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Romance › Re: Can You Go Down On Your Knees To Beg A Man Not To Leave? by maninmood(m): 8:09pm On Mar 19, 2012

Women of nowadays believe in 50/50. They quickly forget about our tradition. What stops you from going down on your knees to beg your man? A man doesn't value a woman much when the latter acts independent and disrespectful. You women are not meant to be slaves but as my mother used to say, a woman that obeys her husband's directives is not a fool, she wants to remain a good wife for the rest of her life. The same goes with a man, but as a core Nigerian, the apologia can only happen in some certain cases.

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Properties › My Sincere Gratitude To Our Nairaland Lawyer by maninmood(op): 6:21pm On Mar 19, 2012

[b]All respect and gratitude to Nairaland Lawyer in helping me follow through with everything as regards having a landed property in Ogombo. Getting a plot of land in Lekki vicinity(Ogombo) was a dream to me until I met De Law, as I fondly call him. Having a lawyer that handles your work as if it's his is a great thing. I am happy that I was privileged to meet an honest barrister of law.

I have called and met with many property agents here but it was so disappointing that all they wanted was my hard-earned money and afterward,swindle me. The moment I called De Law, everything turned good. He assured that I would get my desired plot and he fulfilled it. He encouraged me never to part with my money, despite the fact that he personally knows the agent. He ensured that everything was monitored from the on-set. With the assistance of De Law, I was able to buy what I would never have bought if I should go through property agent. He even did not collect up to 5% legal fees from me. He is a very kind man and the man I can recommend for anyone that wants to buy a property in Lagos.

I am now a proud owner of a 'dry land' in Ogombo Lekki axis. Thank you so much De-Law. As you are being kind and helpful to people. May God continue to empower you in knowledge, good health and wealth. Amen. Thanks a lot. [/b]

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Christianity Etc › Re: Are Spiritual Husbands Real? by maninmood(m): 7:13pm On Mar 16, 2012*

naijasexy: ^^ What are you saying? Did I ever allude to anything suggesting even remotely that it happened to me? Rubbish!
I saw some You Tube videos discussing this and there have been some books written by White people on this same issue so the fact that you do not read to educate yourself and broaden your scope of knowledge does not mean others dont! Search the internet and read stories for yourself, visit churches, read read read! and you'd be amazed at what you'l find.

Ok then, accept my apologies. Just ensure you don't fill your mind with thoughts of evil spirits, et al. It could get straight to your sub-conscious mind and affect you pyschologically. Whenever you fill stressed, do some exercise, call a friend over.

Christianity Etc › Re: Are Spiritual Husbands Real? by maninmood(m): 6:57pm On Mar 16, 2012

naijasexy: ^^Well like I said earlier on, it is also prevalent in other parts of the world but because of the strong religious background of the average Nigerian, we tend to read more (negative) meanings to it than do other parts of the world.

How do you know it is happening in other parts of the world? Does that mean it happens to you as well? How does the experience look like? Do they appear to you in real life as well? How do they look like? Do you watch so much porn?

Christianity Etc › Re: Are Spiritual Husbands Real? by maninmood(m): 6:35pm On Mar 16, 2012

H$LBroker:
This demons exist and they are very dangerous, but if you want to be free from them, you need to fast and pray with fire, like the mountain of fire kind of prayer and do night vigil for like 3days, as God liveth, there will be divorce by fire btw you and them, God is always God, when you pray with fire they will run with fire, but you have to also stop looking at pornography pictures and video, if not they will comeback

And remember not to take a bottle of big stout grin

Christianity Etc › Re: Are Spiritual Husbands Real? by maninmood(m): 6:26pm On Mar 16, 2012

Most people won't be able to sleep tonight oo.. It is 6:30pm in Nigeria tongue

. Tonight some women are gonna get shagged by the incubi grin

Apparently, listing to this thing, my sub-conscious mind has accepted it, and everything seems moving fast to me. My AC is blowing too fast as if someone is adding more gas, my tv is making some strange noise, and something is moving in my room, see the power of MIND ooo, chai cheesy

Oya where are the staunch christians, open book of Jeremiah and fire prayers, when your church pastors are riding in bentleys and benzes. How many houses have you built in heaven? And how many does Chris Oyakhilome have in South Africa? wink

Really some God-forsaken, boring human beings will be thinking of becoming incubus so they can shag women anyhow cheesy

Christianity Etc › Re: Mazaje & Other Atheists - Please Read And Comment by maninmood(m): 5:56pm On Mar 16, 2012

Likes of you move closer to God if you have one problem or the other; if things seem going on well for you, you will open your maggot-filled mouth and say there is no living God.

