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Good morning @ OP, the numrer you put here is not reachable. Please put another phone number so that i can reach you. I am interested in this property. Regards

@OP, both courses are okay but i will advise you go for Quantity Surveying. I am a registered QS with over 7years post NYSC experience in Lagos. Quantity Surveyors are like king on construction site, they are the chief accountant on every construction project. They advice the the client on the feasibility and viability of their project; they determine the quantity of materials and labour needed for every work items on site, etc. You don't need to cut corners for you to make it big as a Quantity Surveyor. You can combine office work with site work and still be doing some PP (personal practice) by the way. I applied for civil engineering but my school gave me QS...i never regret studying/practicing the profession. There might be this inferiority complex in school while relating with other professional like Architects and Civil Engineers but believe me, once you secured a good job, they will be be seeing you as Baba. Lastly, there are higher prospect of securing good job as a QS upon graduation as we still have less 3000 registered QS in the entire federation. Regards

1.6m...serious buyer from ketu

Do u hav d one for 1.5yrs around dat area. Please if u do lemmie knw

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