Properties › Re: General Topic Thread-To Discuss Anything And Everything in Building Construction by drkay(m): 7:21pm On Jul 29, 2020 |
Focusmind: I was able to see this HSL Broker. I earlier contracted him to do additional windows for me as I opened up more walls in my house for windows. I paid for everything but could not hear from him. My thought was that the guy had ran away with my money. We were able to track him and found out that he was in an isolation center with Corona virus and sick. I had earlier written bad things about him on his thread in nairaland. I felt pity for him. I had to pull them down again.
It is not in my character to spoil people's business. I had to delete all the things I said about him. I told him that he should have carried me along if he was taken to the isolation center by Governor Wike's COVID-19 task force, but he said he lost his phone at the center and couldn't replace it at that time because of money since he was not able to go out.
The good thing was that he referred us to the location where my work was going on and we went there and I saw the whole windows almost completed. My perception of him changed. I don't know if this is his character as I haven't heard any bad thing about him before this incident. Also let it be that the client is not the one failing to abide by the terms of the contract. I am an independent consultant and I deal with clients that are too difficult to work with, always raising issue. Even before this my issue with him, I held back before making my conclusion to avoid crucifying an innocent person. When I mentioned that I paid a popular nairalander here for a window without the job being delivered, people ask me for his moniker. I didn't provide it as I wanted to be sure of the intent of the guy as I wouldn't be able to sleep if I label false accusation on someone.
The good thing is that he had delivered on the job given to him
Below are the pictures of my windows we saw yesterday. Just as predicted. I know you dont owe him or anyone here any explanation or review about the said guy. I dont know him personally, other than I've recently referred a subordinate at work to him recently. Sir, in as much as this can be true, the hslbroker guy didn't manage the situation properly. He wasnt sick when the money was being transferred into his account. Then, why didn't he return their money or directed them to where their materials were, if he had procured them? I directed somebody to contact him via his WhatsApp number that was copied on his thread and he responded well, the guy would have probably contacted him to seal a deal with him, after this Eid holiday if not for this thing that pop up. He has been persistently seeing the allegations against him here and some of his close associates here would have probably contacted him to ask him questions. He really shouldn't hinge his refusal to do the appropriate thing on those flimsy excuses. He lost his fone but he has been having access to Nairaland abi? 3m no be beans abeg. I think he has lost his reputation here, if he had any ab initio and any attempt to salvage his already dent reputation should be discouraged. His next victim may be someone dearie to you Sir. |
Properties › Re: General Topic Thread-To Discuss Anything And Everything in Building Construction by drkay(m): 7:25am On Jul 26, 2020 |
DaBogu: Please what's can be done to remedy the situation of the crack wall in the picture below Hmmm, interesting. As a layman that I am, I think that building should be sitting on a raft foundation which I dont think it is. That foundation is not stable. Solution to this(I pray there's one) may be very costly and/or temporary. Let's see what the elders have to say. |
Politics › Re: Real Reasons Nigerians Are Barred From Jobs In Dubai by drkay(m): 5:41pm On Jul 25, 2020 |
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Properties › Re: What Are The Merits And Demerits Of Handing Over One's Property To A Lawyer by drkay(m): 1:12pm On Jul 21, 2020 |
seyi360: I'm trying to decide whether or not to engage a lawyer to handle my property. If yes, to what extent? This is what would also like to figure out in few weeks time. Following |
Health › Re: 58 Nigerian Doctors Stopped At Lagos Airport, Were Promised Millions By UK Firm by drkay(m): 9:54am On Jul 12, 2020 |
confun: Doc, you have tried abeg, just free them... Let's concentrate on better things that matter.... Yes bro. I wouldn't want to engage him in any discourse. |
Health › Re: 58 Nigerian Doctors Stopped At Lagos Airport, Were Promised Millions By UK Firm by drkay(m): 9:13am On Jul 12, 2020 |
poiunt: There was nothing like that written in all the article.
How will a company organized visa waiver when they are not the embassy.
Scam of the highest order.
So you think, the Nigerian govt won't be inform by the UK embassy if they wanted doctors.