Family › Why Are Nigerian Thoughts About Spiritualism Different From White Men's? by maninmood(op): 5:24pm On Mar 16, 2012

[b]I have been pondering about this for God-knows-how-long. The issue of spiritualism, in my thoughts, in Nigeria, has been a pandemic issue. My own perspectives, if anything happens to human being in life, he or she should take it as a fate. Why would we be attributing everything to spiritual problems? I have a sister that has been affected by sleep paralysis( orinrin), it took 10 years before we were able to solve her problems despite having carried her to different spiritual consultants and spent so much money. You know what? Google solved the problems.

On a daily basis, I do hear and see people having bad/good experience, and they attribute the bad aspect of it to spiritual attacks. I presume white people do have problems, and they work towards solving it.

My questions, please I want Nairalanders to post their views about spiritualism in Nigeria. What are your experiences and how is it related to spiritual attack? Have you ever found out it could be every-day phenomenon to people across the world. Have you found out you are not alone in whatever problems you are? What are the steps to take to different spiritual problems apart from consulting a cleric that will need to put food on his/her table. Just wondering [/b]

Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Denies Reports Of Him Squatting With Wande Coal by maninmood(m): 3:07pm On Mar 16, 2012

^^^ Well figured-out grin

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Uefa Champions League Draw Live! by maninmood(m): 1:48pm On Mar 16, 2012

Milan o sweet Milan. How woe was cast on thou! Milan-Barca( 1-2), Barca-Milan( 3-1) Agg: 5-2 . Chelsea will squelch our appetite in the Semis, How sweet will Chelsea taste!

Madrid your doomsday is near!

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Nairaland General › Re: The Answers To The Questions In Your Mind? by maninmood(m): 5:58pm On Mar 14, 2012

Lots of reasons. I get improved and more informed in many ways here. I'm a Nairaland extremist and apparently an addict.

Health › Re: What Tips Do You Have To A Flatter Tummy? by maninmood(m): 5:54pm On Mar 14, 2012

Take 5 bottles of big stout per day angry

Politics › Re: One Year After 2011 Election: Here Are President Jonathan's Achievements? by maninmood(m): 11:01am On Mar 14, 2012

Insurgency of Boko Haram. Hike in Fuel Price. Rampant armed robberies. Lots of Brouhaha

Politics › Re: CBN's Sanusi The Holy Mallam In A Romantic Romp (sizzling Photo) by maninmood(m): 10:31am On Mar 13, 2012

The woman self is wearing prada glasses. Where did she see the money to buy the glasses? That is our money!! sad

Politics › Mates, Where And How Can I Get Army Escort In Osun State( 2 Soldiers Precisely) by maninmood(op): 8:14pm On Feb 27, 2012

Your answer(s) will be appreciated. Thanks a lot.

Politics › Re: Suggestion To Nairaland Owner (seun Osewa) by maninmood(m): 9:59am On Feb 27, 2012

@Seun Osewa: Please Sir, do ensure Nairaland lasts at least a generation! Please! This is my life and other people's life. Where will all the great information be without Nairaland? This forum has changed many lives, it has helped many lives from being misinformed, disorientated. I am only 30 and I wish I could be a part of the great members of this great site by the age of 60 and above, if I am not dead before then ! Great Nairaland!

Properties › Re: An Uncompleted 3 Bedrm Flat In Ogombo For Sale @ 4m Naira Only by maninmood(m): 10:33am On Feb 05, 2012

send mail to olusegun.olawale82@gmail.com

Thanks

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 10:57pm On Feb 01, 2012

steo:
@maninmood, i completely understand what you are building (the standard 4 flat building in nigeria). mine is two wings (5 bedroom duplex on one side and 2, 3 bedrooms on the other side). So, you can see is huge. i monitored the decking my self.

Thanks for your input my man. You are doing a massive project there, may God see you through it. The 2.8million you spent on that decking is still baffling. How many bags of cements did you use? Thx

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 10:53pm On Feb 01, 2012

spyder880:
I cannot lie bros, I am a titled 'ozo' in my village (never ever)
Lets see what I am talking about for the decking quote, note this is a quote for a new clients house so I cannot under quote, this quote was made last year around June N2.5m, but am sure with N3m, I can complete a deck of that size now.

