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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL NAIRALANDERS, Hello every one I'm trying to make this a reality,i have a dicision to make,have got a qoute for 6 NOS OF 2 BDROOM FLATS. Location is Agbara.

plz take a good look at the floor plan and the qoute, and any advice,comment will do me good, is there anything missing in this qoute or is there anything that need to be remove?

You can use this to do your calculation https://www.nairaland.com/2095730/calculating-numbers-blocks-need-fence

Bisjosh:
Hi peeps,

How much is it to fence a plot of land please?

If possible with a gate(affordable one)


Thanks.

Happy new year bro

s.ewel@yahoo.fr

erico2k2:

U got Email

Hello Erico2k2,

Please can i have your contact details

hismerhill:



When I saw d quotation from d beginning I applaud d guy who put dis together for u he has done a great job, but my educated experience prompt me to ask myself if all u wanna do is develop just a bedroom out of dis building again ur drawings and ur drawings and response to comment prove me wrong..

Firstly I lay bold to tell u dat d blocks aint enoff for fdn because I stay at agbara and I no our land very well. dat aside, d cement will not be enoff...

To cut it short sir/ma u need d service of QS who will give u an unprice bill for each stage in d construction of d project..

Example from fdn to DPC also known as German floor or oversite concrete. U no d amount of blocks, cement, iron rods, cost of work force and u will able to plan ur budget sir!ma..

In construction d client is d overall Engineer so u av to always be on d know to avoid unnecessary expense..

Aku odun

If na true may God punish the federal government and buhari becos if na Naija person dey catch for France do such a thing his pictures,name,family name,state of origin,his village,where he went to school,where his father work,where hois mother work for don full for social media immidiately and here some body dey say dem no give his name becos of diplomatic reasons.

Na like this our leaders dey sell our right to others.

make God help us.

bizgynbala:


The mysterious white man captured by Nigerian soldiers during last week’s storming of Boko Haram’s headquarters in the Sambisa Forest is a Frenchman and he specializes in repairing and unlocking armoured personnel vehicles and other fighting equipment, Daily Trust learnt from authoritative military sources yesterday. The white man’s identity is being concealed by the Federal Government and military authorities for diplomatic reasons, the sources also said.

Defence Headquarters has been silent on the development since the news broke last Friday, shortly after President Muhammadu Buhari announced that   Boko Haram’s last stronghold in the Sambisa forest, Borno State had been overrun by troops. Soldiers who took part in the operation told our correspondent yesterday that a white man was actually arrested in the Sambisa forest and that he has been providing “credible information” to military authorities. A source said, “He was arrested along the Bama axis of the Sambisa forest and agreed to give vital information provided he would be spared. I learnt that he is from France but authorities do not want to make his real identity known for diplomatic reasons…They  don’t want to jeopardize the success recorded.” Although some sources only said the captured white man is “from Western Europe,” Daily Trust learnt that he is actually a Frenchman. All Nigeria’s neighbours in the North East, namely Cameroon, Niger Republic and Chad are French speaking. 

The French embassy in Nigeria did not respond to email and text message sent to it for comment yesterday.

How top officers led Sambisa offensive  

The one month long military offensive that led to the capture of Sambisa Forest last Thursday was led by “the best hands” in the Nigerian Army and Air Force, sources close to the operation told Daily Trust yesterday. Before the renewed offensive to reclaim the dreaded forest where Boko Haram fighters held sway since 2013, officers between the ranks of Lieutenants, Captains and Majors normally led operations, sources said. This time around, more senior officers led the operation on all fronts during the final onslaught. It was gathered that the officers, besides various trainings they obtained at home, have been trained abroad and had participated in serious military operations.

The 60,000 square kilometres (23,000 sq mi) vast Sambisa Forest had been the nightmare of the Nigerian security forces, including their foreign allies, who provided various security reports over the years. It was gathered that some of the fighting troops were mobilized with light rocket propelled grenades [RPGs], weapons they did not use previously.  The light RPGs, according to one of our sources, could be carried on by soldiers on their shoulders for long distances because of their light weight and were used against far flung targets.

“With the exception of one major of the Nigerian Army, all the commanding officers that led the 4,200 troops into the Sambisa Forest are of the rank of Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel,” a soldier who participated in the operation said. He said “the Bama axis was led by a Colonel who viciously decimated many Boko Haram fighters. Together with his troops, he captured Alafa 1, 11 and 111 in the Sambisa Forest and freed over 1,000 people. He also captured nearly 500 suspects, mostly men who are being interrogated for having links with the Boko Haram.” 

