Much cheaper in 9ja but the quality nah die

6" = N188 + N18.8 tax

9" = N210 + N21 tax

We r tested and trusted . A trial may convince. We have our own trucks and we use our own trucks for delivery and dats y r prices are far different from others. We deliver a complete tonnage requested. If u r not satisfied with d tonnage at delivery, don't pay us.
For quality granite of any size and also if u need to hire dump trucks to work on ur site, contact smiley haulage and logistics. whatsapp and calls only: 07081961127; Pin:7E2B91CE; adenijihoo@gmail.com. Thanks.

We can supply u all ur granites anywia in ibadan sir.

EgunMogaji:
Much cheaper in 9ja but the quality nah die

6" = N188 + N18.8 tax

9" = N210 + N21 tax

this one id trailer jam am e no go break...


And I guess is not hollow blocks like the one we have here

twinskenny:
this one id trailer jam am e no go break...


And I guess is not hollow blocks like the one we have here

THEY ARE HOLLOW BLOCKS LIKE THE ONES IN Nigeria. THESE ARE STRONGER.

twinskenny:
this one id trailer jam am e no go break...
And I guess is not hollow blocks like the one we have here

Hollow Yes. But the material mixtures and other additives are not the same... You can see the cement in the blocks not just sands like Naija.
You need an electric saw cutter to divide it not little trowel like Naija.

Hajji M.

smiley001:
We r tested and trusted .
A trial may convince.
We have our own trucks and we use our own trucks for
delivery and dats y r prices are far different from others.
We deliver a complete tonnage requested.
If u r not satisfied with d tonnage at delivery, don't pay us.

For quality granite of any size and also if u need to hire
dump trucks to work on ur site, contact smiley haulage and
logistics. whatsapp and calls only: 07081961127;
Pin:7E2B91CE; adenijihoo@gmail.com. Thanks.


We can supply u all ur granites anywia in ibadan sir.

I responded to your email and will reach out to you on WhatsApp.

I need sharp sand and granite, small load for now so let me know your price. Elebu area.

I give everybody one chance please don't abuse it as you won't get a second. Thanks Sir.

mufutau55:


Hollow Yes. But the material mixtures and other additives are not the same... You can see the cement in the blocks not just sands like Naija.
You need an electric saw cutter to divide it not little trowel like Naija.

Hajji M.

And you better have a good stock of blades as it eats them like water on stone

FastShipping:


THEY ARE HOLLOW BLOCKS LIKE THE ONES IN Nigeria. THESE ARE STRONGER.

wow

here u can use hand to divide our blocks.. lol

mufutau55:


Hollow Yes. But the material mixtures and other additives are not the same... You can see the cement in the blocks not just sands like Naija.
You need an electric saw cutter to divide it not little trowel like Naija.

Hajji M.

wow..

EgunMogaji:

And you better have a good stock of blades as it eats them like water on stone

And now they wonder how houses here lasted for 100 years with good maintenance... our people cutting corners..

Hajji M.

mufutau55:


And now they wonder how houses here lasted for 100 years with good maintenance... our people cutting corners..

Hajji M.

I remember trying to cut a block and hit it with the sharp side of a trowel, it damn near cut my forehead off as the brick rejected my advance and sent the trowel back at me

We normally don't plaster fences built with block. The one where I live was built in the 70s and is as good as new. From what I can see now of the fence I put up in Nigeria in March, they no born me well make I no plaster am soon as its doing something melting like water hitting sugar

EgunMogaji:

I remember trying to cut a block and hit it with the sharp side of a trowel, it damn near cut my forehead off as the brick rejected my advance and sent the trowel back at me

We normally don't plaster fences built with block. The one where I live was built in the 70s and is as good as new. From what I can see now of the fence I put up in Nigeria in March, they no born me well make I no plaster am soon as its doing something melting like water hitting sugar

You are not kidding.... I know what you mean by the strength of those blocks... and they are water repellant too, that is why you don't need to plaster them. And they don't black and started growing algae either... we have a long way to go in Naija, but we are getting there.