1 SAND 10 TRIPS 7,500.00 75,000.00
2 GRAVEL 12 17,500.00 210,000.00
3 12MM RODS 420 1,500.00 630,000.00
4 6MM RODS 80 350.00 28,000.00
5 16MM RODS 40 2,600.00 104,000.00
6 CEMENT 210 1,950.00 409,500.00
7 1X12X12 PLANKS 380 900.00 342,000.00
8 BAMBOO 350 150.00 52,500.00
9 BINDING WIRE 3 ROLLS 5,500.00 16,500.00
10 NAILS 5 BAGS 25,000.00
11 CONDUIT WIRING AND MATERIALS 150,000.00
12 LABOUR FOR CARPENTER 180,000.00
13 LABOUR FOR IRON WORKS 120,000.00
14 LABOUR FOR MIXING AND POURING 170,000.00
15 TRANSPORT AND HANDLING 80,000.00

TOTAL N2,592,500.00

Bros I hail. Thanks for the quotation, but let's start ruling out some things. 1. I used granite, not gravel( 12 trips,verified, and accounted for). 2. Bro, I am not with the quotation here, but what the company gave me, was more than what you calculated, I would request for the quotation and I will tell you everything. As I saw your quotation, I quite understand that the metres might be different, hence the difference in material units. You can easily verify that via the number of cement bags you used. Mine is quite more than that( 310), apart from the builder and supervisor, my wife was present that day when they were decking the building to ascertain that none of the materials was taken away and we even had to buy 10 more cements! Conduit, I spent 210,000. Carpenter: 195,000.00k. Bricklayer: 320,500k. Iron works(welder): 125,000k. A double sand in Ibadan is 12,000 naira. You can notice all the difference bro. Thanks all the same. Now I am relaxed that I wasn't duped. No give me heart attack spyder grin

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 10:08pm On Feb 01, 2012

spyder880:
The rod cannot cost 2.2m on a 2 wing 3 bedroom house, I will try and post a decking quote for such a size of building here tonight, just give me some minutes, and I used gravel not granite, but that cannot add more than 400k to the variance between the two.

Bro, don't give a quotation of 1million for the 2 wing 3 bedroom house o or else you will give man heart attack here! The rod pricing is correct bro. I did make calls to different companies on this before commiting to the cheapest one which was 2.2. No fall my hand come write one million abeg cuz I know you like putting maggi to your soup wink

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 10:06pm On Feb 01, 2012

spyder880:
Actually sir, the whole things you are asking for are contained in these pages here on this forum, but for the avoidance of doubt, I spent about 575k or so on the foundation and German floor, and by the time I completed the decking, I was doing around 2.1m or so, the fact still remains that my house is very small (at least in my own eyes)

But come to think of it, your decking of 5m+ is very high for 2 blocks of 3 bedroom flats, I can do it with 3m here in Enugu.

Bros, this house wey I dey see small? You won't appreciate that structure until you finish the construction wink

Una go dash me? wink

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 9:59pm On Feb 01, 2012

spyder880:
Actually sir, the whole things you are asking for are contained in these pages here on this forum, but for the avoidance of doubt, I spent about 575k or so on the foundation and German floor, and by the time I completed the decking, I was doing around 2.1m or so, the fact still remains that my house is very small (at least in my own eyes)

But come to think of it, your decking of 5m+ is very high for 2 blocks of 3 bedroom flats, I can do it with 3m here in Enugu.

3million? Oh Spyder, spare me that wink

The iron rod alone gulped 2.2mil. I used 310bags of cement. Granite(more than 600k). Planks, labour charges( you can negotiate more than I do on this though), bamboo, sand, miscellaneous. Tell me how you are going to spend 3 million on this sir?

steo:
@maninmood, you started off by given the wrong information about your building size. Now you can understand my point from my previous post where i said you may have been ripped-off if your building is just 3beds up and 3beds down. Your cost is more reasonable now considering the size, however 5million+ for decking of that size is very high. i spent 2.8mil on mine and it measures 650qf.

