AllforJesus7:


Lol I didn't do undercover for anyone. I am not affiliated to those set of people. Even when I had my former monikers they were just to troll and laugh after stressful working days.

Lol I really want to know what your opinion is of Buhari now. I want to know if you have repented of your support for him Considering how you used to bash those you termed as wailers back then.

Vuvuzelala:
you mistake me for someone else, but you r co convinced its somone you know . Reason I have called you a lunatic

AllforJesus7:


I direct that back at you.

sweetsell:
Where did I indicated I am from Anambra ? Pls primary school dropout ain't allowed to quote me, thanks.

Focusmind:


My brother, I have been saying this but our businessmen and government are not creative. The sand surface of the south east is one of the best in manufacturing the kiln fired red bricks for building.

Go to USA and South Africa and see brick industries producing bricks from red soil. Some south African companies imports red mud soil from Lesotho and Zimbabwe.

Why not set up a brick industries that will use kiln furnace to produce high quality bricks for building.

We spend millions of dollars importing bricks from south Africa for exterior rendering in buildings in Nigeria when we have the main natural resources - the red mud soil.

I bought each pack of red south African brick for 6,500 to use for my exterior covering. I would have loved to cover the whole building with red bricks but the cost is just too high.

I love brick feel of buildings. It brings out long lasting aesthetics than the paintings we usually do here.

Check out Stanford University in US, red brick houses every where.

Nigeria's red soil doesn't need colour addition to bring out the redness as the soil itself is earth red rich already.

If I have money, investing in high quality red bricks production would be my target.

OJURONGBE1:



There's Clay industry at oregun, Ikeja . They produce quality brick tiles .

Focusmind:

Please help me with their contact and address. I stay in lagos