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segzy14: Since u will love a duplex, i will advice a three bedroom duplex with the living room,foyer,bar,store,kitchen,dining,laundry,stair hall and terrace on the ground floor while on the first floor we will have balcony at the front and back,the three bedroom,two toilets.
I can draw this building and erect it for you.
You can call me for more information
2347035596641, 2348178706641
email: samuelajoseengineers@gmail.com
I am based in abuja but can travel anywhere to work.

Thanks for your advice. But I don't think I have that money that would make you travel all the way from Abuja down to Lagos. Though, I don't have much now, but I just want to know the best structure that I can erect on it in such a way that when people see it, they should think that the structure was built on a half plot. Anyway, a appreciate you advice.

eghosa johnny: Hello sir,I am a builder and from all indication the measurement you mentioned (40/80)divided to two is exactly 40/40,the advice I can give you rightnow on this land is for you erect something like a storey building the parlour,dining and kitchen down then three rooms upstairs. Once you are ok with this that you can raise a storey building add me on my BBM pin 3123DD40 if you have a BB but if not just call my number below and I will show what I'm talking about.
Here is my phone number 07031886484

kindly reply me on this so that we can move forward.
Thank you sir and awaiting your candid reply,
Best Regards

According to your suggestion, I think it would make sence if I can erect a storey building on mine. By the way, which state do you reside?

Though, I don't know much about land measurement. But my friend said it would be 40/80 (that's before we devided it into two). But my share is like a square (each four sides having almost the same lenght. Thanks for asking, though.

H1 all in the house. Someone just gave my friend and I a half plot of land. This half plot of land is located at a place where most people do called "corner piece". We have cleared this land and devided it into two equal half and each one of us is now preparing to start putting structure on it (each of us planning different structure of his own). The challenge that I'm having and that makes me to be writting this is that I need the help of any building expert(s) in the house to please recommend the type of structure (for myself and family alone, not for commercial purpose) that I can erect (build) on it. Some of my friends were telling me that I should be able to bulld 3 bedroom flat on it with each room having its own bathroom and toilet. But to me, seeing how small the quarter of the land is, I'm thinking the land can't accommodate more than 2 bedroom flat (if each room is to have separate bathroom and toilet). Though, only one out of my two friends that said 3 bedroom flat help people to build houses (but he's not an architecture nor a builder with building certificate. Just casual builder, it think so). Please, I need the house (building experts) to advise me on this and also tell me or help me to sketch out the plan that will best stay on this property in such a way that when people see the structure, they should think the house was built on a half plot of land (for family purpose alone). And if possible, the person should please upload a picture of how the building would look like when I finish building it (whether bongalo or a storey building). Thank you all in advance as you help a fellow nairalander. God bless you all.

Solution001: Pls am a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo university, i study geography education,
pls i want to learn computer engineering, and networking.
I can come to any part of lagos.
Pls help me.
08034899997

OK

Solution001: I'm a graduate of OAU, I study Geography,
i dont know much about computer, I can only browse wt my pc and work on some common parckages. ie ms-word.
I want to learn , computer engineering, ict, administration and networking, etc in a big organization.
Pls where can I learn that in Lagos or Osogbo.
Thanking u in advance for good recomendation.

@poster, if you find it convenient as you told me on the phone, then, there is no problem. Good luck to you.

Nicemoc: This is one of the best write ups I've had the pleasure of reading in recent times. Thanks for sharing @Op. May God give you the zeal to write more

Amen

[quote author=k.style]Na wa o...so pathetic...itz evry whr...somtyms i go on my knees n tank God i stil made a 2.1...no sorting,no mercinary watsoeva...itz pathetic dat half baked students com out as graduates with great result not knwin dat most of dem do not deserve such...d intelligent r alwayz victimizd....u nid 2 hear d way 'graduates' talkd in nysc camp...u go fear fear na...afta wen dey go 4 job interviews n r nt picked,dem go blame 1 innocent old man wey dey 4 village say na him dey hold their destiny because him dey drag land with their family...if u knw u r in2 sortin or gracin d bed of ur lecturers,u shld b lynched jst lyk gay dudes...itz fvckin irritating.....all these hous of rep members dat kip fytin r thugs dat univrsities graduated,many of dem with gud results yet c their characters....d change we so desire starts 4rm u and i...say no 2 sorting n bangin ur lecturers#som nl chicks no go lyk dis my comment[/quote]Are you sure you are a graduate? You and some graduates that write in "short hand" like this your way of writing are total disgrace to the world graduates. I hardly understand what you wrote, despite the fact that I perceived you to be a graduate!