Steo: Sir, it is 2 blocks of 3 bedroom flat up and down, making 4 blocks of 3 bedroom flat. The corridor that passes through is wide. You spend 2.8mil on yours? Was it just 3 bedroom up and down, making 2 blocks of 3 bedroom, or? Please shed more light, thanks

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 8:02pm On Feb 01, 2012

maninmood:
Bro, please I stand to be corrected. This can't be true! Please analyze again. So you spent only 4 million naira to build this massive building from foundation level? While I spent around 10 million naira on mine( the same 6 bedroom flat) and the house is just a little above decking( NB: It is not in Lagos. It is in Ibadan)!!! How can you spend only 4 million naira and the house is almost completed?!!

Please analyze,please!! Thank you Sir.

Spyder, how much did you spend on the 'decking'?? The foundation with German floor, how much

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 7:51pm On Feb 01, 2012

Demain_man:
My Brother, The reason for the difference is that you live in Australia and professor Spyder is right there in Enugu. So you are subject to be MUGUrise by 'all' if you know what i mean

Thank your star that you at least have a building to show for your 10 million. Others have spent more than that with not even a foundation to show

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 7:39pm On Feb 01, 2012

[b]Spyder: I am not able to upload the building pictures here cuz it's on my bb and the usb is not here. I hope you can remember what I asked you as per the expenses that wld be spent on the building foundation then and you told me it would cost 1.5 and I finally spent 2.5. To fellow Nairalanders that think I was duped, I am not a first-time house owner. I've had my own experience with building a house. Moreover, I did not assign it to dubious people, I assigned the project to a trusted builder and a reliable supervisor; the pricing of the materials is done by myself by simply calling the respective companies. Labour charges is done with 'SENSE' grin

I think I made a mistake here. It is actually not 6 bedroom flat. It is a building with 2 blocks of 3 bedroom flat up and down, and it has a big corridor in between. Let's say out of the 120 x 60 land measurement, the building covers 100 x 40. The foundation with german floor expenses was about 2.5mil, decking is 5.2mil, and I understand why I have spent close to 10mil. I hope you all understand now. Please do not call me a fool. But the fact that Spyder has only spent 4mil on this building is surprising. Can we see the recent picture of the building sir?[/b]

Properties › Re: The Real Cost Of Building A 6 Bedroom Duplex (reloaded) by maninmood(m): 5:49am On Feb 01, 2012

spyder880:
I know the roof is not fully ready but the sheets have been paid for and they are producing my works. However I will like to update my costs till the roofing stage before I start to forget some of them.

1. more plastering works N 12,500
2. finishing of the top sit out/casting/bricklaying N 18,500
3. water N 5,500
4. trip of sand N 8,000

ROOFING MATERIALS

1. 3x4x12 wood (18) @ 500 = N9,000
2. 2X4X18 wood (100) @ 950 = 95,000
3. 2x3x12 wood (280) @ 230 = 64,400 (I will still buy more for ceiling works)
4. scaffolding wood, (melina) (100) @ 180 = 18,000
5. bags of nail 3'', 4'' 5'' @ 5200 = N 20,800
6. workmanship for Mr. Carpenter N130,000 (all woodwork, scaffold, ceiling)
7. roofing sheets/accessories and installation N550,000
8. transporting the wood to site N12,000
9. transporting scaffolding wood N7,000
10. loading and offloading of all materials N9,000

This total N959,700 + previous balance of N3,018,400 and the new total cost will be N3,978,100.00

I will draft workmen to start all the internal plastering works on the down floor this morning. A trip of sand was offloaded for them yesterday and a tanker of water is coming there this morning, we may buy more cement to add to the 7 bags still remaining on site.

Bro, please I stand to be corrected. This can't be true! Please analyze again. So you spent only 4 million naira to build this massive building from foundation level? While I spent around 10 million naira on mine( the same 6 bedroom flat) and the house is just a little above decking( NB: It is not in Lagos. It is in Ibadan)!!! How can you spend only 4 million naira and the house is almost completed?!!

Please analyze,please!! Thank you Sir.

Properties › Re: 2011 Land & Property Scams Or Swindles Nairalanders Encountered To Avoid In 2012 by maninmood(m): 10:46am On Jan 31, 2012

Thank you so much DE LAW. I can't wait so seal a deal through you. I am 100% confident in you. God bless you. Keep it up.

Autos › Re: 2008 Mercedes B/ML63 AMG 4MATIC Mint Pre-order **Fuel Subsidy Deal Of The Day** by maninmood(m): 3:46pm On Jan 10, 2012

Great car, but the moment I saw the price, ctrl + w came to rescue cheesy

Family › How Can I Solve This Syndrome Called 'fear Of Poverty'? Please Help. by maninmood(op): 11:58am On Dec 29, 2011

Good day Nairalanders. Happy New year to everyone.