Read the letter
Who starts a letter with
I am the recruitment agent, no name in the letter, no address, nothing traceable except pay so and so . Okay Sir. |
Health › Re: 58 Nigerian Doctors Stopped At Lagos Airport, Were Promised Millions By UK Firm by drkay(m): 4:45am On Jul 12, 2020 |
poiunt: To qualify as a doctor in the UK, you must have written and passed plab 1 and 2
There was no flight, there is a travel ban in place
International airport is not opened only local. Those doctors are post-plab2 and are registered with the GMC already. They were 'trapped ' in Nigeria after coming back from the UK, to process the necessary documents needed for their GMC registration. They were (un)fortunate to be in Nigeria at this moment as many of their colleagues in other countries had joined the NES and NHS already. You think 58 doctors would be so stupid to fall for this arrangement if it was an organized scam? They have colleagues scattered all over the UK who are doing the background checks for them. The truth is that the government would not come out to tell people the main reason why they didn't allow those doctors to leave, at least, at this moment. Remember no politician can travel now. They need those doctors than ever before. |
Politics › Re: Before The Crucifixion Of Ibrahim Magu By Dele Momodu by drkay(m): 11:42am On Jul 11, 2020 |
Nice piece Mr Dele Momodu. |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dubai Company Excludes Nigerian Applicants From Vacancies by drkay(m): 4:57am On Jul 09, 2020 |
loneprof: I hope they know there's no other African country that can fill Nigeria's shoes in terms of skills and qualifications. There may be some bad eggs, but my people are still the most educated and hard-working in Africa.
As for the image thing, let's not resort to blaming some individuals for that, it's a collective thing. If you are doing the right thing as a Nigerian living abroad, then you have done your part, those who know you will use you as a good example. We are a nation of 200m people with the most corrupt and wicked politicians in the world, you can't expect some youths not to go haywire. You're a patriotic Nigerian. |
Properties › Re: House Completed. by drkay(m): 2:25pm On Jul 08, 2020 |
Handsomebeing: Started in February and moved in Over The Weekend. Thanks to the guys I spoke to privately.
God bless. Congratulations. Nice design. May the new house usher good things for you and the family. Ile atura. |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Magu Sent Back To Police Custody by drkay(m): 2:14am On Jul 08, 2020 |
This guy was occupying one of the most sensitive positions in the public service. He should be sentenced accordingly If found guilty, to serve as a deterrence to others. |
Politics › Re: Take A Look At The Children Begging Me In Abuja-pics by drkay(m): 4:59pm On Jul 06, 2020 |
Gjrich: They are not Fulani children. They are the Diffa Arabs from the eastern desert part of Niger republic, close to Libya, though the children are born here in Nigeria. Even in Niger republic, they don't like to intermarry the black nigeriens. Very proud people. The children go out for begging while the parents stay close-by watching from afar. Your comment gave justice the topic. Kudos
In Niger, the Arab nomadic tribes are located in the eastern part of the country, mostly in the Diffa region. The Arabs in Niger are known as Diffa Arabs because of this. The Arabs of Niger practice Islam. They speak Arabic and came into Niger from Sudan and Chad at some point during the 19th century. In recent years the Arabs have come into conflict with other ethnic groups in the country, particularly the Hausa, Tuareg, and Kanuri. |
Travel › Re: FG To Shut Third Mainland Bridge For Six Months by drkay(m): 4:07pm On Jul 06, 2020 |
E don happen |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 12:04pm On Jun 27, 2020 |
damiflo: No, which type of account is best? For a salary earner Your company’s PRO, if he’s Arabic, can go with you. Few banks would still decline though, his presence will make things a lot easier for you. Try Emirate NBD, DIB and ADCB. Savings acc is okay for salary. |
Crime › Re: BREAKING: FBI Lists 6 Nigerians Among Most Wanted Cyber Criminals (full List) by drkay(m): 9:47am On Jun 27, 2020 |
You can imagine. These guys have done worse to our image in the international community than our so called politicians. |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 8:59am On Jun 07, 2020 |
bankybobo11: Hello Dr. Kay, please I need your help concerning a health issue. I want to go to general hospital in Ota but don't know the procedures. Also, I have been having headaches for about a month now so that's why I'm going there. I use computer a lot, so I'm thinking it might be the problem. please any advice for me? Thanks on anticipation I left state hospital more than 2 years ago. The procedure is simple, you obtain card and you’ll be sent to any of the doctors in the OPD. You should also request for referral to the eye clinic. It may or may not be same day. |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 8:15am On May 24, 2020 |
