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SReporters:
Unfortunately, Soludo is doing the opposite! Getting rid of Agberos from the state and from the issues you raised which Soludo has always been talking about, this newly established board will come up with a strategy on how to tax not just shop owners but Captain of industries who live in Anambra and outside of the state.

what he can do is encourage and streamline access to getting businesses registered. That way you can get to know what each and everyone is doing. With such data base, you can create and widen your tax net and whatever thing that comes will go straight into the government pocket.

Agberos are working for themselves and their oga who they remit payment to. More than 70% of the revenue goes into private pockets.

For instance, that Onitsha bridge axis makes insane amount of money but few people just control it all

We will start the welding works proper

The concrete mix completely

The filling process

Started by forming the wall around the foundation. Did a bit of carpentery work


Mixing the concrete

Casted the foundation today. It was a tough one but it was completed regardless

I will start another one by weekend.

Delivered to site today

More agberos on the road. Anambra and South East in general has a very unique economy. The economy makes it very difficult for any government to generate high IGR.

The informal sector controls and drives the economy. How can you businesses that are based on 8 by 8 shop?

The thing is that those shops don't file income and expenses so you can not properly tax the business. They import and sell and import again

This is something Soludo and his IGR drive is yet to understand yet. He can unleash more agberos on the road

Materials for the railings arrived today

The whole jobs

Work started on it almost immediately as we need to be on site on or before Sunday

The materials for the 40ft tank stand arrived this afternoon

At the site, I got someone who dug the foundation for the 30ft tank.

I had them covered because rain was gathering heavily and I wouldn't want them to be filled up

Started today by applying red oxide paint on the channels. This should prevent rusting of the iron. The final paint job will be when the job is completed

Dennis3D:
Proceed, Following.
What's the estimated Budget for it

1.45ml only

spyder880:
You are good in what you do, I will be watching and learning more. Well done.

thank you sir

mufutau55:
I am always here, just on silent mode.
I like how you do your work, so I always follow all your posts and thread. Thank you.

Hajji M.

you're welcome sir

dangoteinlaw:
old fashioned.

ok thanks

Also, I have been mobilised by another nairlander to do handrails for his project in Enugu.

Picked up angle grinders after the ones I had were stolen

On the 40ft tank stand, the materials are as follows

6 by 3 H channels

4 by 2 H channels

It's to be noted that this particular tank stand is handling a much higher weight. It's expected to carry two(2) 1,000 gallons at the top basket and one(1) 750 gallons at the middle. The site of this job is at Obingwa, Aba Abia State.

The materials for this job is expected this morning

Welded some areas and they will be painted today

The materials for the job came in few days ago and we already started a bit of work on it

The materials to be used are as follows

5 by 3 H channels,3 by 1½ channels and 2" angle bars. These are the major materials. Nothing is written on stone about these but it was what was agreed with the client. Another thing to know is that the materials are more than enough to handle the weight of the load.

The weight of the individual tank with water is approximately 2,000kg. So multiplied by 4 should give you 8,000kg. Meanwhile the tank stand can carry more than 12,000kg.

It's better to overbuild than to do otherwise because of the problems that come with it

These two jobs will run a bit concurrently but much focus will be on the 30ft job being that it came first.

The load capacity of the 30ft tank stand is for 2,000 gallons of water or 8,000 litres. How I want to achieve that is by using four (4) 500 gallons tank. Two (2) will be suspended at the top basket while the other two will be on subsequent baskets below

Spyder880,mufutau55, Dennis3d, twinskenny,invertedhammer, somehow and others too numerous to mention come join me please

To the one who has given us knowledge to do what we do without issues,we return all the glory.

I have been mobilised by two clients to construct a 40ft and 30ft tank stands.

The locations for the jobs are Aba Abia State and Nnewi Anambra State.

Kindly join me by commenting, liking and asking questions.

I will keep updating this thread daily as work progresses

Good morning everyone. I need your opinion about the design of this gate that I want to do. Saw it while travelling and took a picture

Yay or nay

A little bit of work has started on the 30ft tank stand.

Expecting the materials for the 40ft own to arrive later this morning

Here are the specs and materials for the Nnewi job

30ft tank stand with 5 by 3 H channels with the load capacity of 2,000 gallons of water. The size of the tanks is for four (4) 500 gallons of water

The site in Nnewi was cleared on Sunday and work will start today

And to the glory of God,I have been contracted to do two tank stands

One by a nairalander in Aba and another in Nnewi here

Bp