Op, try to use another USB cable to connect it. The cable you are using with it might have gone bad.

I guessed there is a short circult somewhere on the motherboard. If you are close to UNILAG, Akoka Yaba, you can phone me on this line (0703 101 2161) so that I can help you to confirm the real cause of your laptop sending back current when you plug in the charge. Though, tomorrow is Sunday, but I do go to work on Sundays (in the afternoon, sometimes), including tomorrow. But if you like, and you are chanced, you can let's meet either tomorrow or on Monday. But mind you, when you come, you would be paying a sum of N1,000 as a diagnostic fee. Then, you would wait while your laptop is disassembled in your presence after the payment of the diagnostic fee of N1,000. Ani is my name. Incase you phone, just tell me you saw my reply on Nairaland forum regarding your laptop issue. Good luck to you.

I don't know! You need Dell desktop PC? Anyway,I'm around Yaba, close to UNILAG. If you don't mind,you can phone me on 07031012161 and let's discuss the configuration of the Dell PC that you want and the amount you are willing to spend on each PC.

@poster, we have been advised to make sure that we connect external mouse and keyboard to our laptop when using it if we know that we always use the laptop for serious daily heavy typing. Even if that laptop is top grade laptop because laptop keyboard and mouse are not built to be able to withstand daily heavy usage like that of desktop keyboard and mouse.

What I'm suspecting about your laptop is that your laptop is experiencing poor cooling. You might give your laptop to a nearby comp. Tech aroumd you there and let him have the processor cooling unit examine for you.

^ I guess you are right

oloriooko: thanks but won't i need to instal the bitlocker program first? cos when i right clicked on the flash on my windows 7 computer, i did not see the "bitlocker".

You said it initially that it's your external hard drive. If you bought the hard drive new and it's branded like Seagate or IBM external drive, you do not need to install any special software, the BitLocker option should come up as soon as you right click on the external hard drive.

@poster, it is possible. If your computer is running Windows 7, all you need to do is to open "Computer" and locate your external hard drive you want to password. Right click on that your USB external hard drive and and choose "Turn ON BitLocker". Follow the messages that your computer would be displaying to complete setting password on your external hard disk. Note: the process might take few minutes to hours. Just watch your computer as it encrypt the files you have saved in the hard drive. The system will notify you as soon as the process is completed. Good luck to you!

@op, you said there is no computer repair centre in your vicinity? Where did you stay? To your question, many problems could lead to the symptom you are being presented with by your system. Trust me, you might need to seek help from someone with computer repair knowledge over there because the problem seems a windows file(s) problem which might need to be repaired or reloading a fresh copy which I think it might be too complex for you to do by yourself.

So, Ali Nuhu also act Hausa movie too? I only know him to be Hausa music singer! I so much like his music (though, I'm not Hausd). Anyway, congratulations to him. Mo ba a yo, mo si ba a dupe.

So, Ali Nuhu also act Hausa movie too? I only know him to be Hausa music singer! I so much like his music (though, I'm not Hausd). Anyway, congratulation to him. Mo ba a yo, mo si ba a dupe.

@poster, just SMS info to 127

poster, you want to buy a new desktop PC for your kids? Are those your kids still teenagers? And again, did they have basic computer knowledge (now) that can make them work on the PC without any elderly person around them that needs to be puting them through on what they should do and what not to do on the computer? If your answer to all these my questions is NO, then I would advise you not to buy a new PC for them now but a fearly used one. Because a new desktop PC these days is even more expensive than a laptop computer. I don't think you get what I have in mind before recommend that you buy a fearly used desktop PC for now! But, I don't know, if you think it doesn't mean that you can buy the new one for starting though, you can get a (standard) complete (new) desktop PC (without both UPS and printer) for anything from 7oK plus up to 100K/200K plus. Depending on your budget and the configuration of the PC. And again, I recommed that you either buy Dell or HP branded system but not those assembled and also cheap new desktop PCs. Once again, don't forget that new desktop PCs that are sold these days are more expensive than laptop PCs. Good luck to you!

@poster,you can follow what Blackweaver said. But have it at the back of your mind that you will need to be removing the USB Sound Card from your system each time you are not using it. But if you know that you wouldn't be comfortable using it that way, the good news that I have for you is that I can change the bad jark for you if only you 1) stay in Lagos, (2) can pay N5,000 to have it fixed for you (while you wait and collect it). If you would want me to fix it for you, kindly tell me here, then we shall exchange contacts. Good luck to you!

Go to either Ikeja, computer village or when you get to under the bridge in Oshodi, ask anybody there that you are going to electronics market that is located near under the bridge (in Oshodi). You can get it in anyone of these two places.