Transxy: Thank you very much Dr Kay I really appreciate, I hope I can be able to meet u once am in the UAE Sure. I wish you Good luck. |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 10:31pm On May 23, 2020 |
Transxy: Hi Dr Kay pls how can I go about the Haad, Dha, MOH exam, am a dental assistant and also considering one of those exams, although am still in Naija for now... pls how can I prepare and also can u pls help with study materials.. thanks Hi, you can go through the unified Professional Qualification Requirements for healthcare professionals who are willing to practice in UAE. You can download it via Google search. There are more vacancies for nurses generally in UAE but the demand for dental assistants may be less with relatively lower salaries compere to general nurses. Good thing is that you can be employed for some other roles in the hospital/clinics. I don't have any information about what your test might look like. I only know that the general nurses found NCLEX past questions very useful. Good luck. |
Crime › Re: Photos Of Rinji Bala Peter, UNIJOS Student Killed By Army by drkay(m): 9:32am On May 14, 2020 |
Amadou Dialo came to mind. His parents got justice. As for this, it'll soon be swept under the carpet. |
Health › Re: One Common Habit You Have To Learn Before Or After NYSC by drkay(m): 12:08pm On May 10, 2020 |
Nice content. Thank you OP. I'm waiting for your recommendation on books. |
Health › Re: Ogun Doctors Declare Three-day Warning Strike Amid COVID-19 by drkay(m): 3:37pm On May 03, 2020 |
Aside from the life insurance, they could at least continue to negotiate for other requests while they do their job. Their services are key to controlling this pandemic 3they know that. This is not the appropriate time to ask for some of those things wallah. |
Education › Re: Author Of Secondary School Physics P.N Okeke Turns 78 by drkay(m): 5:03pm On May 02, 2020 |
I remember that textbook. HBD prof |
Crime › Re: Over 50 Youths Partying In Lagos Arrested For Violating Lockdown Order by drkay(m): 7:56am On Apr 30, 2020 |
See the presumed leaders of tomorrow  |
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Crime › Re: Ile Epo Market, Lagos During Isolation by drkay(m): 6:49pm On Apr 21, 2020 |
These ones would continue to be in business because people must eat. |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 4:37am On Apr 12, 2020 |
NIGHTLIFE100: The first step to exporting a previously registered car is cancelling the vehicle registration. You will have to head down to Road & Transport Authority (RTA) and hand in all the required documents, cancel the registration and get the Export Certificate and you’ll be given Export plate, the documents needed to do this include: Vehicle registration card (original), you will need the purchase invoice and proof of ownership. See Attached pictures, you see how clean the car is 8k Its very neat. Thank you for sharing those information bro. |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 6:42pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
NIGHTLIFE100: Whao! Whao! Whao!! Absolute rip off, Toyota Highlander 2010 retails around 3.5-4m in naija so shipping and clearing of 1.8m is quite high, Should’ve been 1.5m at best..... thing is the cars here are actual mileage unlike the ones from Nigerian car dealers that has been altered and rolled back, you can actually roll back 500k mileage to 68k mileage for 300 dirhams in mussafah my 2010 Camry is 268k mileage, 2015 Camry 116k and the Toyota Camry 2015 taxi is usually 500k mileage plus. Next time try and buy from maharba auction in Sharjah or distress sales that’s my best bet. I buy from people that are relocating or having loan problems..... Highlander is a rare suv in uae because it’s not produced for the GCC so, it’s more costly here (my observation). Mine is the 2.7L engine. I decided to go for it here because I didn’t see the 4plug anywhere in Nigeria lesser than 5m, despite the fact that they are not as neat as what I saw here. Bought it for 35k dirrham at a car stand in Awir Dubai, with 75k on the odometer when purchased. I only paid 500aed for the export clearance. It’s good that this discussion came up. I blv that it’ll be of benefit to me and others. Please what’s the procedure if one wants to cargo a previously registered car from UAE to Nigeria? |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 3:11pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
NIGHTLIFE100: Actually I’ve a a smooth and not so bad experience shipping a car from Dubai, for economic sake you don’t need a container as you can ship using roro which is the cheapest and I think cars in uae are cheaper than US infact I’m sure of this but shipping cost is a bit expensive. Imagine Toyota Camry 2010 8,000 dhs Toyota Camry 2015 for 12,000 dirhams, Toyota Corolla 2015 15,000 another Toyota Camry 2015 10,000 dirhams although it has been used as taxi. These are cared that retail nothing less than 4m in Nigeria, You can get discounts depending on time and loading port either Sharjah or Dubai (Sharjah) is the cheap option, also I can recommend AEON shipping company cos I used them. I’ll attach screenshot of quotation so y’all can have an idea. Note: quotation is slightly negotiable Thank you for this information but most of those cars in that price range that you quoted