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omonnakoda:That it is done elsewhere doesn't make it right and acceptable in Nigeria. That same thing happens in a low cost areas of London doesn't justify that we should have total disregard for maintenance in Nigeria. What I said about our maintenance culture in Nigeria still remains. There is no sentiments here please. Our attitude still remains bad towards order and cleanliness. See how people, rich and poor, throws things on the road, public buildings defaced and in poor sanitary conditions, citizens dumping refuse at any available space, decrepit houses everywhere as a result of bad maintenance. |
OBTMOS:You got it. Nigerians and I don't care attitude = The white paints will turn brown and that pink décor will fall off without any repair Our maintenance culture in Nigeria is terrible and the citizens are one of the most "I don care attitude" people I have ever seen, especially when the property in question does not belong them. Rent out your property and see how tenants will mess it up in the next few years. |
Probz:Hhaha, I agreed with you. You look nice in your Igbo traditional wear |
Probz:Oga Probz, did the guy offend you? |
Most of the comments above shows the current state of many homes in Nigeria. Dysfunctional, acrimonious, hatred, pride and vices. A lot of marriages are going through trying times. May God have mercy and mend all broken homes, strengthen couples who are facing challenges and brings peace to families. Amen |
Hmmmm!!! I don't know why young struggling guys are just too obsessed about girl friends and women. Oga, please focus on your hustle first. Staying in a single room is an indication that you are yet to find your feet in Lagos. Your major concern should be on how to develop your capabilities and work harder towards a better future and not one inconsequential girl that will later abandon you. Your scenario is common with company's drivers, office assistants, artisans, security people, dispatch riders, apprentice, cleaners, buying and selling merchandise - Do your profession falls in any of the categories mentioned? Those kind of people sabi spend on girls that will always abandon them. They will train girls in school who will abandon them for a well to do guys. Oga, if you are already in a hole, please stop digging further |
I don't know why this is happening to this man. He is my kind of guy. Thorough bred professional But those allegations are weighty o. I no go lie If found guilty, he should face the law. No sentiments please Nigerians should learn how to uphold ethics and integrity in the organization they find themselves. That was how some Nigerians students executive embezzled money during my student's days in UK and kept denying it even when the evidence was so overwhelming. After the investigation, the massive fraud was uncovered and I had no sympathy for them at all We should learn how to live above board. |
spyder880:Oga, can I get the contact of the person that did this window sill/hood for you I am in Lagos |
Indians! Medical tourism is a big business in Indian and they are capitalising on that. People from Europe and US go to Indian for major invasive surgeries at a fraction of the cost in their home countries. We should have one thing in Nigeria that attracts tourists. I was in one part of Nairobi in 2011, mehn, see oyibos, 99% of people I saw there were whites on a visit to nearby safari and Kenyan wildlife. Kenya earns billions of dollars in tourism, that supports hotel businesses and other jobs. Nigerians spends millions of dollars in India on medical treatment and Indian earns billions of dollars from others visiting for surgery and other treatments. |
lastpage:I am not changing it at all. It is just a passage at the far end of kitchen. I could have demarcated it but I so much love open- plan buildings without the too much block works we do here in Nigeria. If you are going or coming out to/from the visitors room, the person in the kitchen will see you. So, it is not that you must pass through the kitchen. Just that another spiral step to upstairs separates the kitchen from that passage. Visitor here means, close relatives and not just random persons. I don't host non family members. Go to a nearby hotel and stay. ![]() |
I pray our leaders read what they sign. Trump signs his documents and twits all his twitts. I wonder the function of his PA, SA and other media and personal assistants. |
So sad. Just saw it on ALJAZEERA. Mehn, plane crash is the worst accident to happen to anybody. |
lastpage:Well said my brother. I have done all I could but she has seen her friends houses with such elevations and she liked them. As for me, I will go ahead with all flat/level living room/dining room arrangement. I am the man! ![]() You made a point with master bedroom been upstairs. My master bedroom and visitors bedroom downstairs are of equal standards with large windows and closet. When old age beckons, the visitors room will become my masters ![]() The Visitors room will also serve as a place of rest for me or where I could spend calm moments for myself. That's how I planned it. It is not just a normal visitors room, it is a multi-purpose room downstairs with mini library. From the kitchen, you enter the visitors room straight. She expressed reservation why guests should first pass through her kitchen side to their room, but I had old age in mind when I did the design. At old age, the kitchen and the person's sleeping room becomes the most important parts of the building to the aged. For any visitor to stay in that visitors room, you must merit it. Not any how person. ![]() |
