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Having addressed the challenge witnessed by those concerned in providing suitable and
adequate housing for the ever-increasing
student population in our various institutions, it must be stated clearly here that the “so called”housing shortage in our student housing sector has created great investment opportunities for entrepreneurs in Nigeria. In view of the deplorable state of the hostels in most campuses aside the private ones, a good number of the student population would prefer to get a decent and comfortable private accommodation other than the one obtainable in their institutions at whatever price. This is the more reason why an investment as such becomes a money spinning affair. So if you are a landlord of apartments in areas close to universities, polytechnics and colleges of Education, then you may just have landed yourself a goldmine; one of the surest way to get high returns on your investment. This real estate business will guarantee you decent flow of wealth annually.
Lands are available for sale @ Federal Polytechnics Nekede Owerri, Imo State Polytechnics Omugwo, Federal University of Technology Owerri and Imo State University Owerri, Price start from 900k,
Contact us for purchase and development,
Call: 08022799569.

Having addressed the challenge witnessed by those concerned in providing suitable and
adequate housing for the ever-increasing
student population in our various institutions, it must be stated clearly here that the “so called”housing shortage in our student housing sector has created great investment opportunities for entrepreneurs in Nigeria. In view of the deplorable state of the hostels in most campuses aside the private ones, a good number of the student population would prefer to get a decent and comfortable private accommodation other than the one obtainable in their institutions at whatever price. This is the more reason why an investment as such becomes a money spinning affair. So if you are a landlord of apartments in areas close to universities, polytechnics and colleges of Education, then you may just have landed yourself a goldmine; one of the surest way to get high returns on your investment. This real estate business will guarantee you decent flow of wealth annually.
Lands are available for sale @ Federal Polytechnics Nekede Owerri, Imo State Polytechnics Omugwo, Federal University of Technology Owerri and Imo State University Owerri, Price start from 900k,
Contact us for purchase and development,
Call: 08022799569.

Having addressed the challenge witnessed by those concerned in providing suitable and
adequate housing for the ever-increasing
student population in our various institutions, it must be stated clearly here that the “so called”housing shortage in our student housing sector has created great investment opportunities for entrepreneurs in Nigeria. In view of the deplorable state of the hostels in most campuses aside the private ones, a good number of the student population would prefer to get a decent and comfortable private accommodation other than the one obtainable in their institutions at whatever price. This is the more reason why an investment as such becomes a money spinning affair. So if you are a landlord of apartments in areas close to universities, polytechnics and colleges of Education, then you may just have landed yourself a goldmine; one of the surest way to get high returns on your investment. This real estate business will guarantee you decent flow of wealth annually.
Lands are available for sale @ Federal Polytechnics Nekede Owerri, Imo State Polytechnics Omugwo, Federal University of Technology Owerri and Imo State University Owerri, Price start from 900k,
Contact us for purchase and development,
Call: 08022799569.

INTRODUCTION
One of the ways of making money in real
estate in Nigeria is by building student hostels.
Nigeria, with an estimated population of 170
million, has the largest population in Africa and
still counting. The educational sector has been consistently
underfunded and the infrastructural deficit is
alarming. Apart from the lack of adequate,
quality and modern equipments, books and
sufficient number of qualified manpower, there
is also lack of adequate infrastructures such as student hostels in most of our higher
institutions. Only few higher institutions, both
public and private, can boast of sufficient
accommodation for all the students willing to
live on
campus. This gap has created opportunities that have made some investors rich.
In another vein, this short fall in the provision of
student
accommodation by higher institutions of
learning is not peculiar to Nigeria. Almost in all
nations, there is always the choice to live on campus or to secure private hostel
accommodations. The student rental market is
thus an international opportunity. The reason
being that provision of student housing is not
seen as a core business of educational
institutions compared to other pressing needs such as research centres, lecture halls,
creating new
departments and provision of libraries.
Tactically, by providing few hostel
accommodations such institutions have
‘outsourced’ their accommodation to private investors like you who can turn it into a cash
flow machine.
Lands available for sale in Federal Polytechnic
Nekede Owerri for student hostel.
Starting from 900k, rush now.
Contact Engr Gordon: 08022799569.

