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@All where can one buy precast facial parapet in Ilorin Kwara state. I will also appreciate the price to, or people that make them on site.

@segcy where all the water, or may be I need my glasses. Weldone.

@Sypder those are the end result of those type of doors, it was some fancy type of wood looking like plastic that was placed on the face. You better tell your client to stick with well build locally made ones.

Good job man, I believe this is the Procedure the government lay down on the paper if only things work the way they should. I have no idea, cost time it's take you to get those report. One thing am sure of, if it was in Lagos or Abuja it will take time that will force one to abandon the job. I hope one I wake up to Naija that will doing things the way it should be done always.

Can one imagine? price is crashing, land for 130m or $812,500 for land alone. Do you kwon the kind of house this amount could but you in USA with stable income rent of about at average of $5000 a month without any mortgage? I hope most of those people that keep stealing our wealth will stop one day.

@victorv12. When 30 percent of your earnings are exhausted on shelter, your labor are no longer viewed as an opportunity for economic advancement, but rather as an act of self-preservation. In the real world that's called...slavery.?

Sir, I don't know where you reside. My comment is based on the fact that is used to determine rent calculation where I reside. I believe it's a federal law that governs property owners and the renters. This law was also strictly enforced on banks as well. If you read my first post carefully, I said where incomes has good accounting practice and well documented, can easily be verified. Your comment above in my view, with Naija housing market that was run on speculations not the value of the houses themselves . I may agree with you, if at present, Nigerian 30% income may not support their rent, but I also find it difficult to understand the balance with present income, housing cost, and the programs the government has in place for the housing markets. I had read a lot about the cost associated with land etc. I can't imagine and average legitimate income of #1.6m a year that can afford an apartment of two or three bedrooms at 8-10millon on mortgage at monthly payment of #120,000 a month. Even so call bankers that believe they are making decent living with many of them@#5-8millon a year income. Mind you the entire banking sector hired only 90,000 or so workers, out of 160 million people. They are still considered poor in this part of the world, they may still need government assistant in one-way or other. I believe we have to put many things in order, like removing those crazy land fees charges to liberalize the sector. We have a long way to go as nation to make housing affordable for ordinary Nigerians in conclusion

@hajji, front page please on pile issue, for long lawyer Mathew has used his power as moderator years back to dominate the front page. I believe the volume of traffic on topic with vast information and knowledge to learn should be consider to take the front page in my opinion. There is another topic about income and rent in Nigeria housing market that was generating serious debate. I will like to see your contribution to it.

@victorv12. When 30 percent of your earnings are exhausted on shelter, your labor are no longer viewed as an opportunity for economic advancement, but rather as an act of self-preservation. In the real world that's called...slavery.?

Sir, I don't know where you reside. My comment is based on the fact that is used to determine rent calculation where I reside. I believe it's a federal law that governs property owners and the renters. This law was also strictly enforced on banks as well. If you read my first post carefully, I said where incomes has good accounting practice and well documented, can easily be verified. Your comment above in my view, with Naija housing market that was run on speculations not the value of the houses themselves . I may agree with you, if at present, Nigerian 30% income may not support their rent, but I also find it difficult to understand the balance with present income, housing cost, and the programs the government has in place for the housing markets. I had read a lot about the cost associated with land etc. I can't imagine and average legitimate income of #1.6m a year that can afford an apartment of two or three bedrooms at 8-10millon on mortgage at monthly payment of #120,000 a month. Even so call bankers that believe they are making decent living with many of them@#5-8millon a year income. Mind you the entire banking sector hired only 90,000 or so workers, out of 160 million people. They are still considered poor in this part of the world, they may still need government assistant in one-way or other. I believe we have to put many things in order, like removing those crazy land fees charges to liberalize the sector. We have a long way to go as nation to make housing affordable for ordinary Nigerians in conclusion.

@Segcymoor. let get this clear, are you saying each pile cost 80k per meter depth x 7 x 49 piles?

Sorry it going to be hard for you to determine that in Naija. If it other side or the world, where good accounting practice exits on incomes. All incomes are well documented and can be verified. Your annual rent should not be more then 30% of income.

Good job

Thank you my brother Naija need those money so bad.

Thank you@hajj, pls speed up the process in your office Oooo, so the money can get to us ASAP lol.

Welcome back, if I may ask was this the same project befor Nairaland was hacked or another project completely.

Na you biko

Good job doctor engineer Lol. Am loving it sha

What is all this for God sake, can't you open your own thread and sale what ever you want to sale?

Wow I can now see and understand the advantage of precast fascial parapet. I hope there widely avaliable in every little town in Naija.

kopell: @profersor Spyder, can you give your student cost of this items, to compare with price in Lagos.

Which of the items, I have a very long list of items here.

@spyder the wire cable to be specific. How do you measure the diameter of cable, the lent in the roll. Do you measure by wight, so one will not short cut on what you paid for.

@profersor Spyder, can you give your student cost of this items, to compare with price in Lagos.

Welcome back, with most of the best brain in Nairaland team. Wishing you all best of everything in this project.

This is why I love this section every day you come to class, you learn something new.
This roofing class is very informed, no more hiding place for dubious contractors. The roofing professor as empower his student with information. This is wood class, I believe very soon, he will extend his class the roofing sheets. I came late sir am sorry for that Thank for sheering this information.

Man I most admit, you have some sportless finishing with good workers who pay full attention to your detail instruction on the job. Good job men.

Pricnceonex haba, you be veteran now just ignore. long time how you dey.@ hajj Muftau pls as class captain talk to your old and new students to behave now, this section na family house Oooo.

Segcymoor. what are the advantage and disadvantage. cost effect of precast concrete fascial, like the once that was cast on buiding on site, like that of Spyder880 styles.

Professor spyder880, Good job is your logo Ooo keep it up. Watching on the sideline.

My oga at the top, I had already grab my note book. Be honest I love these design with little space, the architect really knew how to manage space. May I ask about the parking space for entire building. My guess is to have at least two car parking space for every three bedrooms.

Happy New Year Aventures, are you on vacation. Welcome back Oooo, your students are waiting.

The law good job and Happy New Year. That fee for most lawyers and the envelop thing?

My brother it great to see your project gone these far in that short time, when you see your millions start to depleting like race car on the high way. I believe we have all seen where the money going, not like some of our brother that go to Naija for banging with most of their money.