Hajji M.

EgunMogaji:


I remember trying to cut a block and hit it with the sharp side of a trowel, it damn near cut my forehead off as the brick rejected my advance and sent the trowel back at me

We normally don't plaster fences built with block. The one where I live was built in the 70s and is as good as new. From what I can see now of the fence I put up in Nigeria in March, they no born me well make I no plaster am soon as its doing something melting like water hitting sugar

wow not here baba... before u torch blocks here dey go don break on ther own accord lol

EgunMogaji:


I responded to your email and will reach out to you on WhatsApp.

I need sharp sand and granite, small load for now so let me know your price. Elebu area.

I give everybody one chance please don't abuse it as you won't get a second. Thanks Sir.

ok sir and no problem wit dat. wot quantities in tonnage(sand and granite) do u need respectively sir? still waiting for ur whatsapp notification 07081961127.

smiley001:


ok sir and no problem wit dat. wot quantities in tonnage(sand and granite) do u need respectively sir? still waiting for ur whatsapp notification 07081961127.

Okay I sent you a WhatsApp message though you should just post your per tonne price on here for all to see if you're confident

10 tonnes of sharp sand and 10 tonnes of granite delivered to Elebu area. I need the per tonne price to compare you with your colleagues.

Forget Americana o, I'm omo molete (Ibadan Grammar School) from the days of baba adedibu and olunloyo so my head is there

EgunMogaji:

Forget Americana o, I'm omo molete (Ibadan Grammar School) from the days of baba adedibu and olunloyo so my head is there

Mesi Ogo original... ajoro sun.

Hajji M.

These ones are specialized blocks. Will be a lot more expensive. But they are solid and for exterior of secured buildings like stores. This is of Best Buy in Pasadena, California.

I wish I can do the exterior of my house like this. No need for painting and is eye popping extra strong. I'll look for a pic but a full size car has run into a store built with this before, with collapse of the wall in tact. Tipped over but blocks did not break.

Nigerian bricklayers, you do good work and I duff my hat to you for the environment that you work in but please look closely at the mortar work and weep

I don't buy into the making level so have to use extra mortar. I you calculate correctly, set very good string and take you time I am sure that you can do this fantastic mortar work too. I'll pay for the extra time for this quality.

EgunMogaji:
These ones are specialized blocks. Will be a lot more expensive. But they are solid and for exterior of secured buildings like stores. This is of Best Buy in Pasadena, California.

I wish I can do the exterior of my house like this. No need for painting and is eye popping extra strong. I'll look for a pic but a full size car has run into a store built with this before, with collapse of the wall in tact. Tipped over but blocks did not break.

Nigerian bricklayers, you do good work and I duff my hat to you for the environment that you work in but please look closely at the mortar work and weep

I don't buy into the making level so have to use extra mortar. I you calculate correctly, set very good string and take you time I am sure that you can do this fantastic mortar work too. I'll pay for the extra time for this quality.

I see these blocks all the time, I thought there were Cut from Stones (large pieces of rocks), did know they were molded from block. But we have cements and sand in Nigeria, why can people mold similar blocks? even if they would cost more. They look beautiful and give a natural appeal to the landscape.

sonnie10:


I see these blocks all the time, I thought there were Cut from Stones (large pieces of rocks), did know they were molded from block. But we have cements and sand in Nigeria, why can people mold similar blocks? even if they would cost more. They look beautiful and give a natural appeal to the landscape.

It's piece by piece. There are different types, you can search for decorative concrete blocks.

I met a construction worker once who worked on laying this 12 feet high for 15 miles on a freeway project.

sonnie10:

I see these blocks all the time, I thought there were Cut from Stones (large pieces of rocks), did know they were molded from block. But we have cements and sand in Nigeria, why can people mold similar blocks? even if they would cost more. They look beautiful and give a natural appeal to the landscape.

Greediness.... Plenty money, small/less work.

Hajji M.