You are welcome.

Yes poster. You can even get it lesser than that, especially when you go for dell product. You can get dell product of such spec for 70+ depending on the computer shop you go to. I guess[b] Dell Inspiron 5050[/b] with Intel corei3 processor @ 2.3GH, 4G of RAM, 500G hard drive, 15.6 inches screen, shipped with windows 7 home basic is sold for 76k-80k.

This above price was the price I got from Ikeja, computer village this week.

I strongly recommend that the moderator(s) of this section of the forum ban this poster, I couldn't comprehend a single line of his write up! I wonder why somebody like this poster should be allow to partake in any of the discussions in this forum! God have mercy!

@poster, since you told me that you resides in Lagos, go to Ikeja, computer village, to buy it from those guys that sell computer softwares. And if you know that you can't go to computer village, to buy the "Easy Recovery Professional" Software. I told you that you can come to me in Yaba to collect a copy (in a flash drive) that I have. Just come with a flash drive to collect it.

@poster, first of all, create a new folder on the desktop, then, follow the below steps. (1) open "EasyRecovery Professional" on the desktop on that windows xp computer. (2) click on "Data Recovery" button on the left side from the dialog box that appear (3) then, click on "RawRecovery" button on your right side of the program (4) from a dialog box that would appear next, you will see this message: "Select the drive you want to perform a RawRecovery on and click on Next to begin scanning for Files". From this screen, you would see the list of all the disks you have connected to your computer, including your flash drive that you want to recover your files from. Just click on your flash drive among the list of disks that are shown on the left side of the EasyRecovery Professional Program dialog box that you are presented with and then, click on Next button. Note that at this point, you would have to wait for some hours and watch your system as it scans for all files on your flash drive (the hours you would need to wait for depends on the capacity of your flash drive you are trying to recover files from and how heavy those files on it are). (5) when the scanning is finished, a new page would automatically appear. From this screen, at the bottom left side of the program, you would see small round object (green) and you will also see this message beside the green circle that says "Building Trees". Just wait for few minutes for this green circle to disappear, then, go to the top left side of the screen and mark "My Drive" box (the white box beside "My Drive" among all the white boxes that are listed on the left side of the dialog box (6) click on Next button to continue the process. (7) click on "Browse" button on the left side of the program that appear to locate the folder that you created on the desktop earlier. Then, click OK. ( then, click on Next button to continue the process. (9) at this point, I strongly believe that you should be able to follow onscreen message and complete the process. But when you see a message that tells you that the recovery has been completed successfully, then, go and open the folder that you created on the desktop earlier. You should see all your lost files in different folders here. Note that the file name of all your files would have been changed to another name. But I assure you that you are going to see all your files. Just keep opening all those files one after the other. Good luck to you, poster!

davodyguy: earlier this evening, i mistakenly formatted my flash and all my documents for the past 15 years was deleted. i removed the flash and shut down the system. started it again, inserted the flash and it was still empty.

pls im begging anyone to pls help save my life, career and job. pls what can i do? computer wizard and guru save my life i beg u.

pls help. without that flash, im gone. pls help

Poster, when you mistakenly format your flash drive, that is not the end of it for the files you saved there! Here is what I can suggest that you do -get a computer software called "easy recovery". Install it on any computer that is available to you (not compulsory that you must install the program onto the computer from which you formatted the flash drive). But make sure that the computer you are going to install this program on is running Windows XP. Then, call me up on 07031012161 while you put ON the computer onto which you installed the "easy recovery" and let me walk you through all what you neet to do with the program you just installed to pet your files back.

I'm a computer technician or a computer repair person (a computer engineer as we do call it here in Nigeria) because I was taught how computer works and how to put it in order (repair it) when it develop problem and fails to work. I was not taugh how I can produce a computer but how to repair it when it fails. Frankly speaking and talking from experience (though, I don't know much of computer science because it's not my main field), if someone ask me what my prefer choice would be if I were ask to choose between comp. Science and comp. Engineering, I would tell the person that it would be computer engineering because as I am typing this now, I have spent up to nine (9) good years in computer repairs (started 2003) and I think I know what I'm saying. The main point that I'm making now is that, as a person, I would recommend computer engineering to people against computer science. But going into the field of computer engineering required constant studies and personal research if one really want to stay on the top!

[quote author=sting_224]Netbook comes with 1year internet access, 2.5g zain modem, a printer and a laptop bag. Sha, even with the addons you'll have to stick a gun to my head before you make me buy a netbook for 130k plus.[/quote]You make me laugh in my mother tongue!