According to him, “some of the suspects are claiming that they were forcefully conscripted into the violent group while others have admitted that they belong to the group.” Another source said the Konduga/Aulari axis of the Sambisa Forest was captured by a daring army Major. “This Major is one of the heroes in the Nigerian Army. He was very close to the late Lieutenant Colonel Abu Ali of blessed memory. He knows the Sambisa Forest very well and was therefore directed to approach the forest through the infamous Gate One,” the source said. He added, “The Ngurosoye axis of the Sambisa Forest was led by a Lieutenant Colonel who is also a fearless and versatile officer. His 151 Battalion is known as Blocking Force. His troops recovered many AK47 rifles of fleeing Boko Haram insurgents and they also freed many women and children.” 

The real operation

Sources said during the planning to re-take Sambisa Forest, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lt. General Tukur Buratai frequented Maiduguri almost on daily basis. “Sometimes he passed the night there (in Maiduguri) and sometimes he went back to Abuja. He personally commanded the general operation,” an officer who craved for anonymity said. He said radar with monitors was mounted at the 7 Division of the Nigerian Army and everything, including troop movement; logistics, ground operation and aerial reconnaissance both day and night were closely monitored with precision. 

He said, “The close monitoring from Maiduguri helped a great deal in reducing mistakes. This gave the troops the confidence to relentlessly march on during operations. The fact that the mine detectors deployed to the Sambisa forest also demobilized all the bombs planted by the insurgents gave our troops added impetus. The mine detectors normally detonated most of the IEDs with ease and also cleared the terrain for armoured vehicles to move freely.” 

The source that added some Boko Haram commanders and foot soldiers who were arrested long ago and “de-radicalized” were also imbedded in the operation. “The repentant insurgents, some members of the civilian JTF and local vigilantes know the Sambisa Forest very well, far better than the maps we used in the operation and therefore, they assisted greatly in helping us to locate hideouts. Also, sophisticated fighter jets and drones that have capacity to monitor things as far as away as 600 meters were deployed to the Sambisa forest and worked day and night,” he said.

The fall of ‘Camp Zero’

A military officer told our correspondent that this was not the first time attempt made to capture “Camp Zero” in Sambisa Forest where the factional leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau used as his hide out on different occasions. “This is the second time Camp Zero is taken. The first was during the JTF (Joint Task Force) in June 2013 before it (JTF) was disbanded and the area was lost completely,” the officer said.

He said despite the success recorded, there is worry among the military high command because some of the things expected to be recovered at the building were not found. “It is likely they (Boko Haram) are somewhere because they moved away with their equipment and prized possessions, including the Chibok girls in possession of Shekau group,” he said.

He said there were other dreaded cells that have been deserted by the Boko Haram terrorists, such as the ones in Kareto and Gudumbali at the height of offensive last year and another one in Kukawa which was reclaimed this year. It was learnt that while some of the Chibok girls and other captives are with the Shekau camp, many of them are with the Mamman Nur faction, led by Abu Musab Al-Barnawi, son of the group’s late Mohammed Yusuf. They are suspected to be held in cells in northern Borno State.

“Camp Zero has for a long time been an objective for our troops but it is not the end of Sambisa in the true sense of the crisis. Boko Haram terrorists have been trained in the art of war, so it is likely they moved away for tactical reasons,” he said. The source said the COAS, the Theatre Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole as well as the GOCs of the army’s 3, 7 and 8 Divisions and other key Army Headquarters officers held a marathon meeting on December 24 and continued meeting yesterday on the operations in the North East. “They had a break on the 25th because of Christmas and they went to open the roads from Maiduguri to Damasak and to Baga. Their main concern in the meeting is the disappearance of Boko Haram leaders with their equipment and lack of trace of the Chibok girls,” the officer said. Sources said beside the equipment found there, Boko Haram fighters had raided many workshops and laboratories in schools around the Sambisa Forest in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states and had fabricated fighting equipment and chemicals with the facilities they carted away. 

There is controversy as to how Camp Zero actually looked like. While some soldiers that participated in the operation said it has two underground buildings and tunnels as well as hardware and equipment for the training of the disbanded National Guards, some officers told our correspondent that the place was actually inherited from the Sambisa Game Reserve.

“The National Guard were to train there but were never there. A team went to inspect the place in the 80s but the movement and training did not hold. The solid structure there belonged to the forest management authority,” he said.


Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/sambisa-captured-frenchman-repairs-apcs/177947.html#Sk8bEh4x8fKHj1J4.99

I know you or you have done a job for me before does not give me the reason to believe everything you say and we are talking about bussinessss here,all she wants is ur advice and if you can't give it to her you move on.

Frankgoz:


He has built 2 flats 4 u and still u had all d reason in the world to distrust him on social media. As for the quotation u mentioned I still dont see professionalism in that eventhough is a part quotation.