would have a very high mileage bro. You'll probably be lucky to get anyone below 500k mileage. I didn't have access to this information when I was searching. The cars that I sent home are for personal use with no profit in mind. This made the total cost more than the selling price in Nigeria. I really wanted to send them via roro but was made to understand that no company send roro to Nigeria so I was left with container. Of cos I got the service of the cargo guys in deira. I didn't have much issue the first time. Car was delivered after 7th week (Abayomi cargo). The car I mentioned in my initial post is a 2010 Highlander. I Used another cargo guy because abayomi cargo had already fold up that time. I was charged 1.8m naira for the cargo and clearing charges. Extortion started right from loading. Was asked to pay for one stupid chain and cover so that my car wont be damaged on transit(500 dirrham). Was charged 250k extra cos of the demaurage incurred but I later paid 100k after much confrontation. Imagine a container that arrived tincan since 17th December was released on February 15. Washing machine is still missing. I will save this information for future purpose. People are being ripped off out there bro. |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 2:45pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
uchman: That cargo company you gave your car to must chop from it that's why it may be bit expensive for you, note that in car sells, every 100k is counted because your profit after selling a car may not be up to 200k to 300k, sometimes between 100+ and if you employ the service of a middle man( Cargo company) they will still have a share in it.
Why cars are more cheaper from USA most times is that it's rare to see 2 people sharing one container from US but in UAE more than 20 people's goods will be in one container and cars too whereby creating avenue for the cargo company handling that container to rip people off...
Get your personal container from Dubai, load your car(s) and sell the rest spaces to auto parts, electronics, electrical, furniture, house hold items and other dealers...
We can talk on WhatsApp with the Nigerian number on my signature...
I ship used auto parts, cars, Electrical materials and others so we can collaborate if you ship cars...
But after Covik 1-9 birus Thank you. Unless one has a first hand information and probably is into this business, one might no be privy to some information like you are. |
Travel › Re: QATAR AND UAE GENERAL VISA ENQUIRIES Part 3 by drkay(m): 7:40am On Apr 11, 2020 |
uchman: Hello, There is no much requirement, it will all depend on how many unit of cars you want to import and the year...
If you will be importing only 1 car, you will only need to merge in a container already having other people's goods and you will be charged for the shipping and clearing by the logistics company I.e if the car is a 2008 Camry spider, you will be charged around 800k to 900k both shipping and clearing altogether... Note that you will only pay this money when your container land Ladipo.
If you will be buying more than one then I will advise you to get a container from Maersk or CMA shipping line and when you are done loading your cars, the rest spaces remaining will be sold to people that has goods to ship and they will pay you...
Maersk shipping line will give you a 20ft container at the rate of 3500 to 4000 dollars and 40ft at 5500 to 6500 dollars and this is called SHIPPING of the container.
When the container gets to Apapa wharf or any other wharf then you will employ a clearing agent to help with the clearing aspect...
To clear a 20ft container with 1 car of year 2008 and other items will be around 2M to 2.3M and 40ft depending on the units of cars in it...
You can ask questions when confused and you can still partner with someone that ships non bulky goods because in a container with car(s) there must be spaces that will contain other goods that is not bulky...
Regards  Well said bro. Are you in this line of biz? I've had terrible experience with that shit and I honestly don't encourage people to buy cars for EXPORT to Nigeria from here anymore. Although, Cars from UAE, especially the clean titles are mostly more reliable but will most likely be more costly than similar cars coming from the US/Canada. I think the best option would be to join hands to get a container, if one must buy from here. Trust me, the information is not that clear cut out there. I did my best in getting a reliable cargo company but i didn't see any. I had to use one of the fellows in deira whose warehouse is in rashidiyah. I didn't have any issue with my first car but I was really preyed on. For the second car, I received it after almost 4 months(late October last year to mid February this year), with additional money paid for demaurage that was totally not my fault, they'll definitely tell you that you dont need to pay upfront but they will have a way to get it along the line. Till date(6 months after), I am yet to receive the washing machine that was supposed to be delivered with my car. I was told that they had already load the car before the washing machine was delivered, so it's in another container. So it's been story upon story. |