I am writing this piece cuz I have been having a general problem known as 'PENIAPHOBIA'. I am a hardworking married, well-to-do man. I have a great family. However, I have this problem known as 'fear of poverty'. It is not that I am poor, I am averagely OK. But almost every hour, I am filled with thoughts of being without a penny in the nearest future. Reasons: I have seen lots of rich men that once had houses, owned cars; but now living without even a bicycle.

Moreover, I was not born with a silver spoon and I obviously know the feeling of having nothing. I read articles about conquering the fear, but I am still not quenching it. It is not as if I am accepting that poverty is a necessity, but I am always afraid about, 'WHAT IF'. This, peradventure, does help me in investing the little I have, but it still not helping me live a fulfilled life. My thoughts of poverty is bigger than thoughts of success. I am limited and it is not helping. Please do advise me. Please and please, I would appreciate if you do not nag because in one way or the other, everyone goes through this thought in life. Thanks

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Politics › Re: Chime Complete 21st Century Automobile Village In Enugu by maninmood(m): 1:01pm On Nov 14, 2011

First picture link:

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=mechanic+workshop&um=1&hl=en&sa=N&biw=1047&bih=424&tbm=isch&tbnid=D30zljCmavtntM:&imgrefurl=http://www.coopertei.com.ar/en/metal-mechanic.htm&docid=fKmTszvbbWm4qM&imgurl=http://www.coopertei.com.ar/imagenes/metalmecanica/10.jpg&w=400&h=300&ei=igLBTqW1LfD34QTyrNnFBA&zoom=1

Second picture link:

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=mechanic+workshop&um=1&hl=en&sa=N&biw=1047&bih=424&tbm=isch&tbnid=1hoMa8PzYPV4dM:&imgrefurl=http://www.advancedsteer.com.au/gallery.html&docid=VWeMwq5zZLwSaM&imgurl=http://www.advancedsteer.com.au/images/gallery/large/ASM_Workshop.jpg&w=900&h=600&ei=igLBTqW1LfD34QTyrNnFBA&zoom=1

Lets see the real pics of the workshop

Christianity Etc › Re: Oyedepo Curses Boko Haram by maninmood(m): 8:50am On Nov 08, 2011

@Iysayah:

You have quite spoken the truth, the truth about my country Nigeria. Thank God millions of us are still wallowing under poverty. Developed countries have gone through this phase before, and yet they survived. Every country has her own experience when it comes to poverty, terrorism, et al. You asked us to divert our energies to the right direction, you actually mean REVOLUTION, am I right? Like that of Libya? I agree that our country men are quite vulnerable when it comes to the thingy called REVOLUTION. However, you are stupendously insane. How can you come out of your cave called country and imprecate us? It is a pity you are a weakling for not mentioning the country you hailed from. Meaning, you are not proud of your damn country! Listen, a.s.s.h.o.le, we value lives, unlike the Americans that fly their drones to kill thousands if not millions of people for their insatiable and selfish greed for MONEY and POWER!

By the way, who asked this wasted s.p.e.r.m to sign on Nigeria forum? Ensure you name your country, or else, I will be forced to believe you are an ape you described yourself to be.

Romance › Re: Women, What Is Your Impression Of Men That Wear Earrings ? by maninmood(m): 6:19pm On Oct 24, 2011

tEsLim:
And btw only wear white golds , dont know why maybe cos I'm black. And I usually have a feeling people wont tink whtie gold is gold and wont look at me putting on something luxurious. Cos anything yellow even if its fake will be looked and in naija that could get you mugged. But gotta love 'em black diamonds

Bro, I am not fronting. I put on 100.23g of 22k solid yellow gold on me not to talk of solid bracelet and rings. I never got scared of being threatened cuz I always have an escort( a military man fully loaded ) with me anytime I am in Naija

Ranoscky:
Keep on ROCKING it, homie. Big ups!

I DO put on earrings (on the 2 ears) and the ONLY person that I can listen to (if asked me to remove it) is my mom (but she careless)!

Whoever that doesnt like it on me should come kiss ma black as[i]s[/i]

some guys got good taste. And you are one of those. Big ups dawg

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