2016 WE STILL DEY CELEBRATE BOREHOLE NA WAO, THAT'S TO SHOW HOW BEHIND WE ARE.

castrokins:
As Shared By A Facebook User (names withheld), Akwa Ibom State Deputy Governor, Mr. Moses (In White Lace With Hat To Match, 2nd Pic), Yesterday Commissioned A Single Geepee Tank Borehole In Abak Local Government Area Of The State.

According To Records Available In The Public, Akwa Ibom Is One Of Very Few States With Projected Viabilty (or supposedly so). One Wonders Why Administration That Has This Projection As It Pride Of Place, Would Be Happy To Be Associated With This Sort Of Project.

The Problem With This Is That The State Government Will Have It On Record As A Project Completed In The Life Of This Administration.

it's also six flat,hope to start early 2017 but i don't no much about that area,i don't know how much is rent around that area.i bought the land the last time i visited Nigeria.

s.ewel@yahoo.fr that's my email add,email me your number and i will give you a call or we can what'sapp

Thanks
Sunny

bebe2:



Hi, it's on optic estate area 5,

Am thinking of starting my six flats there, but the rent in that area is not encouraging.

Wat type of building are building.

Hello Bebe2,where in Agbara is your project? I'm about to start a similar project in the same neighbourhood.


Regards
Sunny

sam13:


Ok

But what do you mean by compensation will be paid

hey Alist you can write to me through my email

alist:
I wouldn't like to send u a message on someone's else's thread pls I saw u need a six flats two bedroom block check my tread I have e done numerous currently doing one in Akure and I have no history of complains. U can trust me I deliver on quality and timely

Hello bro,good job,something like that i wish to start at the beginning of 2017 by HIS GRACE. A 6 unit of 2bedroom flat on a plot of land (120FT BY 60FT)commercial property. please send me something you think will fit in and still have enough parking space.

s.ewel@yahoo.fr

Best Regards.

darenyx:


Pls. Drop your mail...will get back to you or send a mail to darenyxaid@gmail.com

would u like to meet a good guy?tho he's not in Nigeria

mizlolar:
Please i need ur help. Am having challenges in area of relationship. I have the problem of ending up with men who are nothing but gold diggers. They seem good from the start but before a few months, they will turn into pests.

I dont know what is responsible for this. I just need a man who ll love me on the basis of who i am not what i have. I am from a well to do family, I am the only daughter of my parents and my dad is late, I actually inherited quite a lot and initially it seemed like a blessing until I got older.

All the Guys i ve met so far re fake displaying fake love just to get hold of what is in my possession. I will give you a little insight so you can understand what I am going tru. Around 2013, my then fiance kidnapped himself and because i already knew he was too needy and then their was a lot of inconsistencies in the story so i ignored the kidnappers who were demanding for 700k ransom. The guys showed up 2 weeks later fuming without any injuries or even shedding any weight


He was ranting and saying all sorts like how wicked i was and how i abandoned him to die. I had to break it off immediately because he was beginning to sound like i was his mother and father joined together. The next relationship went quite the same way.


The guy sold my car and came up with stories of how he was robbed at onipanu by palm-grove. unfortunately for him, i had a tracker which had its own inbuilt battery, so when they disconnected the car battery thinking they have disabled the tracker, they gaffed. the car was subsequently tracked down to shagamu at a hotel managed by his cousin. these are just the few recent ones.

There are many more experiences that i wouldn’t bother you with but I am tired. the worst is that some will even want to move in with me because of the comfort of my place. Its really frustrating. My mum said i should stop driving but its nearly impossible for me to get around lagos without a car.


I simply stopped using the big cars and got a Toyota matrix and i even had to drive myself so it dosnt look like i am the one attracting the wrong men and scaring away the good ones yet i haven’t been lucky.


I am not looking for a millionaire, I just want a man with a little dignity and value not the ones who will start demanding for loans or come up with stories within months of how their visa was stuck or how their mother was diabetic and needed money for blood transfusion. I have heard a lot of such stories and i am tired.


I dont know if my mum is right that i am scaring away the right ones with my lifestyle. Honestly, i dont even live flamboyantly neither do I club. I am in my early 30’s and i really need to settle down.


Plz help me with ideas on how to stop attracting gold digging shameless men. As at now, 4 guys re on my neck including head of admin in my firm but they are all my subordinates and I don’t want a scandal. Thank u.

Please advice. I don't need abuse from you guys... Thanks

Later them wo say we no de try.

maximunimpact:
Nigerians in the Diaspora have remitted the sum of $21 billion to the country in 2015 according to a report by the Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development (KNOMAD).

Ekpo Nta, chairman, Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), who made this known at a Board Meeting of the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) in Austria, called on Nigerians in the diaspora to collaborate with ICPC in the fight against corruption.

