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The la nd has a letter of confirmation, which can be verified at Land's bureau at Alausa

There is a plot of land of 700 square meter for sale in Ikorodu G.R.A phase 2. Location is off Ibeshe rd. price is 4.5 million naira net. Pls call 08020961825 or oayorinde@gmail.com for enquiries. This is one of the best estate to live in Ikorodu.

Great piece of work, ihebrooke. My suggestion is that you should number each of ur work, like serial or reference number, so we can just quote them whenever we see the one of interest.. Thanks

@7070' what is the price of 10kva soundproof gen

Such an interesting issue, seriously speaking, I often wonder what is the purpose of the holy spirit in dwelling the xtians, if you must take every single instruction for your life from the man of God. Well I have decided to listen more to my Spirit than to the pastor.

obadiah777: THATS CUZ THE CHILDREN SEE THE HYPOCRISY BETWEEN THE MANS REAL LIFE AND HIS ELEVATED SPIRITUAL STATUS AS A PASTOR. THAT STUFF MESSES WITH THEIR MINDS. THESE PASTORS ARE ALL SNAKES. THE KIDS ARE REBELLING

That's very true. A lot of pastors don't really believe what they teach, if they do, then they will follow it.

spyder880: My man, I wish to settle and work in Lagos later on. Its only that I am still busy in the east. I think Lagos is where the business really is.

You are very right. You must create time for me next year. I will make sure every materials needed is procured, once we start we will complete it, and you can return to base, pls think about it.

One of the most educating thread on nairaland. Keep it up spyder. But I need to bring you to Lagos soonest to start my project. I'm very serious about that.

I want to assume that the president is not aware of this, I trust my friend gej would have honoured him.

I love Obama. Anybody will be proud to have him as his president

Ytechconst: @humanbeans. Its not so. Maximum time frame to complete a standard detach duplex is 4months if fund is readily available. For semi-detached duplex like this maximum 5-6months. In the case of this project we had to pause during subsidy period because of fluctuation of market price of building materials so we had to revisit the bill of quantities of the project to re-negotiate and reach an agreement before we proceed. That is the reason why we used 8months on this project.

I'm actually referring to money, and not months.

I thought it would be a great idea, if we have contact info of all building/ construction/ real estate pros on a single thread for easy reach by would be clients.all the details that will help us locate you if we have jobs for you. You can also share links to your profile or previous or ongoing projects.

We are waiting!!

Great job, ytech. My assumption is that it will take about 15-17 M to finish a 4 bedroom duplex. Pls correct me if I'm wrong.

Segcy, I'm planning a 4 bedroom duplex. But I will let you know when it's time

Thanks.

Hi segcy, I noticed you erected the full pillars and even decked the Ajah project, before starting the block works. Kindly tell us the advantage of this compare to the other method. Thanks

I will get in touch with you soon segcy, you are very professional. But me I no get 13M for carcass only oo. Well done man !!!

FG vs Tinubu: Bloody waste of time
http://www.vanguardngr.com/category/columns/frankly-speaking/