INTRODUCTION
One of the ways of making money in real
estate in Nigeria is by building student hostels.
Nigeria, with an estimated population of 170
million, has the largest population in Africa and
still counting. The educational sector has been consistently
underfunded and the infrastructural deficit is
alarming. Apart from the lack of adequate,
quality and modern equipments, books and
sufficient number of qualified manpower, there
is also lack of adequate infrastructures such as student hostels in most of our higher
institutions. Only few higher institutions, both
public and private, can boast of sufficient
accommodation for all the students willing to
live on
campus. This gap has created opportunities that have made some investors rich.
In another vein, this short fall in the provision of
student
accommodation by higher institutions of
learning is not peculiar to Nigeria. Almost in all
nations, there is always the choice to live on campus or to secure private hostel
accommodations. The student rental market is
thus an international opportunity. The reason
being that provision of student housing is not
seen as a core business of educational
institutions compared to other pressing needs such as research centres, lecture halls,
creating new
departments and provision of libraries.
Tactically, by providing few hostel
accommodations such institutions have
‘outsourced’ their accommodation to private investors like you who can turn it into a cash
flow machine.
Lands available for sale in Federal Polytechnic
Nekede Owerri for student hostel.
Starting from 900k, rush now.
Contact Engr Gordon: 08022799569.

INTRODUCTION
One of the ways of making money in real
estate in Nigeria is by building student hostels.
Nigeria, with an estimated population of 170
million, has the largest population in Africa and
still counting. The educational sector has been consistently
underfunded and the infrastructural deficit is
alarming. Apart from the lack of adequate,
quality and modern equipments, books and
sufficient number of qualified manpower, there
is also lack of adequate infrastructures such as student hostels in most of our higher
institutions. Only few higher institutions, both
public and private, can boast of sufficient
accommodation for all the students willing to
live on
campus. This gap has created opportunities that have made some investors rich.
In another vein, this short fall in the provision of
student
accommodation by higher institutions of
learning is not peculiar to Nigeria. Almost in all
nations, there is always the choice to live on campus or to secure private hostel
accommodations. The student rental market is
thus an international opportunity. The reason
being that provision of student housing is not
seen as a core business of educational
institutions compared to other pressing needs such as research centres, lecture halls,
creating new
departments and provision of libraries.
Tactically, by providing few hostel
accommodations such institutions have
‘outsourced’ their accommodation to private investors like you who can turn it into a cash
flow machine.
Lands available for sale in Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri for student hostel.
Starting from 900k, rush now.
Contact Engr Gordon: 08022799569.

If you are interested in investing in
manufacturing of products, I have a new idea on
refining, red palm oil package it in a satchet, in
Nigeria, every household need palm oil, and
people have package it in different ways but they
have not been able to package it in a satchet, to enable people buy it, this is because, if package, it
will sleep after a day or two days, however i have
practically find how to refine it, package it and it
can stay more than 2 years without sleeping off.
Check if you are interested in kicking off this
project. See Picture 1 : current packages of Palm oil, and picture 2, my proposed sample of
packaging it like Power oil, which will be sold @
50 naira per pack to enable every average
Nigeria to be able to buy. If interested, write to
me on :chisco4christ @gmail.com.

we have boats, kindly give me details, the scope of the work, location, is it time
charter? If yes, Duration and the end user of the boats. If we can supply you with the needed boats asap. Email: gordonglobalserv@gmail.com. Phone ; 08022799569.

Zillionglobal:
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I experience such issue with UBA, after complaining several times to them without any atom of resolving the issue, i immediately report to the CBN, it didnt take two days, the issue was resolve, i will advise you to write to CBN or call them.
You can contact the CPD through the following
channels:
E-mail: cpd@cbn.gov.ng
Letter: Director, Consumer Protection Department
Central Business District, Abuja
Your letter of Complaint should be addressed to the Director, Consumer Protection Department. You can
submit your letter at the CBN Head Office OR at any
of the Central Bank of Nigeria branches of
nationwide.
Does the CPD Deal with all Types of Complaints?
The CBN deals with all financial related complaints so far as it is against Financial Institutions within its
regulatory purview. How to Write an Effective
Complaints Letter Your complaint should be clear and concise to
avoid ambiguity. The Complaint letter (petition)
should contain amongst other things the following:
• Name, Address, Contact Phone Number & E-mail
of the Complainant;
• Name of your Financial Institution; • Personal banking details (Do NOT include PIN &
Passwords, please
• History/Date of the transaction in dispute;
• Amount claimed (if any);
• Attach relevant documents to support you claim
and; • Evidence to show that you have first lodged the
complaint at your bank.
E-mail: cpd@cbn.gov.ng
Phone: +234 700 225 5226

