Moda1:
Thanks so after the 10yrs , it wears off?

mountmoriah:
no, it doesn't wear off, that is just the warranty giving by the manufacturer on the tiles

Moda1:
Thanks for answering this

Moda1:
Thanks for answering this

n3xt:


This reminded me of the sordid event that happened to one of my big aunties and her 2 boys in 2002 who lost their lives during a fire outbreak at their residence in Bodija, Ibadan.

https://nigeriaworld.com/columnist/uzokwe/061902.html

michlins:
some sentiments should be left for the west. We live in a precarious place and we don't have the luxury of choice. Whichever way we can scrape out a living and is legitimate, do it. When we get to the top, we can join the rules

diordaves:


An eight year old child should not be fiddling with electrod, sparks, cutting and grinding tools.

There's a solution already. The child should go back to school to acquire basic education to a minimum of JSS level and can then learn a trade in a safe structured environment IF proven to be struggling with academic learning.

Child labour and exploitation is real. There's the United Nations convention against child labour and exploitation to which Nigeria is a signitory.

My eight years old boy will not "learn work" but go to school. I wish same for all children particularly Africa children No under age labour on my site and I will not buy any product I'm aware is made from/by child labour.

Every child has an unqualified (human) right to education to SSS level.

It is sad to read here such lackadaisical attitude to child labour.

As a business owner, not encouraging child labour is part of your Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). This is part of what you give back to society.

michlins:
point out where I said I have an eight years old under my employ.

Society failed him and he choose to take up his own destiny

n3xt:


Sagamu, Ogun State.

Lifting from Isara Quarry

n3xt:


Clement | Carpenter | 08060694043

He’s currently in Cotonou and should be back by Monday.
Please kindly be patient with him. He does not understand nor speak queens english.

uncleteeh:

But he can join wood A with wood B to make a perfect and desired figure X that is missing.
Wonderful Carpenter Clement.

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bigcountry234:


Oh thought is Ibadan,thanks.

EgunMogaji2:
When I was Mr. Americana I hated to see young people on my sites. I felt it wasn’t a good move because I was measuring things with an American yardstick.

After I became tenured on the ground then I started seeing a lot of things differently.

That kid at the construction site could as well be the bread winner for his family. There are lots of complicated and maddening circumstances in Nigeria.

What I do is ensure that young folks are not tasked beyond their capacity and they get an education. Let me explain. For example I taught one to know why they count number of pans.

The younger folks get extra cash from me directly at the end of the day.

The numbskuls making laws up and down are consciousless twits who are isolated from the realities on the ground. I don’t use those as justification.

Most of the self made millionaires in the USA are trade people.

Please don’t quote me as I didn’t quote anybody. I have running stomach

n3xt:


I got same amount in Ibadan 2 months ago

coldcandy:
Education is not only for certificates and employment.
Education is for the development of the human person, his intellect and general awareness of his surroundings.
A skilled millionaire who is a social misfit is of no use to the society.
Let everyone be able to read, write, speak and think/reason in at least one language.

n3xt:


Clement | Carpenter | 08060694043

He’s currently in Cotonou and should be back by Monday.
Please kindly be patient with him. He does not understand nor speak queens english.

omanzo02:

How many pieces or sqm are usually in a carton?

multikolour:
A young child learning how to fix things is not education for you.
It's common thing to say a hausa or igbo man is illiterate, when he/she can read and write in a given language (definition of literacy).
But because he or she can not speak English he is an illiterate.

He is receiving or giving systematic instruction and the workshop is the school or university

igbonla:
A ghost follower of this thread for a long while, but want to commend @darenyx and @QSFemi for their professionalism and very nice disposition. I contacted both gentlemen and ended up commissioning them for their services, I got seamless experiences that were expeditiously delivered and wished life with Nigerians was that easy!

I picked @darenyx because of the recommendation by @EgunMogaji2 while @QSFemi's reputation precedes him, he is all over the thread dishing out free opinions.

Thanks guys and best of luck in your journey.

Jasobry:


I was told today by a cement distributor that the current price of cement is caused by them(major distributor) and that the cabals want them to maximise profit for now. He said the government wont interfare,because they are involved.

henrymor:
Hi sirs/Mas

Good afternoon. Please, how much do you think the workmanship of doing POP for a 3 bedroom bungalow will cost? The person that want to do it said 222k. Please what do you think is the fair price. Thank you!

Regards,

Henry

coldcandy:

Go back and read slowly the post u quoted. Read again and translate it to your native language for better understanding. Then come back and state where i said skills acquisition is not education.

If your blacksmith workshop is your school or university, good for you.
If your shop at alaba mkt is your polytechnic, that is fantastic.

KolaShangOne:


Its cheaper and doesnt get eaten by termites.

But aesthetically, it doesnt look good. Its spongy and turns black-ish.

jiday4:


Thank you sir , have taken mine mind off it , will try save more and buy the right wood

EgunMogaji2:


A wise decision Sir.