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The wrought iron railings are still ongoing
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The tank stand has been completed and we're working on other things
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Today, we managed to weld the bolts. It was an off and on situation due to the rain
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shopnig24:your response time is zero, texted you on WhatsApp and then called you twice to check your messages and you didn't respond. I paid 75k to get it elsewhere
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justcallmenuel:0808 531 035nine |
justcallmenuel:money121 |
Dennis3D:thank you for giving me the opportunity to do this job sir |
The rain yesterday didn't allow us to achieve much. |
yomihinmikaiye:yes it can and should work |
Dennis3D:we dey follow |
Still available? |
helinues:deflecting the discussion isn't going to hold water. America and their problems doesn't concern me. |
helinues:I asked a simple question and you started talking about things that are entirely unconnected. Does being in good terms with Tinubu make a person immune from prosecution even in the face of "monumental heist"? |
helinues:so once you're in good terms with Tinubu, you're protected from prosecution even in the face of "monumental heist" Anyways, you're nothing in the scheme of things, you don't speak for the president and your opinion holds no water |
Your husband is an average Nigerian child who suffered insane lack as a child and was subjected to all manner of competition and comparison by the parents and elders when growing up. That type of upbringing damages the individual and they swear that their kids will never be tortured like that. He believes kids should be allowed to be kids because once the opportunity is gone, it's gone for good. That explains why he doesn't even even value family members opinion on his kids. Unfortunately, problem is that he doesn't know when and where to draw a line. You meanwhile believes in instilling serious work ethics into kids from the onset because you believe that they will need it more than anything else to survive this brutal world. Here's my advice, you made him marry you, you can still convince to see things your way instead of full confrontation or praying against your own husband who is supposed to be your head according to the Bible. I wish you luck |
The railings were completed yesterday. We move to the balcony railings starting today
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dongc:in my opinion, those security guys should be held accountable |
The curls for the railings are ready and coupling will start today
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We are already working today
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jiday4:if you check above, I have healed the blame on the feet of the engineer 100% no cap. It's entirely his fault and no one else's twinskenny:Honestly this one is why he shares some blame. If you insist that your materials should be left on site, I will do that and take my tools. First time is a mistake, second and third time is orchestrated act. If maximum pressure is applied, the estate security will be forced to produce those materials completely. Unless of course there is something we're not being told |
Adedward:you sef should drag your customer with respect. Body dey pepper him and that's why he's lashing out. He likes you and wants your success and that's why he patronized you out of plethora of options available to him. Good luck |
Making the curls for the railings
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Efforts and dedication are put in to ensure the quality of the welding
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We have gone on to completing more doors while progress is being made on the railings
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SpiritualWealth:keep wasting the funds. With the way Nigeria is, how many people can afford to spend 100k on luxury and how many of them want to travel through Nigeria roads to tinapa? |
raymondFirstborn:let me make you to understand this thing. Late last year, someone contacted me for railings,I was almost through with the makings when thieves came and bundled everything, I didn't even call the owner for one day until he asked me what was delaying his job. I explained my predicament to him and went on to replace and complete his job without him adding a Kobo to it. Same year, someone came to my shop and paid for four doors with the keys, told me he was coming same day to pick up. Two days later,he came and no one could explain what happened to his doors, I replaced them completely and he didn't pay me a dime. For you to ask him to move materials to your site (probably to ensure that he's working and that your money is safe), you're completely responsible for the safety of the materials and tools. If after the first stealing incident, you still went on to insist he continues working on the site without you providing better security, that ensures that you're very much responsible. You should have provided private security and CCTV camera system to ensure ultimate security. Like this, I expect that you have an inventory of what has gone missing and you should use same inventory to replace same. As for his tools, you're buying them as well. These are your responsibility 100% and he owes you nothing in the eyes of the law. But because we're humans,he can choose to bear some (at his discretion). Just use your inventory to buy the stolen materials and tools. Whether or not he has bought the glass will happen after you have done these things. Since you're very sure about the security of the estate, you can take up this incident with your lawyers to enable you recoup some of the losses. Calling him out like this to jeopardise his chances of getting his chances of getting jobs here is complete wickedness. |
SuperEagles:the problem with people like you is that you always think that you're intelligent. Less than 0.002% of the population are the people you're using to judge over 200ml people? In a country with over 120ml living in multi dimensional poverty. Minimum wage of 30,000 is what someone will use to go to vacation in Calabar? Do you know the amount of people who will benefit if the funds being wasted there is channeled to education and proper skills acquisition? People like you will see Lekki Lagos and then assume everyone in Lagos are rich and well to do. A poor country with extremely poor masses like Nigeria has no business building resorts like this. What we need is to draw as much people out of poverty as you can. It's after we have defeated poverty and created wealth that we should then allow private investors to drive such projects |
alsudan:this type of hate is consuming and terrible |
raymondFirstborn:I don't usually work on site. I do most of my fabrications at my workshop and then move with workers to site. Depending on the nature of the job, I can sleep over or leave same day while my workers do the installation. |
For the first time ever, my ancestors have successfully chop oyibo money clean mouth. "It's a UK problem" is the funniest part |
Akerewe:he doesn't need to do the heavy lifting himself to be the fabricator. He can be engaged in more than two sites and wouldn't have to do the whole thing himself. I'm a welder and at any point in ti, I have two people working at my workshop daily. The more jobs I am engaged with, the extra hands I get. It doesn't make me a middleman or something like that Attached are pictures of two people who are working for me right now. Others are still engaged and others closed for the day
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I just laugh when people talk about state police as solution to the security issues. These governors are worse than the federal government in the abuse of power |
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wow.