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Gvnl:From experience I do know something normally triggers it. But just give this a try......... Do a mix of (ginger+garlic) tea. Take a cup in the morning and evening. You can take vitamin C tabs and take as well. If your deodorant/body spray/perfume have a strong fragrance.......avoid using it for the next 7 days and observe if there are any changes. Most importantly give yourself more to natural air if you spend more time in air conditioned spaces. |
Zooposki:I don't think his advice will be that effective concerning the kind of catarrh the Op is trying to find a solution to. Also how would one know if his/her blood sugar is low to avoid drinking water and how does drinking water triggers stress hormones. As a habit I drink minimum 1-2 glass of water even before having my morning bath and do same before I sleep. |
Gvnl:Do you have allergies of some sort to smells, fragrance, odours, dust, etc,etc? Do you get the cataarh when you allow cold set in your body? Or what do you think triggers the catarrh? |
stunnert:Already CFA=Naira..........of what value do you think the naira will have in future that will cripple the dollar value.......or are you referring to another dollar currency maybe the Zimbabwe dollar |
kopell:It's not about how much it cost to put it....... Let me put it this way......... If the target is for low/medium income owners it may not work. If you can get high income owners, notable people and people with class from the public to live in such then you can get a good number of the former to live in same. The typical Nigerian mentality functions as "now we belong". |
kopell:How many Nigerians do you think would want to really actually literally live in a prefabricated home even if you make it free? |
bobkezel:So you're envisaging that while the lobby(s) will be stepped up every other section of the house will be stepped down. It will look good. It's all about your choice. But I'll advice if you're doing such, ensure the stepped down is 100mm(4" instead of 150mm(6" . |
sonnie10:The best response to your question is to do a "ramp" as part of it to accommodate such for the aged/elderly. |
bobkezel:This is a pix of what you intend doing.....
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nannymcphee:I am resident in Bayelsa State at the moment. If you'll need my services you can send me a private chat. Thanks. |
n3xt:On one of your post you talked about the change in levels on different points on the slab decking. What could your reason for such and is it done on certain specific areas on the build? |
BiigTee:Apologies once again. I want to assume that the new site engineer knows what he did as part to remedy the issue. Please do not get too angry to curse anyone. I'll appreciate if Rotech77 himself can go to your site and see or enquire from the new engineer that which he did to remedy the situation if it's structurally safe and appropriate. To me I believe he owes you that to do himself despite his busy schedule. |
We are to handle cost of LABOR and SUPERVISION ONLY.NO MATERIALS Material The client bought ALL the MATERIALS himself, even when he bought at high rate, it took me and my project manager to went round with him for a whole day to get the remaining materials at good rate in his present and he paid for such and they delivered it to site for him. The slab The client provides structural design which we follow accordingly without missing any part, ( pics attached) The stair way The issue of omonile delayed the casting and we finished the work at night around 9pm with touch light ( at the process ONLY ONE of the RISER plank break ( simple cutting off when-ready to tile the stir) not an issue ) Slab Slope As you all know the Last level is where to follow while preparing your slab beam which we did after himself and I with others worker checked the building height ( unfortunately nobody sense the buildings height is slightly diff in height by 6” in one side ) We did the formwork we put the reinforcements and he came to check it and he was there the day we casted it. Last and current issue @bigitie called me last Sunday that the decking is bouncing in sittingroom area, I said its not possible we did what we supposed to do and you saw it then, he now said another engr as take over the upper structure job ( bcs we don’t agree on price about this upper floor) so I said May be they loaded much block on a sport there, later he said the new man will take care of that. Later he said the building slope I said my site man will come on 3days time to check ( tue - wed) But my site man couldn’t make it until 4 days after ( today) they check round with the new man and himself and FOuND OUT THAT ITS 5” or so in slope In ONE side only due to POOR FOUNDATION they did for him with NON accurate block Height which the NEW ENGr that handle the new job also told him in the present of my site supervisor that went there to check. The issue . The bolded is not an excusable excuse. It's pure negligence of all your substitute staffs. Your negligence started from your carpenter and site supervisor. The new site engineer is just trying to collaborate the talk trying to drive away the blame. Let me use the lintel height to explain what your carpenter ought to have done........ This is where your carpenter and iron man ought to work together. At the point where you obviously notice uneven block at that height, you take appropriate level from the gdfloor to ascertain the true height and transfer all round.you can do this locally or by way of instrument.....whatsoever block that needs to be chipped off is done with and the iron man goes about his work properly. Please accept the blame and make amends with the client. That idea of shifting blame on who did foundation works is very unprofessional. I experienced such a thing as far back as 2008-2010 and I did not need to explain to the carpenter on what to do. I was then working with the company that handled former Gov. Amaechi 105 Health Centre Project in Rivers State. To the client Biig Tee apologies for what happened to you. I pray the new engineer remedied the job properly to avoid stories in future.[/quote] |
