Okija_juju: The gods are impressed...



Great job Mr. Spyder Sir.

twinskenny: great job! wow everything taking shape

daroseconcepts: Okija_Juju don show for here? Abbegggoo...na only house we dey build oo.

daroseconcepts: Okija_Juju don show for here? Abbegggoo...na only house we dey build oo.

Its posts like these that makes me hate reading Nairaland whilst driving..

See as other drivers now dey look me like say I dey mad...

dubezj: pictures are not attaching, oh well.

dubezj: Good job Oga spyder!.
This is from a very silent student.
I went shopping for a new kitchen today at ikea, thought i'd bring you what my eyes saw, pictures.
I know they will not compensate your fantastic tutorials, but just a token .

prince_onx: Seems no action here lately! Or maybe updates still on the way.

achi4u: oga spyder88 happy sunday and a nice weekend.

le mi ask u a silly question,

Looking at very mansion at this stage , did u know that this is hw this house going to look like?

From one of ur students?

spyder880:

No question is silly my brother, in fact, questions like this brings back memories of those early days.

I must say that building this house was a big challenge which I was afraid of venturing into at first. First among my fears was the crossover into a new environment with a different soil structure. Coupled with the fact that I did not decide my full availability for this project due to my other commitments, (another full time employment/young family, circle of friends, etc)

Pardon my long epistle, but I must get to the answer after explaining the initial hurdles.

When I was given the plans of this house, I immediately saw something, this house is different from all the other houses I had built. The specifications at every page of the plan was explicit, the design was unique in its own way and that was the first challenge. I had an idea how it will look at the end, but my fear was the ground, the foundation!

Thanks to my client here, her was so helpful, he understood our first problems and stepped in to help provide the support we needed.

I knew it will look very beautiful when completed, so I decided to throw myself at the job full time, and today when I look back, I feel it was well worth all the efforts, when people stop their cars, come down and look around, they often ask which people did this work? You can imagine how happy we are with all their positive comments, but all thanks should go to the person who sat for months and designed this house, worked the maths and arrived at this rich design.

The final look of this house is still beign done, and from all indications its getting more beautiful everyday.

ukotmi: This for you, Spyder. Nwanne, you deserve every jug of nkwu ocha extended to you.

mufutau55:

Plenty Gbosa for Oga Spyder..


Hajji Mufutau

spyder880: We started the septic tank works behind the house today.

mufutau55:

Oga Spyder... Is the following sizes for soakaway good enough for 5 bedroom duplex and a two bedroom Mens Quarter?

Big one for Fieces is: 10ft x10ft and 12ft deep
Small One for Water etc is: 6ft x 6ft and 6ft deep.

Thanks for your ongoing usual help.

Hajji Mufutau

spyder880:
In my own opinion, its even too large. Only one duplex and MQ? 12ft x 8ft x 12ft depth will be fine, except you want it to take 10 years before it is full.

spyder880: The digging.....and the water......

spyder880: The digging.....and the water......