Given the Government’s zero-tolerance for corruption this was the best time to complement the Federal Government’s job creation effort by investing in cottage industries, especially in their home communities.

“Such industries, he opined should be targeted at manufacturing hitherto imported items for the huge local market and refining local products for export.

“ICPC would continue to treat all petitions from NIDO members expeditiously through continuous investigation, prosecution and conduct of Corruption Risk Assessments in relation to any person or public institution that creates corruption bottlenecks for their investments, especially in the areas of property acquisition and business partnerships”, he said.

Nta who was a Special Guest of Honour during their Extraordinary Annual General Meeting at the official flagging off of Nigerians In Diaspora (NIDO) Germany Anti-corruption Campaign for Nigerians in Germany, said that ICPC’s mandate was to promote strong public institutions

“Even if we successfully prosecute and jail every looter, ghost worker and other economic saboteur, there is every risk that those caught will only be replaced by persons who are just as bad, or worse – unless we radically strengthen our systems and institutions”, he added.

NIDO Chapter Presidents from other European countries who were in attendance called on the ICPC to enter into similar partnerships with them.

Thereafter the ICPC chairman inducted all participants as members of the National Anti-corruption Volunteers Corps (NAVC) of ICPC and decorated them with special arm bands.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/03/31/diaspora-nigerians-remit-21bn/

Edo people nko?

OreMI22:
Mainly Igbo and Yoruba bringing in 90% of those funds to Nigeria.

Abooki is just there to enjoy the money

Good day Mr Dareny, how many staircase is in that building and what will be the size of the rooms?

Thanks.

darenyx:
6 units of 2 bedroom flats






Features:
Lounge,dinning/kitchen, bedroom 1and 2 (ensuite), visitors toilet, laundry...

Designed on a 30ft(9.1m) X 120ft(36m) plot of land

External dimensions : 28.80m X 6.50m

Igben Afuevun Darhare
+234-8034843342,+234-8124818543
Darenyxaid@gmail.com

Thanks for your concern.

Dieumerci:




Sir,
It is good that you are asking these questions about him, and would be better if you take these advice.

Just search for that name on this forum and read through.
Correct spelling: Eghosajohnny

Hajji i just sent you a message.

mufutau55:


Advice? Stay away from him; unless you want to lose your hard earned money. Simple and final on this.

Hajji M.

plz hajji what advice can u give to me concerning him?

mufutau55:


Yes. I know him, so does many other peoole here.

Hajji M.

Hajji good day, do u knw him?

mufutau55:


PLEASE DON'T TRY HIM O.
That was just a joke o.
I am sure you like your money.

Hajji M.

meaning u do not knw him?

EgunMogaji:


Oh that was just a joke o I beg.

Hello Mogaji,
u said i should try Egbosajohny, plz what can you tell me about him ?

EgunMogaji:


Try EgbosaJohhny

Egun "runs with scissors" Mogaji

House de burn fire the head of the family de go visit friends.

WHAT A SHAME¡¡¡¡

Ndlistic:
President Muhammadu Buhari begins long-week official visit to Saudi Arabia and Qatar today, Monday, February 22, 2016.


President Buhari, who was accompanied by a high-powered Federal Government delegation, including the Minister of State (Petroleum) and Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, (NNPC), Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, will first fly to Riyadyh for talks on Tuesday with King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and senior officials of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.


http://www.ndubuisiude..com.ng/2016/02/president-buhari-leaves-abuja-for-saudi.html?m=1

is Nigeria United states or are the wages the same?

lastpage:


I just wonder each time l hear the phrase "High cost of building in Nigeria".
On average, a 2/3 bed room block of four flats, costs about #20M-#25Million, depending on finishing.
if we add the cost of land, say another #5Million on the average.
So, that gives a total price of Maximum #30Million (FOUR Flats of 2/3bedroom House, including cost of land)
Now, that is about $75,000 ....but let us round it up to $100,000 (one hundred thousand Dollars, after adding $25,000 excess!)

Question is: Are we aware that A SINGLE FLAT out of the Four Flats, will cost anyone no less than $180,000 (if not more, Brand New... I am not talking about Bankruptcy / Distress Sales here.

Now, multiply that by FOUR...Which means same Flat will cost you no less than $700,000, in the United States, not to mention additional costs like Stamp Duty, Legal fees, e.t.c, that you MUST pay, to acquire your house.

So, where is the "HIGH Cost of Building Nigeria" coming from?

I bow o!



Lastpage!

sorry i did not receive any email from you,please do send it again.

Thanks.

mufutau55:


Did you get my email to your .fr email address?
Reply would have been nice.

Hajji M.