gbadexy:I see. Thanks very much. |
And may l add, Landlords should Stamp Duty their Tenancy Agreements, for it to be legally binding and Evidencial in court. It is just 0.78 % of Value. Not doing so can make a Judge refuse to accept your signed agreement as 'evidence' in Court, during an ejection hearing. Lastpage![/quote]Well done Sir.... I just found out that it's not entirely applicable in all the States of the federation because some States' National Assembly have not amended their stamp duty laws to effect such changes. |
gbadexy:Okay Sir, thanks. |
gbadexy:Please this external piping on the building is for what? |
emmaachile2:Okay. It's operational. It's at Ovom, hospital road, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. Thanks. |
emmaachile2:Is it possible to send to yenagoa-bayelsa state but I'm not sure there's a functional government post office. My number is 09027779642(whatsapp/call). Thanks. |
MrOkenwa:So you gave money just like that to build a house without having to see a complete BOQ/BOM; do people still do such things? Even if you don't intend to bargain, seeing a complete BOQ/BOM is a proof that the building will reach completion and that's the only thing that stands as a legal document. I hope Yansham will not be making that mistake....not now that price of building materials is climbing....... |
helinues:Hahaha..... You call it a shame.... Please how many flyover is there in Kwara State where the Saraki's literally built a dynasty for themselves and it's the same person who have eyes for the presidency and one many people were/are applauding..... ![]() |
micgray100:Engr. Gbenga. MNSE. RCOREN. R28166.......... Let me just ponder why none of the respected, respectful and respectable professionals on this thread and even on their private threads have not done what you have done when they started or even now...... Maybe they are still in the 19th century or not as well trained as you claim to be.......... I hope you're well trained in knowledge of the difference between putting a title before and after a persons' name...... ![]() |
micgray100:Is anyone arguing such with you? At your leisure time try and ask any of your seniors in the industry out there and not on NL....... |
micgray100:You're waiting for work ethics to be preached to you before you know....... Did you not study " Engineer in the society" in your institution and did your lecturer not tell you a bit about work ethics in the industry....... |
michlins:It's not a dicey situation. I am telling you how I have been operating. There are things which are not the norm but because clients allowed it not having any need for such. You see those paint buckets I keep some back and give some to the painter because I use the empty buckets in place for headpans during concrete works. Let me ask you a question if there was a left over of 4 full buckets of paints will you say the painter owns them all ? |
Badgers14:The empty paint buckets belongs to the client. There's no argument in such things. The client can give some to the painter to keep to avoid unnecessary arguments. I think we had a similar discussion here years ago but relating to electrical cables that a client paid to supply and wire the house and the electrician wanted to collected about 4 cables left of various sizes!!! So does the cables belong to the electrician? Na only government jobs wey left over materials are kept back by the contractor. |
stanley000:Do you want to hide under the need for approval for relevant authorities and you ended up doing a not too pleasant drawing..... If you were an architect you would not insult your fellow colleague and condemn his design except maybe that's what you do to get jobs.... Is that how you hustle? |
RealGboy I hope you're doing good and well. I look forward to reading your story and hope it gets to completion. |
stanley000:You're still throwing insults. You condemned the drawing his architect did and here we have yours posted as requested by you Does your design really look top notch Mr. Professional Architect? ![]() |
samoranononi:If you decide to go for this one. Instead of putting a glass block or window in that front because of natural light or whatever kindly add it as closet(wardrobe) to the master bedroom and probably put a fabricated glass door in the main lounge gaining access into the lobby to throw light there. Just my advice. |
flexyonline:It may worth the amount and it may not. The credentials of the person or firm and their experience in the industry may account for such. Certain times when a potential client is profiled by a contractor to have money then it's an avenue to make you pay above the norm. But you can always get it for less and even less. The most important thing is getting a good design that meets modern requirements for human habitation given the land size and shape. |
micgray100:Cc.. samoranoni |
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instead of 150mm(6"
