all i intend saying about that property is nt really much

but there are some technicalities that must be in place, like

I am just trying to wait for the guy to permit me to dis.

i guess i will go on with it. After all its going to pay him if i do.

Pardon me i cant discuss it now,

But hows biz to you all,

Anything

Seun (Nairaland owner) i owe you something, may be

thanks

if that is all i can do for now

Goodmorning here

Wow,
Just trying to rake in for yuletide.

TO start a Quarry the underlisted are part (but not limited to) of Government requirements.

1. The location of the stone to the nearest village or where people live must be

Hey! how reliable is your building material seller/supplier. how do you deal with them?

Lets share it if it worth it.

URGENT: Kindly let me know what it will cost you to supply 40 Loads of 20 tons granite stone 5-20MM to Akure area of Ondo State. Here is my contact number and email: 08053353426; eric@micromentor-intl.com

As far as i know, quarry business is good and many of the investors come to china to source the machine and equipment. You should be encouraged on what you are doing.

I will like to get more information on how to get quarry companies that have interest in leasing hectares(61) of Land with limestone deposit on it. The deposit is situated at Odeda,ogun state.

please, how many head pan of granite make a tonne?

jamesdpath:
In the first instance,
If i may ask anybody,

How do you confirm specifically the accuracy of tons you are supplied, ?
The reason is this, if you have a means of confirming your supplies,
then it will guide you during the negotiation.

You will agree with me that a buyer who doesnt have a weigh bridge,
or those ever-accurate manual means (like those ones used by the
lebanese contractors and some other experienced buyer) should possibly
negotiate based on firstly: trailer load and then what tons makes the trailer load negotiated

Then this is how you can now sieve the accuracy of what you will be supplied,


Sit tight, plss

This is a very old post! I am hoping I can still contact this company for business. Thanks