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@Skimanski

I sent you an email as well.

Going to prison for just $165,000?? We have a long way to go in Nigeria.

Show us pictures of some of what you have for sale. Pictures say a lot in promoting what you have for sale.

LebanonCedars2: Thank you for your concern sir, I have been busy.

I asked you for the cost of the white doors.

Ok.

@eghsajonny

I have been made to believe that German-Floor is a must anytime we build homes with upper floor(s) in Nigeria.
Nowadays, most Nigerian builders hardly build homes without German Floor. I don't think I've seen any home or
construction on nairaland built without German Floor.

I live in the U.S but I hardly see homes built with the so called German Floor. The only buildings that require
German Floors are malls and buildings with large number of leg traffic.

Now my question is: what prompted you against the German Floor on this construction?

Nice Design! Where is this located?

What is the cost of these doors?

hakir: Hi nairalanders, in recent times propertied in abuja seems to have more supply than demand, this has in some cases brought down the prices of real estates in abuja. Some major factors can be attributed to this such as:
1. Insecurity state of the nation. 2
2. The political state of the nation vis-a-vis 2015 general election.
3. Lack of budget implimentation (lesser liquid cash in circulation)
4. Sale of treasury bills by CBN (moping the little liquidity left in the economy or in circulation)
Though, property prices are crashing down but not as that that took place in lekki in lagos. If this trend continues till big sallah, the price of real estate in abuja will further crash down.
knowing that cash is king in abuja today, wise investors can take advantage today

Is there any land still available in the Kado, Idu-Karmo, Mabuchi, Jabi axis? If so, what price range should we be looking at?

This is very serious and shouldn't be happening if truly a "private estate". In what part of Lagos is this happening?

Happy Labor Day Holiday!

mufutau55: I know and I have thought about that, but for the interest of those who are willing to learn..
and I have promised I will weed out all those teenagers who don't know what to do with their cellphones.

Hajji M.

Still open for business.....

idumuose: Their national chairman is almost nearing 80 years.Buhari is almost the same age.

These fools do not consider the rigours associated with the office of the President of Nigeria.

They want Buhari to die on seat.

Where were you when Bamanga Tukur was PDP Chairman?

How old is PDP Chairman Board of Trustee Chairman?

Eyop: have been following your post with keen interest and am afraid anyone you contract to handle any project for you must do it right because you have a very high standard if not,he or she would be short paid

Eyop: Sure it is...but does it meet up to your taste cos i know you have a standard.

Of course!

Wow!! This is a nicely built and designed house in Nigeria. You hardly see a nicely designed house like this in Lagos with a neat compound. This house is very cute.

HsLBroker: hardwood still available for sale

The work of your carpenters look very clean.

What wood did you use for this roofing you are currently doing? How much is the cost of the wood used and what is the cost of roofing sheets?

You could be getting a call from me.

Arosa: Can our local market peeps afford to lease or rent this your proposed "state of the art market"?

on a serious note I think it looks good enough. nice one from fashola.

Whatever worth doing, worth doing right.......

The structure looks like the way they build county prisons in the U.S.

Kudos to them for giving the traders a structure but nothing "ultra modern" about this structure.

This is a poor looking architecture. Good intention but bad end product.

Our architects have a long way to go. I was expecting to see state of the art market. There is nothing ultra modern about this structure.

mufutau55: Oga Emma, are those windows frame really bent, or that is just from your photos?

Hajji M.

mufutau55: Thank you my brother, all that money for water-logged land, I don't even want it for FREE.. I just keep thinking may be because I am poor and cannot afford to let go of that kind of cash.. So I stay in the border of Lagos and Ogun State jeje.

Hajji M.

I rather go to my village where I can have dry land and greenery view. Water logged land is a no no for me. I don't care how cheap it is. All of my friends talk about buying land at Lekki like their lives depend on it.

mufutau55: Why do people have to buy all these water-logged lands anyway? Regardless of how rich I may become, I have vowed not to buy any water prone land. Waste of money now and later, and waste of resources.

Hajji Mufutau

I was taken to Lekki/Ajah ten years ago to buy a piece of land for 6M+, I said no way with the way that area is in terms of how the land was water-logged. I keep wondering why people go to Lekki to waste money when there is dry land in many part of Lagos and Ogun.

I can't imagine buying a piece of land for 10M and end up doing foundation for another 8M.

I love red bricks too. I'm thinking about using red bricks for my fence. I like the look of red bricks when painted.

Good thread.

chiboy11: Pls which copart facility (states) is close to u n to d port n ow much wil it cost 4rm dier to Lagos

We have Eight ports we use on East Coast. Ports don't have to be close me to ship a vehicle. Just tell me where your vehicle is located so I can give you a quote.

Thanks for your enquiry.

@vitorado

How do I get the phone number of the person who did your POP ceiling? Your design looks magnificent.

Please, send me the number either here or at ....
Thanks in advance.

Safeguard your investment by letting qualified engineers build your home for you. The texture of your land/soil should be a concern for you.

Please, involve the experts and avoid going alone.

God bless.

LebanonCedars2: Haba bros! Do you think nothing good could ever come out of our own Nazareth, our obodo Nigeria

Furniture work is fast becoming a profession for the educated (with modern hand & machine tools) and with little encouragement from both the government and clients, we have all it takes to do even better things than our contemporaries in other nations of the world.

However, this post is not meant to showcase what we have done (we have another thread for that) but to sensitize people about the importance of our kitchen in our homes and what they should look out for when designing their kitchen. Since no one can single handedly construct every kitchen designs, we make use of what we have done combined with the work of others to drive home our point.

So, just sit back, enjoy and see if you can learn one or two things. Although we have lost the initial tread we opened to showcase some of our work (most of which were made for Nairalanders), a new one has been opened. Find the link below:

https://www.nairaland.com/1799959/re-pictorial-representation-kitchen-cabinet

I like your work and I have bookmarked your thread. Kudos!

Animals in human skin.