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Ndimkpurummiri:
Fulani and DSS have been vindicated once again

rmx:
Did about 35 to 37 I think .for 9 inch . Machine made , vibrated . With stone dust . Use 3x or other 42.5 variants for all my projects including block moulding

n3xt:
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These blocks were produced and used on a project by a real estate development company in Lagos.

It’s one of their selling point.

n3xt:
Talking about block moulding, whether it’s good or not. I think we need to understand the type of client we are serving.

The client I served in 2015 is completely different from the client in question.

2015 - 3strikes (Private Individual)
2022 - Grandbricks Ltd.

I wouldn’t expect anyone to treat the 2 client same way.

Grandbricks to the best of my knowledge should be a profit making business and should conduct her business different from a private individual.

So exploring every avenue to save cost without compromising on quality is a good one for Grandbricks. And one of the best way to achieve this is by investing in equipment for block production under strict supervision for standard and quality control.

Otherwise, what would make Grandbricks different from just any other person out there developing a house.

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Nonuplets

During the construction of Nonuplets, we bought blocks from the biggest block supplier in Ìbàdàn. We just had to live with what we were offered during the project. They weren’t all so fantastic despite the hefty price tag.

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Browne Mews

If I can recollect, I think we did about 15k block on Browne Mews before I went to setup NextHome’s solar powered block production facility in Lekki Scheme II and we never had issue of space constraints. We were deliberate in our planning.

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The Bariga 30 Flats

OIMC produced their blocks under strict supervision.

n3xt:
In January 2021, there’s someone here that I worked with on a 30 flats project. I only visit the project once but suggested ways to achieve more with less.

I gave him the same advice above. He was a first time self builder but I was amazed he did a 30 flats project in a record time as a self builder.


Here’s the link to the post: https9

n3xt:
Good job! Congratulations @ Thenext

When should we turn up?

n3xt:
The owner is here. I did a labour only contract. I kept all my part of the bargain but when people get good, they start looking for something better than good at the detriment of something more important.

Order is vital than speed in any project. Because a contractor is extremely fast at execution doesn’t mean there are no rules to be respected. Neither does it mean people should be treated anyhow.

If someone felt he can threaten me with a cheap nairaland blackmail, I’ll walk away without looking back and damning the consequences. For me, respect is earned and not bought.

When you know your value, nothing threatens your existence.

If he can get a better replacement for me, I wish him good luck! I mean a contractor who won’t charge a penny for preliminary of a multi-million naira project and yet still deliver so much in a space of 1 month.

If I share a private video with you, will you keep it private?

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Even if you say yes bro, I won’t share a thing with you. You’re a friend at arms length.
Go and find out more about the massive project and how 2 contractors had to leave in a space of 10 month.

The project is in a popular location in Ìbàdàn. Feel free to setup a panel of inquiry.

n3xt:
The owner is here. I’m here. The project journal is online. The site is in Ìbàdàn. It’s not so difficult to locate. It’s right in front of a landmark in Ìbàdàn.

Do your findings. I have nothing to hide. Ask from the neighborhood

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But Bros if no be love wey I love you, I for say you no well o. Looking for fraud cases and not a single one can be established.

Do you think raising 5 buildings in one month na beans? Check out the thread. Follow my YouTube channel and find out all the details you want. Go help yourself and find out the information you need.

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I wan enter KoboKobo market. We gat floor to pour. Do I have a permission to share? I will show you as I’m mixing concrete and pouring it on the floor. I will even write Baba Dunka on the konkere before you’d claim na 1970 project.

Many thanks to the silent ones who kept us busy. You’re our hero!

#otired

n3xt:
I’ll take a pass.

https://www.nairaland.com/1588017/nexthome-builders-2014-2015-new/4#29974472

Nonuplets by NextHome was valued at N560m. We still waka pass. QS still dey here
https://www.nairaland.com/6576114/construction-journal-nonuplets-nexthome#102154949

No be every food person dey chop. No be everyone be I neva chop.

#otired

n3xt:
Outdoor Living abi na Living Outdoor
hE

#inspiredspaces #outdoorliving #otired


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Good night everyone!

n3xt:
You can use lightgauge steel to build the fake wall and clad the wall with other materials. I intend using fibre cement boards for mine.

I have one ongoing on a personal build but I really don’t have the time to attend to it.

n3xt:
Price starting from N55,000

#otiredpromo

n3xt:
I confirm this yahoo guy with with trowel is very baaaaaaaaaaaad.

To confirm, try test the scammer with your money, you will cry back to your village. I used the paint on the Oshodi church project where holy ghostfire struck n3xt with paralysis.

n3xt:
At moment, I do not have access to the phone with the installation pictures.

I believe you’ll be fine with an L-shaped anchor bolt. But if I’m going to do this again, I’ll do a single baseplate with 8 mounting holes.

I’ll try do the sketch later today.

sonnie10:
Any monitoring that is not within the confines of the law is witch-hunt. Professional bodies are established by law. They make their rules based on existing laws. Congress empowers them to protect the public .
This is how a civilized society works.
It is not by mob action.

You and I do not decide who or who not to take actions against. That would be anarchy

AntiTerrorists:
Light is the South..the South is light

n3xt:
Congrats bro!

n3xt:
Few days ago, I shared this.

I did that because I knew this is a place filled with dumb people who would take any fraud allegation hook, link and sinker

n3xt:
This is for the slowpokes who can’t read with an open mind.

I’m sure you had no idea why the rush here to intimidate Brabus. It’s because you got nothing on me.
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n3xt:
Shout out to all the wonderful women out there who put down their aspirations and dreams for motherhood and child raising. You’re a legend!

We notice you. You matter a lot.

Are you a stay-at-home mom? Do you want a career in architecture? Join the discussion here: https://www.kobocity.com/d/45-the-hottest-new-house-design-ideas-and-how-to-achieve-them/14

sonnie10:
I am at lunch right now

n3xt:
Cheap emotional blackmail.

Is this your proof of fraud? No wonder you all claim Brabus is too mighty for y’all!

I won’t be able to dignify you with a response any further until you have a valid evidence of fraud to level against me. Phone a friend if need be.
The constructional journal is more than enough to answer all your concerns. https://www.nairaland.com/2089904/desmond-flats-ogombo-nexthome#29735553

You can have the stage now!

n3xt:
Prove it! Let’s just see what you have against Brabus

For the records, I’ll share this screenshot below. You can show me how Brabus, N3xt or NextHome defrauded his client.

How much did we defraud the client if I may ask from the N10m budget for a 5 unit of 2 bedroom flats in 2015?

Kindly help us with detailed information.

n3xt:
I don’t know except you tell us.

I signed a contract to deliver carcass of 5 units of 2 bed at N10m between Jan 13 and April 30 2015 and we handoff the project on 1st May 2015.

Client: 3strike, 3strikes
Project link: https://www.nairaland.com/2089904/desmond-flats-ogombo-nexthome#29735553

I hope this helps!