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lurlah2014:
GOD BLESSING WILL NEVER SEIZE IN OUR LIFE


YOU DON COMOT FROM LEVEL I PASS MY NEIGBOUR TO LEVEL LANDLORD BE THAT

Thank you my dear

semitunde:
I can't find the kitchen or is it just my eyes?

Also one of the rooms there could have had its walls to an adjoining space collapsed for a walk in closet and master bedroom; or make it an ensuite master bedroom toilet/bathroom.

The land seems OK and I'm hoping you won't go beyond the bungalow by later adding more floors so you're fine.

Thumbs up!

The kitchen is left beside the birthroom

Thanks for the observation

Fully plastered

"Now exhausted but still in pursuit"... Judges 8:4

100Cents:
Your camera sharp die..

Na my SONY XPERIA O O. It really cool
Thanks

bolt000:
Thumbs up bro u made the right decision by building and not buying. I just have one question tho, its abt the water ish. Which is better in intially drilling a borehole and buying a gen to pump water or buying water from those people that come and supply to ur site, having in mind that the borehole u have it for life(tho it costs about 300k or so) which did or are u using? Fyi Dont mind my english costruction

If you hav an initial plan to drill please go ahead, but if not then you can buy, it largely depends on availability of water in such area

I wanted to drill as well but later the cost of doing so would have affected the completion of the building so I jettisoned and decided to buy instead

Roofing done

engrkenny:
Building what? you mean town planning people that come to look for egunje??

Yea..you know them well sir.
At the end they demanded 50k but we settled with 20k

Roofing stage

Room stage

princeFAD:
why were you asked to stop work as per the marking on the building?

Local government usually come to know about the building plan.

Normally if you go before starting your building, they would end up delaying you and ripping you off, so the best is to start and settle them afterwards.. Which we did

Plan b

Original plan

the initial plan

as there was some minor adjustment later on

agarawu23:
You mould blocks by yourself?

yes sir.
that is "best"

at the timber market to buy wood and roofing material

agarawu23:
OK sir!

I am only interested in the type of house you are building,
Cost to roofing level (let us know how many blocks, cement, sand, iron, gravel and how much you paid your workers )
Cost of roofing


You will finish and live there soon by the grace of God

upto the lintel, we used about 300bags of cement

thanks for the compliments

the initial plan- we did some adjustments, like you would see later

darkenkach:
Stop work!!

yea. that is local government
one has to pay some charges after which we continue

MrJohnAgbo:
Wish you all the best. The Lord is your strength.

thank you sir
more blessing to all

this is a four bedroom bungalow

kingofchess:
is the nairalander a bricklayer?

no sir. they are the workmen

@vitality22 and @agarawu23- this was the the promise I made to share my experience, now you can ask me some questions ;I will try to give answers to such

let me start by appreciating those Nlanders who have taking this part before now and did not hesitate to share their experiences, I must say that those were a great deal of encouragement to Us in general and Mua in particular

I remember someone asking in a particular thread "which was more preferable between buying and building a house?" of which I posited that building gives alot of challenges and stories to tell but at the end, life itself is all about you telling your own stories (like building a house) as against buying story books (more like buying a house)

lastly, I thought of building in Lagos but then I remembered "aku ruo ulo" and decided to build in my villa.

Happy view!

Ndi "ogwu ego"
He done use them collect blood

[quote author=funkyglitz post=43236367][/quote]Am not from there..

Between us, don't tell anyone just agree with me, they are special breed.

Good job.

T.A ORJI a.k.a (thief after orji) could not work in the broad daylight for complete eighth years

Now we have someone who is busy as to work in the night... May God turn his night to day!

NgeneUkwenu:
This ashawoo Afikpo Chi! Useless Woman...

Afikpo women are the most beautiful and intelligent creatures in these "Niger-area," called Nigeria... as in correct "asamkpoto"

OXYGEN01:
See mumu.If you claim your country is better why are you then living in Ghana?UNGRATEFUL BEING.
And mind you, though the population of Ghana is estimated around 27million(i dnt believe in that though) Ghanaians dont produce 2 billion barrels of oil on daily basis unlike nigeria.
Even with that Ghana is far ahead of nigeria in everything positive.Infact you cant compare present day nigeria.nigeria is worse than poo

did you say" 2billion barrels?"

raayah:
I am sure your mum is a woman, is she alsp emotionally damaged because she watches tv?

I never made the assumption.

you keep equating men and violent tendencies all through your write up.

you don't make such sweeping remarks because indirectly you include your very own blood.

raayah:
All these spinning and spinning will not hide the truth, men are violent and our society is being destroyed by men.

If you can spin it and say that women are affected by telemundo, why can't I say men are affected by violent games ( we even have proof for this)?

You can't have it both ways, its either movies influence people or not.

Now tell me, violence is ruining our society and making men murderers.

I think we should be more worried about violent movies than romance movies.

am sure your dad is also a man, so how violent is he?

does Senate have the right to do so?

na number 8 sure pass.. if the woman spits on her husband, she go bring fowl...

mek she continue dey spit...with enough fowl, na for me to open chicken Republic

these guys are nothing but fraudsters ,with exception of few,but I don't blame them, rather I blame our labour laws and labour union that give them the audacity to maltreat Nigerian workers.