megacontrol:
Hello n3xt,

Where are you with your BUA link to supply directly from factory to Lagos market?

I assume this is what you will be using for block molding at your new project.

Will be willing to take some supplies if its available at the right price.

Thanks chief.

megacontrol:
I like the fact that you've been an advocate for hiring professionals.

Can you and all the practicing builders here confirm they are dully registered with NIB/NSE/COREN or other bodies as the case may be?

Can all the dully registered professionals on this forum signify, provide their registration nos for verification and state the licensing body?

This might be a good place to start from.

n3xt:


Me I am advanced baba lati who controls scores of certificate holders.

You might want to pop in to my studio one day and we show you what we’ve got.

uncleteeh:

Your work is even more of a contractor, you bring professionals together to work for you.
That's the difference BTW us and Baba Láti who will want to be the architect, structural engineer, M&E engineers at the same time.

bixton:




It appears you're not a Nigerian..........

What gives you the right to ask for such?

Maybe you should open a thread for such and put up your certification for scrutiny as the first candidate..........Or better still change the topic of this thread to suit your cravings?


Assuming everyone does according to your ridiculous statement are you going to give all of them building projects to do and you pay them according to the age of their certification and number of years of experience?


Nothing person no go see for NL..............

n3xt:


Me I am advanced baba lati who controls scores of certificate holders.

You might want to pop in to my studio one day and we show you what we’ve got.

n3xt:


Me I am advanced baba lati who controls scores of certificate holders.

You might want to pop in to my studio one day and we show you what we’ve got.

diordaves:


The thing no reach so na. As you just hear verification, your blood just dey hot.

rotecch77:


You this man, actually I like your comments/ answer “advance baba Lati

Once you are ADVANCED baba Lati, baba uche,
You are a professional
There so many things attached to the word “Advanced”
-Education
-theory
- practical
- seminars
-thinking out of box
- certificates
Etc

Not the so called baba Lati that can only work on assumptions as ( bricklayer, carpenter, QS, structural engr, etc)

bixton:




It appears you're not a Nigerian..........

What gives you the right to ask for such?

Maybe you should open a thread for such and put up your certification for scrutiny as the first candidate..........Or better still change the topic of this thread to suit your cravings?


Assuming everyone does according to your ridiculous statement are you going to give all of them building projects to do and you pay them according to the age of their certification and number of years of experience?


Nothing person no go see for NL..............

kopell:
Sir there is no need to be this aggressive, he is just suggesting an idea that is being practiced around the world. We understand our system and government don’t have visions, not ready for national planning for development. Why do I say this, everything in our country is politic, tribalism. People are loyal to their tribe them country. How can we develop with these kinds of mentality.

EgunMogaji2:
A picture is worth a thousand words.

nnadychuks:
yes I’m in Delta too but I sell only the materials (POP cement and fiber).
POP CEMENT:
ABS: #7,300
Top white: 7000

bixton:


Sir...

Do you also agree to this.........

He should have also requested for certifications/trade test from baba lati, iron fitter, window fabricator, pop installer etc,etc, etc, and make verifications at the relevant bodies.

If one wants to work professional he/she should go down the whole mile.

This is the way it's practiced around the world that Nigeria seems not to be part of..........

davodyguy:


Inside life

In December, i bought N9000

May be I should have waited

Jasobry:


Abs now 6500
JK 6000

In my location

Jasobry:


Abs now 6500
JK 6000

In my location

EazyMoh:

Where pls?

sinorte:
Good afternoon, please I need someone to help me images of fence dressing and designs that I can adopt for my fence.

@n3xt,
Please help me look into your archive, something minimalistic

kopell:
Sir, both of you are right. If we have functional systems that work from top to bottom all these things is not what we be discussing online, though the rules are completely different when it comes government contracts.

abdulwastecx:


I have an architect friend with jobs in Kaduna and Kano, I will see him to know if he has space.

davodyguy:


Inside life

In December, i bought N9000

May be I should have waited

bixton:


Sir,.......
It's quite disheartening that we do not have functional systems but we have good operational systems that enables jobs/projects to be executed. Many of these is because we as individuals in one way or the other are either complacent or negligent.

The construction industry has alot of professional bodies/institutions under it directly/indirectly........even people doing logistics/supply are not exempted.

Let the proposed bill be re-written properly and penalities be spelt out for defaulters from both clients to professionals of all cadres............

sonnie10:


Oga, laws are meant for the people and not the people for the law. Sometimes, in making laws we balance the harm vs benefit. In the the case of housing in Nigeria as a whole, we have a problem that outweighs any draconian law and this is in most communities. That problem is the shortage of livable (not even affordale ) housing. Common sense and discretion should be applied, so that we don't throw the baby away with the bath water. Wisdom means we cannot pull down a one bedroom apartment of a widow because she did not follow building codes and could not use the service of professionals. The argument might be in favour of safety and standard but my grandmother has been living in her house which was built before the war till date.

We will get to that point you envisaged when government start providing free or affordable housing for the citizens who cannot afford a standard house of their own. In contries where we copy these law, at least that is the first thing they have in place, that way nobody would have any excuse to build an undesirable house.
Secondly, where is the data that shows that there is an urget problem. That poorly contrusted houses are killing or causing saftey issues for Nigerian?
What is the average household income of most Nigerians and compare that to the cost of building a standard family house (2-3 bedroom)?

abdulwastecx:


I have an architect friend with jobs in Kaduna and Kano, I will see him to know if he has space.

bixton:




It appears you're not a Nigerian..........

What gives you the right to ask for such?

Maybe you should open a thread for such and put up your certification for scrutiny as the first candidate..........Or better still change the topic of this thread to suit your cravings?


Assuming everyone does according to your ridiculous statement are you going to give all of them building projects to do and you pay them according to the age of their certification and number of years of experience?


Nothing person no go see for NL..............