EastLebanon:
Aguiyi ironsi replaced regional system of govt. With centralised system in order to make the northerners and westerners not to feel cheated and jealous at eastern region which is the most developed and also has the fastest growing economy in africa and also the largest economy in africa due to the oil booms in the 60's,isaac adaka boro,few igbos and some minorities didn't welcome the development.after the death of aguiyi ironsi,ojukwu tried his possible best to return the country to confederation system because the eastern assembly have petitioned of that severally,in the process of making up to the demand of the eastern assembly he was tagged a "greedy man"and"over ambitious man"by northerners and westerners,even some of the easterners he was trying to make up to their demands betrayed him.over 3 million easterners were lost in the quest for confederation,oh my goodness! since after the war non of the heads of state deemed it fit to return to confederation,oh no,that's too bad.

I somehow blamed ironsi for all these,because he did all these to appease the northerners in order for to remain the head of state but he was booted out,GEJ tried the same and was also booted out.
Ojukwu remained a goodman and a hero of the former eastern region of all time.

All our leaders are selfish, and do not care for the masses, if God can raise up a leader like Dim Chukwuemeka Odumekwu Ojukwu, a leader who think about the welfare of his people, things will turn out to be well for every one. He remain a hero. may his soul rest in peace.

confirmed by Atiku Abubakar

OJUKWU'S PROPHECY- OJUKWU WAS RIGHT ON
CONFEDERATION IN 1966.
The speech of the former Vice president of Nigeria Atiku Abubakar during the launching of a book by Chido Onumah titled: WE ARE ALL BIAFRANS caught my attention. The former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, has said what Nigeria requires most at present is the kick-starting of the process of restructuring the country. He said; “When I was invited to chair this occasion, I immediately understood that the title of the book is a metaphor for the legitimate feelings of marginalisation by diverse segments of Nigerians that cut across the country. Agitations by many right-thinking Nigerians call for a restructuring and renewal of our federation to make it less centralised, less suffocating and less dictatorial in the affairs of our country’s constituent units and localities and that calls for confederation.
Deriving from Atiku abubakar's speech, Dim
Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu was right when he called and fought for confederacy in 1966[1967] but people misunderstood him and branded him a rebel.” That’s forthrightness at its best!
atiku's speech took me into a research and it
landed me to the banner of Daily Times of Saturday, January 7, 1967, which loudly proclaimed that, THE BEST THING FOR NIGERIA IS A CONFIDERATION – says Ojukwu at a press conference; this was a banner that captured the kernel of the Aburi Accord.
It is a fact of Nigeria’s chequered history that 49 years ago, between 4th and 5th January, 1967, a very important meeting was held at Aburi, Ghana.
It is a fact of history that the meeting, which held under the auspices of the then Ghanaian Head of State Lt. Gen. Joseph Arthur Ankrah, had in attendance delegates representing all regions of a country already awash with the blood of Easterners, especially the Igbo, and needing urgent and decisive steps to avert a descent into war and a predictable genocide. It is a fact of history that after two days of talks on various issues, which began with the adoption of a resolution denouncing the
use of force in settling the crisis as suggested by the Military Governor of Eastern Nigeria Lt. Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, who represented Eastern Nigeria at the conference. All the attendees signed the Accord. It is a fact of history that Lt. Col. Yakubu Gowon, after signing the document, changed his mind afterwards and repudiated an Accord, seen by many keen watchers of the Nigerian situation at the time as the last opportunity to peacefully restore normalcy in the country. And, it is a fact of history that Gowon’s repudiation of the Accord and his
