Below are pictures of the said vehicles:

Meanwhile,the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kantanka Automobile, Nana Kojo Safo Jnr, has stated that he is unaware of the recent journey that a group of Ghanaians took from Accra to London.

He wrote "Was never contacted ooo. Hmm. A few heads will roll since it’s a Monday. This is something I would have loved to be part of."