ON SEPTEMBER 25, 2011 · IN FRANKLY SPEAKING
By Dele Sobowale
“If you are looking for trouble, you’ve come to the right place” Notice on the wall of a tavern in Kansas City in the days of the Wild Wild West in the America c1760.
I feel sorry for the Federal Government already; its current leaders have not yet learnt that there are some battles you don’t fight because, at best, you will end up with a pyrrhic victory and, at worst, you end up with a bloody nose yourself. This is one such battle.
If, indeed, PDP is behind the renewed interest in the prosecution of Bola Tinubu, it can only be regarded as another demonstration that the ruling party lacks deep thinkers. And, if the government is acting on its own, we have the clearest proof that it lacks a sense of priorities.
But, if history is our guide, they will end up turning a simple hero into a martyr. We don’t need to go far to find examples. Nigerian political history and our own recent past furnish us with more than enough.
When the British found Nnamdi Azikiwe too tough a nut to crack, in the 1950s, they started the Foster Sutton inquiries alleging the widespread looting of African Continental Bank, by the Eastern Regional Government led by Zik as Premier. It was intended to be a knockout blow. Instead, it rallied the people behind Zik as never before.
The Owelle of Onitsha escaped jail and became an even stronger leader of the struggle for independence.
Awolowo was the perfect case study in how dim-witted people in government and power turn mere heroes into legends. As the leader of the Action Group and former Premier of Western Region, Awo had carved his name in stone by introducing free primary education in Nigeria.
He was feared by his two main rivals -Ahmadu Bello and Azikiwe; even when he became leader of opposition at the Federal level, he was still a threat. Soon, he was accused of treasonable felony and actually convicted and jailed. His political adversaries expected his political obituary to be written.
They waited in vain. Even in jail, Awo grew in stature. The battle for the control of Yorubaland, which had been seized by his enemies continued in his absence. He returned to hold sway all over Nigeria and the West and died a deity. I need not recount the story of Chief M.K.O. Abiola and June 12 which have become immortalized, instead of ending as another chapter in our history.
Instead of crushing Bola Tinubu, his political foes are about to raise him to another level in popularity as he is transformed to the position of genuine opposition leader. And, if Jonathan and PDP should falter, it is almost certain who will be the beneficiary of that failure.
Let me state right now that if the governmentexpects an easy walk-over, they are sadly mistaken. This case, if pursued, will last a long time. And Bola Tinubu has at least three other factors in common with Awo and Zik, which give him a fighting chance of turning the tables on his detractors. They always constitute a major advantage in this type of battle.
At this point, let me quickly dispense with the accusations that will be made against me for taking sides with Bola Tinubu. The usual is financial gratification. I have not met the man for over four years and we have never discussed this matter. The second is double standard; the feeling that one who has fought corruption all along will defend someone accused by the government.
The answer to that is simple. The Federal Government has not accused Tinubu of stealing money and keeping the loot in a foreign account. Otherwise, money laundering would have been added to the charges. The charge is that he maintained foreign accounts while in office. In short, he kept his own money abroad.
So, no charges of theft are involved; unlike those of PDP former governors who are still walking the streets freely; years after they were charged with looting their states’ treasuries.
TO PRESIDENT JONATHAN: ON NATIONAL SECURITY — 4
“No, far from it, I did not go there for negotiation; my visit was a learning process….I will make the recommendations. It is left for the people in government to do whatever they want with such recommendations”.
Former President Obasanjo, SUNDAY PUNCH, September 18, 2011, p 8.
“We have a fresh challenge on hand because everybody was looking forward to the peace initiative of Obasanjo”.
Undisclosed Military “Source”, in THE NATION ON SUNDAY, September 18, 2011 p 4.
The news report of former President Obasanjo’s visit to the family of the late Boko Haram leader and his presumed attempt to broker peace met me in Abuja the day after. With me was former SUNDAY VANGUARD editor, Fola Arogundade.
My first statement to Fola was, “irrespective of whether Obasanjo went on a private visit or was sent by the Federal Government, a great deal of unpleasant and unintended consequences will follow”. Fola, was not totally convinced. As you read this article, two unpleasant and unintended consequences have followed in quick succession.
The first was the cold-blooded murder of Babakura Fugu, in-law to the late Boko Haram leader, who met with Obasanjo; the second has been mixed reactions (to be candid almost 50-50) to Obasanjo’s visit.
The most angry denounciation came from Professor Soyinka who, despite the harsh language, actually decried the timing more than anything else. Obasanjo went visiting on the same day a memorial service was being held for the victims of Boko Haram bombing of the UN office in Abuja.
Irrespective of whether President Jonathan approved of the visit or not, it will be difficult to escape the issue of bad judgment regarding timing which Soyinka raised. The problem is: who will issue the apology? If the government issues it, that will amount to admitting, irrefutably, being an accessory to what happened – including the death of Babakura Fugu.
Otherwise, now that a bigger mess has resulted, government must distance itself from Obasanjo’s initiative – painful as that may be because it will only add to the catalogue of failures of the government.
Personally, I think the choice of Obasanjo, as the peace messenger, if that was what happened, has again rekindled the fear that the former President is still tele-guiding Jonathan. Here again, one of the inevitable outcomes of that is the fact that Obasanjo is a divisive figure.
For some, nothing he does can be acceptable. That is unfortunate; because, the role he has chosen, or been chosen, to play this time is a noble one – if only he had succeeded.
For once, I felt sorry for Obasanjo and also Jonathan. The arrangement was faulty and the objectives were also hazy but they desired peace which is proving elusive…
AUTHORITY STEALING CRUDE OIL: READ THE BOOK
Or how BPE was used as a conduit pipe for sharing loot; or how PDTF account was embezzled; road contracts wasted and oil wells sold for a song.
Don’t wait for WikkiLeaks; read DeleLeaks and the great oil robbery. Find out in the Collectors item; only N5000. Less than 150 left.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=62213:lagos-to-appeal-judgment-on-lastma&catid=1:national&Itemid=559

