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ZachAyo:
I am a Smart home Enthusiast, dont even know what to say. 3M can't do anything in 2023. Because very soon every home is going to be a smart home and the price of getting a smart home is usually around 1.5 to 7M so where do you want to smart from?

Better use the money as a deposit for a home from a real estate company that allows installment payments. And if you want to have a smart home ask them if they have a Smart home automation Option, if not ask them to get one from https://everythingsmart.tech/partnership/

By the end of the day, it just depends on you.

Blackdisciple:
Who cares make you even late small make you see

SMJay:
Thank you all. The lady rejected the offer based on the responses here.

DonroxyII:
Oga Prepare to Leave just give yourself six months notice .... Toxic Environment is Hypertensive ....

No matter the pay My Mental Health and Cardiovascular Health is Important to me ...

If Wahala gas their money Might not be enough to take care of You so Respect Yourself and Swerve!

I hate make my body dey hot anyhow or always being in flight mode ...

Flakky26:
thank you

asorodayo1:
Chart me up on 08030642024

HarunaWest:
The Gen-Z corper posted under me is a professional candy crush player. She no wan do anything. She just came to rest and chill. Me sef dey encourage am, na she dey run small small errands for office after all we can't be paying her for doing nothing. After her service, I will request another corper, if them no help,na to get any serious intern. I can't come and kill myself.

Flakky26:
Can someone recommend a developer to fund the completion of a bungalow ,about 4 flats that is about 65% completed(already roofed) or a microfinance I can get credit facility like 2million to complete the project? Thank you

seanwilliam:
Honestly speaking , without steady flow of income or amount that can take the building to habitable level, I won’t advice anyone to embark on it.


Also as a young guy , I think it’s much more better to build for rental first. Cos at some point if you build for personal use, especially when the area is not your taste or developed , you’ll be feeling somehow .

I started a personal project sometimes ago, I didn’t really make enough research then due to me not having enough money, along the line I made more money , I pumped it to the project , now the project has reached 80% completion and I don’t really like the place again. I’m looking out to convert it to rental property ( I’m not sure if it will generate much cos it’s a developing area, the project looks odd there self) or make I give my parents if I make enough money.

If one doesn’t have enough money to go for what he deeply wants , he should keep investing the money on something else not just settling for less just to feel among.
The point is, it’s better to have steady flow of income or enough money that will get you what you really really desire…
In his case, he should keep on buying lands, a time will come when selling a portion of the land self might get him a nice house.
Even if they sell cement 10k per bag, provided you have correct steady income, u no go feel am.
My orientation change recently .

But if he’s a family man , well , he can settle for anything. .
u get my point bro?

Cutehector:
A townhall.

geezyk:
Na werey people full this forum

Op, you can definitely build a 3bed bungalow with that amount assuming you have a land already. My cousin and I embarked on building our homes at same time, we got a land at Ota, after cannanland. We decided on producing blocks for ourselves. A bag of cement will produce 45- 50 max very strong blocks. MAN Diesel trucks of sharp sand worth 42k and workmanship of 800 naira per bag of cement. Arrangement of blocks to lintel level and workmanship costs almost 400k.

Roofing took the most costs, buying the wood costs 450-470k and the roofing sheets was about 700k.

Na the finishing dey chop most money.

If your site is situated in a remote area, building costs will be cheap. Don't allow anyone discourage you, use laborers situated where your site is and ensure you monitor them closely, you'll definitely get value for your money. No allow all these NL kids to brainwash you, no be everybody go build Adenuga house style.

You 3m will definitely go a long way.

olukaygold:
Pls don't derail my thread... This thread for People to Learn. I can't be explaining myself up and down everytime. If you found it difficult to believe me,then try me by giving me the contract.

deavicky:
if he has a land already I think he can build a moderate 2 bedroom to an extent. It take about 2500 block to to build that.let me just give a small breakdown.
1. Block 6" 2500×300=750,000
To lay the block let's say #100 per block(my area I can still pay #70
2. 2500×100= 250000
Cement 1 bag should lay 100 blocks. Let's say 30 bags × 5000 =150000. Sand and granite 300k.
Rod for lintel 100k he can then go for a cheap roofing option.

EgunMogaji2:
If you have land already then you can squeeze out a 2 bedroom flat that can be easily expandable to a 3 bedroom or even 4 in the future.

The assumptions is that you’re level headed, will roll up your sleeves to get involved and less acclaimed alleged professionals.

Have a look at one of my projects.

https://www.nairaland.com/7060516/small-commercial-build

EgunMogaji2:
The Accountant General said as the project stands today at just over N2M without counting cost of land, fence and gate.

It’s a shop but can easily qualify for a 2 bedroom BQ. So if you have habitable land then Bobs your Uncle.

Officialgarri:
For the sake of this thread, I will do a sample building and let's see how much it will cost ... But I believe #3m will build a reasonable house .

I'll also create a cost Microsoft excel sheet that everyone can access and see how possible a low-cost but design-wise building can go .

Soon ....

Ikanielijah4120:
I have simple and moderate design for you,
Whatsapp me 07038136181

NoToPile:
Doesn't like calls as how?

Hian wait the same Costain to marina abi another Costain no dey Lagos nau?



Well different organization different problems, the one I am facing is the 2 contract staffs (graduates oo) I have working with me can't operate MS Office,
I was given an IT student from Noun who will leave in april, the young lady is the only one giving me rest of mind, her reports are perfect almost zero errors when I read through any thing she does, I am practically dreading when she will leave.

They now gave me a Corper last week only for me to give that one a memo to type and she was telling me it's been a while used Ms word, I was livid, I had to ask how she did her project, she said it's café. by fire by force she did it with the help of one of her other collegues.

Three of them use smartphones oo and are Facebooking Instagraming and all.

I have worked with wonderful Corpers, IT students even contract staff in the past and they were so wonderful on the job, I just don't know what happened that it's my unit they are posting all these people to.

Anyway I can't complain, na so govt work dey be sometimes.

Glowgrowglory:
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Workers as how, give decription of the job the term worker is not enough

QuinModah:
Requesting for a well Deserving Salary Increase is not a Do or Die Affair: Ask for it Anyway.

Asking for a raise shouldn’t be daunting if you have done your homework well and made yourself indispensable.

The talent war is such that only those with the right skills, qualities and competencies can negotiate what they want.

Most feel it’s impossible to do. First thing is the mindset, I have coached several and it’s no brainer that once your result can do the talking, half the task is done.

However, before you walk into that office and command the numbers you want, take a moment to ponder these:

1. Have you consistently met targets and goals?

2. Did you rise to any new challenges that the company faced and over delivered on the task?

3. Did you subsumed other people’s work as a result of their exit?

4. Have you added any relevant skills that would impact on your job?

5. What can you bring on board this new year?

If you answer “yes” to at least three of these, you are fit to request a raise as no good organization wants to lose its talent.

You have two outcomes- the request is granted or you gain experience on how to negotiate with a win-win mindset.

How then do you ask for a raise?

� Research salary trends. Every job has a corresponding market value. Ask colleagues from other organizations.

�List out your achievements in writing.

�Choose the right time to ask.

� Set a meeting. It’s ideal to ask for a pay raise in person and in private. If you can avoid it, don’t ask for a raise in an email.

� Prepare what to say and rehearse your pitch.

� Remember the goal is to engage positively and not get aggressive.

�Thank your boss. Regardless of how the conversation goes, thank him/her for the opportunity.

�Send a follow-up email that summarises your conversation.

If decline, you may request a raise at a later date,and if you do, you can reference the email.