All HAIL ZOOGERIA!

The bridge should wait for at least 48days of curation period before allowing heavy duty vehicles to pass on it.

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

Governor's online keyboard worrior spotted� Meanwhile, we now know you read civil engineering and you still remember those big terms that came out in ur exams.

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

What if the contractor did the job based on the money given to him for the project?

lalasticlala:


https://twitter.com/SaharaReporters/status/1391624514472132609

small bridge he cannot build properly what is the difference between him and Desmond Elliot

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

Oga no come dey showcase urself say u study civil engineering. Mumu. Go and sleep