Larwin:
The compound is not that small....But what is the essence of giving each apartment a personal borehole

Larwin:
@laudate...the images me am looking at here can accommodate cars conveniently. Each front should be able to take 4cars and the sides still have space...except if its dangote trucks the occupants are using...Its just the camera shot angle that makes it look as if it has no space.

I understand yr point about each apartment having a separate borehole. but i am 40% sure all these boreholes might end up being useless at the end. Remember they make no mention of treatment plant, i believe they left that for the occupants to solve on there own. That is the problem we have with Lagos. Also the specification of the borehole drilled needs to be question. Is it the type where the occupants will be battling with salt, iron or shits...Did they look into environmental/nature protection scheme.

Have you seen mud/land slide before? if not but am sure you would have seen borehole collapsing, its a junior brother to land slides because the formations are getting weaker day by day. It might not happen now but think about the future generation. I dont know the competency of the contractor involved but he should have gone for a centralize borehole, a central treatment house, not plant in this case and employ a facility manager to be in charge. each building can have there stanchion and geepee tanks. if properly done, i dont think there will be any issue of not having water, maintenance will nt b a problem and in the end lot of lives will be saved and future generations will be preserved.

laudate:


I don't think we are looking at the same images, o! Where exactly would those 4 cars be accommodated in each compound? I can't see it, o! Only the sides of the house have a little space. And if they park behind each other on that narrow main access way in front of the houses, then it means they would have to wake up each neighbour to move his car, before the next car can successfully get out of the way. All dat wahala for a 55 million naira house? Mba nu!

As for the central borehole, I totally agree that it is better to have a central one than having individual boreholes, but trust me with the Naija mentality of our people, and the poor way facility management is practised in this country, you would definitely opt for your own borehole to avoid wahala. I know several estates with a centralised borehole & water treatment facilities, where such facilities have either fallen into disrepair, or have become a subject of dispute or have been turned off just to spite the residents, because they had a disagreement about water rates/tariff. Abeg, for Nigeria the 'tori dey always get k-leg!

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