Lagos To Appeal Judgment On LASTMA
SUNDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2011 00:00 BY KAMAL TAYO OROPO NEWS - NATIONAL
THE Lagos State government has said that it will challenge the ruling of a Federal High Court in Lagos on Wednesday, which voided the power of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) to impose fine on traffic offenders.
The presiding judge, Justice Abang, had declared that sections 9, 11, 12 and 13 of the law establishing LASTMA is unconstitutional and of no effect, following a suit filed by one Mr. Jonathan Odutola.
Abang held that while LASTMA may arrest traffic offenders, it does not have power to impose fines, adding that only a court of law could do so.
But the Lagos State Attorney General, Mr. Ade Ipaye, reacting to the judgment on Friday, said the state would appeal the ruling.
“We are filing an appeal immediately. Lagos State, Federal Government and other jurisdictions have laws that validly impose fines in the same way as the LASTMA Law, so we are certainly not satisfied with the judgment, Ipaye said.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sun/news/5166-10-year-old-boy-commits-suicide?tmpl=component&print=1&page=

10-year-old boy commits suicide

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Written by Oluwatoyin Malik Sunday, 25 September 2011
RESIDENTS of Alajiki Street, Apata Area in Ibadan, Oyo State, were thrown into confusion and sorrow on Thursday when the body of a 10-year-old primary six pupil, Segun Omotayo, was found hanging in a room inside a dilapidated building beside his parents’ residence.
According to information gathered, Segun, who was a pupil of a primary school at Apata, returned from school that afternoon and thereafter went to the neighbourhood with his friends to watch home video after taking his lunch.
He reportedly came back home and went inside the dilapidated building which once served as home to his family before it was vacated when a part of it collapsed during a heavy rain and part of the roof also got blown off.
Segun’s mother, Mrs Omotayo, who had converted part of the dilapidated building to a poultry and also had a grinding machine in front of it, started looking for Segun around 7.30 p.m. with the intention of giving him some chores to do.
When she checked their apartment and did not see him, the woman decided to check the abandoned building, where the family still had some of their belongings in a room.
Her search eventually led her to the room where she found Segun’s body dangling from the ceiling while the chair he climbed to commit the act was found lying on its side.
The woman raised the alarm and neighbours trooped out to behold the shocking sight.
The matter was reported at Apata police station on Friday morning and the Divisional Police Officer, SP Ganiyu Ali dispatched some detectives to the scene.
The corpse was brought down from the ceiling while its photographs were taken.
The boy did not leave any suicide note but some people suspected that the boy must have been on an adventure as a result of the scenes he might have watched from the film he went to watch with friends.
However, a police source said a foul play was being suspected as a blood stain was found on the deceased’s chest.
The police image maker in Oyo State, ASP Femi Okanlawon confirmed the story, saying the boy’s parents and some witnesses had been invited by the police to help in the investigations towards unravelling the cause of the deceased’s action.

The licence alone is about 25m nairalist , while the equipment too is same amt. From a reliable source

Shooshi (church)

Una just dey jelos the guy. Him dey hellven dey enjoy him 70 something virgins now. Jokes apart it's easy to get to the root of this menace, but is JEG willing? It takes more than mere promises to tame this evil.