unilateral creation of states, etc., led to the
declaration of Biafra and the Nigeria-Biafra War, a genocidal war that cost more than 3.1 million Igbo lives.
Understandably, the Oxford-trained late Biafran leader Dim Ojukwu before the Aburi meeting, being at the receiving end, considering the atrocities committed the previous year against his people across Nigeria, especially in Northern Nigeria, must have spent a lot time reflecting deeply on the way out of the Nigerian crisis. The Eastern Nigeria government under Ojukwu’s leadership knew that it was only confederacy that would give them the leverage they needed to secure their people and embark on rapid developmental projects so as to absorb millions of Easterners who had been
displaced from other parts of Nigeria. Although Ojukwu’s military colleagues wholeheartedly accepted the Aburi Accord as a panacea for arresting the prevailing situation, Gowon as stated earlier, on returning from Aburi, repudiated the Accord and resorted to the use of force. And he
was supposed to be an officer and a gentleman.
Today, Nigeria is still paying a high cost in loss of human lives, which unfortunately, include a preponderance of Igbo lives, for that foreign- guided decision of Yakubu Gowon’s. Nigeria is still paying a high cost in the form of underdevelopment that condemns Nigerians to bathing with the
spittle of poverty even when their land is
surrounded by an ocean of resources.
If truth be told, societies progress when among competing ideas, they choose the most progressive of the lot. This is even more so when such societies have the benefit of hindsight. If there is one individual whose ideas would have saved Nigeria from the cycles of bloodbath, that individual remains the late Biafran leader Dim Chukwuemeka
Odumegwu-Ojukwu. Those who went about or still go about with the impression that what happened in those bloody days was a duel “between one ambitious man and the rest of the country” or a duel “between one charismatic, visionary individual and a most uninspiring, short-sighted character” should take a critical look at Nigeria today and reflect on what has been Nigeria’s journey since the
Aburi Accord was signed and repudiated. If such people are truthful, then, they will come to the same conclusion of confederation.
Sure, Ojukwu was a charismatic and visionary
leader and all these found expression in the leadership he provided for the young republic, Biafra, delivered into war; yet, under him, that republic achieved technological breakthroughs that a clay-footed giant, Nigeria, is unable to equal with enormous resources and in peace time.
Ojukwu was right on confederacy in 1967. Forty nine years ago, one man, Ojukwu, together with his people, saw a future for Nigeria. But a combination of Gowon’s short- sightedness and the selfish economic interests of Britain stifled the future. That future is still available for Nigeria. All that is needed is a gathering of Nigerian nationalities and the revisiting of the Aburi Accord. There is not much work required to be done on the document other than updating it by explicitly including a secession clause, the right of every confederating part to withdraw from the confederation when it feels that its interests can no longer be served by her remaining in the union.
Truly, Nigeria’s unity, if the divisive statements being made by various political interest groups in the country are anything to go by, remains “a British intention” as pointed out by the Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. The earlier Nigerians stopped deceiving themselves, the better for every
nationality in this British contraption
researched & written by Engr Chiozoadighi C.
Gordon