mufutau55:I agreed with you bro. This is what me and my wife have been quarrelling over. She came to site and was pissed off that the dinning was not on an elevated level from the rest of the living room. I told her to leave the floor as it is as it is safer and will look nice as well. Madam no gree. That I should see other people's houses and see that dinning always have an elevated floor from the rest. I know that, but I don't like it as it poses its own hazard. My house plan is a typical European modern architecture without this usual Nigerian elevated dinning and front pillars. She has been insisting on having that elevated floor. If I should do it now, that is more cost as the building is almost at the tiling stage. |
Forget it, I am not impressed by the quality of that road. Road construction in Nigeria is always a joke. That road is not strong considering the nature of that soil. We should be constructing road base on European standard of quality. Don't you see the thickness of roads and quality of coverings of roads abroad? Rain and potential portholes will just wash away the road. We should always aim at quality. I would have even preferred a solid concrete road than this asphalt road. |
Would they have given Nigerians and black people these kind of treatment they are getting here? I doubt if Indian and China would be magnanimous and compassionate to give a stranded Africans in their respective countries these kind of treatment. Kudos to LASG! |
JubrinElSudan:Furloughed is not in the Nigerian dictionary. Have you seen where the verb/word was used by a Nigerian employer? Some don't even know the meaning. Their own is to sack out rightly once things are bad. Anyway, you don't blame them. |
Nigeria is a savage kingdom! Period. |
My kids school did same. Infact they said that third term have started with their online teaching and would allow just 10% discount on the normal school fees. Mind you, as a parents, you prepare your kids for the learning, burn my data for hours, sometimes stay with them during the online tutorial and follow up with their assignments and mark them. you are practically doing everything. When we had the online PTA, I had to pour out my mind with anger. Annoyingly, most parents seemed scared to challenge the owner of the school. I was dumbfounded. This Nigerian mentality of showing I am richer or I am better than the next person could be childish sometimes. Some parents were even praising the school owner and teachers for coming up with the online teaching and accepted the fee structure. I was like what a Bleep!. I told them, 60% discount from the normal fee or nothing. The owner later called me and accepted my 60% request but said I shouldn't inform other parents as they seemed ok with the fee. I told myself, wetin be my own, call who? If they willingly accepted your proposal, fine and good with them. I thank him for accepting my 60% and I kukuma maintained myself without discussing anything with other parents. If you are not good with the offer, go and negotiate your own discount base on your peculiar circumstances but some would be forming Dangote at PTA meeting. I work for myself and business is down for me. I don't hide anything. I will tell the truth, things are tough for me. There is no shame. |
DFAMEGUY11S:How much do you sell those natural real stones? The ones on the wooden base |
OP, I am yet to see the mother of all parliament buildings - the prestigious Westminster building in UK Please show the iconic UK parliament with the clock, the big Ben, in front of it. Parliament buildings are supposed to be iconic buildings with gothic- cathedral like structures and not that nonsense in Abuja. |
So, Diego Maradona never won the world footballer of the year? |
I weep for Nigeria. In the few years, I hope northern Nigeria would not be like Mali or Afghanistan |
Ngerians are simply too backwards. It is not about the government. It is about the people |
OJURONGBE1:Please help me with their contact and address. I stay in lagos |
I really want to be a Diplomat. I need a link to a powerful man that could nominate me to the powers that be |
See castigation! Not everybody wants to live abroad. I for once have tasted both worlds but boredom nearly killed me in UK even when I did all I could to socialise. Even as at now, I am not ready to trade off my freedom, comfort and prestige in Nigeria for so called money in UK |
Anambra and Shayo! That's why Nigeria Brewery and Hero are reporting their biggest profit from the state above other states |
This one na aji buusu |
Old age has caught up with the bird. It would soon die any. If we have a functional zoo, that's the best place for it. |
SLAP44:Be deceiving yourself! |
Millionaire town yet it is still one of the worst city to live in. Our focus should be on the livelibility of cities and not on the number of each self - made millionaires there. The town is too congested, highly disorganised, poor road network, crude infrastructure and highly polluted. These are not peculiar to Nnewi but common features of a typical Nigerian town or city. |
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