godello:
I don't think you are certain about what you wrote. How can 10 room apartment cost 8-10 million to build to finishing. That amount is for a four bedroom flat.

, i can carryout a standard 4 bedroom flat with good finishing @ 4M. Send me your plan i will break the quotation down for you. god bless you.

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Shakitibob0:
engr let's flag this together

Can I email you?

if you can finance the business, email me, let's kick off immediately.

Pictures

If you are interested in investing in manufacturing of products, I have a new idea on refining, red palm oil package it in a satchet, in Nigeria, every household need palm oil, and people have package it in different ways but they have not been able to package it in a satchet, to enable people buy it, this is because, if package, it will sleep after a day or two days, however i have practically find how to refine it, package it and it can stay more than 2 years without sleeping off. Check if you are interested in kicking off this project. See Picture 1 : current packages of Palm oil, and picture 2, my proposed sample of packaging it like Power oil, which will be sold @ 50 naira per pack to enable every average Nigeria to be able to buy. If interested, write to me on :chisco4christ @gmail.com.

And when he was finally allowed into the premises to make his address, Kachikwu told members of the House of Representatives that they were left with no option than to increase the price of fuel. Here are five major things he said during the meeting: 1. The diminished foreign exchange supply situation in Nigeria, which forced marketers to stop importation and imposed over 90 per cent supply on the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) since October 2015 is responsible for the subsidy removal. 2. Significant decline in government’s foreign exchange revenues and renewed sabotage and pipeline vandalism in the Niger Delta. 3. There was no provision for subsidy in the 2016 Appropriation Act and as at Monday, the fuel price of 86.50 gave an estimate subsidy claim of 13.7 Naira per litre, which translates to 16.4 billion Naira monthly. 4. The new price band had gone into effect and the market had stabilised in terms of product availability. 5. NNPC will no longer resort to federation barrels and would endeavour to meet its obligation to pay FAAC 100 percent of its entitlement from the 445,000 barrels per day in the coming months. Since the removal of fuel subsidy on May 11, there have been series of reactions by Nigerians, especially one where they said the immediate past president, Goodluck Jonathan meant well for the citizens. Meanwhile, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) as well as the Trade Union Congress (TUC) have agreed to shut down the economy o n Wednesday, May 18, if the President Muhammadu Buhari- led federal government refuses to revert to the old price. The unions have vowed to stage a nationwide protest and industrial action that will cripple activities in one Africa’s largest economies which they claim will not end until the president agrees to their demands.

Following the special session
convened by the House of
Representatives to discuss the
removal of subsidy from petrol
and its attendant price hike on
Monday, the session went rowdy
with chorusing of no, no, by the
members of opposition PDP.
The disagreement which is clearly
between the leading APC and the
opposition PDP follows the motion
that Petroleum Minister, Ibe
Kachikwu be allowed into the
Chambers. The situation has forced
the session into a closed door.
The disagreement started at
about 12.15p.m. immediately after
prayers, the Speaker, Yakubu
Dogara, read the proceedings of
the previous sitting and moved
for the admittance of Minister of
State, Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe
Kachikwu, into the chamber but
the shouts of No! No! No rented
the air.
However, after the Speaker
finished his comment, allowing the
leader to move the motion, there
was a resounding ‘nay’ from the
opposition lawmakers, mostly
members of Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) in rejection of the
motion.
Dogara ignored the strength of the
‘nay’ prayers by ruling in favour
of the ‘ayes’ as the Majority
Leader, Femi Gbajabiamila, quickly
moved for the admittance of Dr.
Kachikwu.
While some members, waving the
national flag, started shouting ‘all
we are saying save Nigeria,’ others
were chanting ‘change’ with
mainly PDP Reps shouting ‘shame,’
‘shame.’
At this stage, the Minority Leader,
Rep Leo Ogor, approached the
Speaker and after a brief chat with
him, joined his fellow lawmakers.
Also, the Majority Leader and some
of the lawmakers approached the
Speaker, but the noise continued
as all appeals by the Majority Whip,
Ado Doguwa, to his colleagues fell
on deaf ears. Suddenly, frayed
tempers disappeared and the
Speaker gave the Minority Leader
the floor and he immediately
moved for a closed-door meeting.
More detaitails coming

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BLOCK/BRICKS CALCULATIONS.
We are going to use a simple building plan as our sample. The first stage is to calculate the toatal partitioned areas of the plan. All measurement are in millimeter(mm). Check the plan very well, and comment, let me be sure that people are with me. Engr C.C Gordon(contact me for all your building projects). 08022799569.

Ahmed0336:
Correct me if I'm wrong this job description (building) is meant for quantity Surveyors. This is no heavy engineering, road or capital project mr op stick to engineering projects

You are very correct Bro, but the truth is that no average Nigeria will employ the service of a quantity surveyor in a small building project. In Nigeria, Archtect carryout almost work in the building, when given a small contract, likewise some artisans. I am only going to highlight on this subject, any big project are advise to contact a quantity survryor. Engr Gordon

Hello Nairalanders, it takes a bold step to start a building project. Many clients are always scared of the cost. However the main important aspect to consider in building estimation and costing is to estimate the actual material estimation needed to carryout a building project. I usually advice my clients to purchase all materials needed for the project while i take care of the labour cost, this is for transparency, However many Engineers or builders in the field avoid it because of the profit they will make in purchasing of the materials. Also client with little income can purchase the building materials needed little by little until it is completed, this is because all fingers are not equal. However the problem they usually face is how to calculate the materials needed to carryout a particular building project. In this thread, we are going to discuss how to calculate building materials needed to carryout a building project starting from number of blocks needed, foundation, Lintels, Beams and Column concrete mix, roofing, ceiling, etc. We are going to use a simple building plan as example. Before i continue, let me know how many people that are with me here. Always contact us us for all your building need; DOUBLE INTEGRATION MULTI-PROJECTS SERVICES. Call or whatsapp; 08022799569. Engr Gordon.