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Dealers in the house, I need a tok toyota siena 02. Nothing to fix, all the toks I've been seeing its either they'll help me fix this or that, not interested in such

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When I get home I will take a pic and send to u, then uwebilivit

kelval:
pics? or adonbilivit..

I have a blackberry playbook for 15k working perfect and clean

technically senseless IPOB who still lives in a zoo with is animal brothers, #youneedsomebrain

Paperwhite:
He is technically talking to technically gullible zombies who technically lack a technically reasoning mind of their own.

The cost of living in some Nigerian cities have sent some people away from their birthplace to resettle in some other cities. In the midst of a crunched economy, there are still some cities in Nigeria that accommodate living comfortably within one's income. Here is a list of some of these cities.




Ibadan: Ibadan, the capital of Oyo state is one of Nigeria's ancient cities. A city of brown and rusted roofs, some people say. The cost of living is relativey low in Ibadan, with affordable houses, cheap foodstuffs and transportation, and social amenities. As old as it is, it has grown to be a developed city that even has some of neighbouring city residents like Lagos settle there.

Kaduna: A city and state in the Northern Nigeria, Kaduna is one of the cheapest cities to live in. With cheap transportation to food items, you can barely spend a quarter of your income on these two things. Even in the posh areas of Kaduna, you can get an affordable self-convenient housing of N50, 000.

Osogbo: One would think that as the capital city of Osun state, Osogbo would be a no-go city for settlers. But, no. The capital city is even cheaper compared to some other places in the state. Though depends on where you are going, and your bargaining power, a Taxi drop popularly called 'korope' is N30. Not to talk of housing; housing apartments are very cheap in Osogbo. A 'face-me-I-face-you' apartment still goes as low as N1,000 per month, and these are very good houses. Asides this, Osogbo enjoys constant electricity supply and a clean environment.

Abeokuta: The capital city of Ogun state is another considerably cheap city to live and settle in Nigeria. The city offers low cost of housing, transportation and food items. The city is also blessed with modern amenities,and exciting sights that make life pretty cheap and convenient.

Aba: The popular Aba city in Abia state is one of the nation bustling cities. The city contributes immensely to the nation's economy with its trading activities in textiles, plastics, cosmetics, and so on. The city is also wont for its affordability in respect to food items and transportation.

Onitsha: A city in Anambra state is one of Nigeria's busiest and populated cities. The city has different tribes settle there because of its cheap nature. The city also has some vibes that make modern life convenient. The World Health Organisation recently named Onitsha as the most polluted city in the world.


http://www.247nigerianewsupdate.co/2016/08/nigerian-cities-that-are-very-cheap-to.html

Why is this trend so dry, is it that there's no one here willing to give info about the above question! C'mon guys, someone should give advance...

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Where can I meet any of your representatives in lagos or how do I come to inspect the place?

nikkishola:
The least land is 80k, You can start with 5k,

Here's my email address omerelarry3@gmail.com

StartNowNG:
I can teach you and keep you updated! Message me via email

I need someone to teach me on how to become a blogger

go to i-naira.com come back to use my number as the referrer if you're interested

If you will sell a plot how much would it cost?

Work almost done... Latest photos live from the site.. 7/8/2016 9:39


Thanks to God almighty for giving me the knowledge at a tender age and thanks to all Nlanders...

Advise to the youths, if you have little cash shun night clubs, s*x hawkers, etc.. Use ur cash visely, do something tangible no matter how small..

Bless y'all...

250k?

i would like to take the ride but i have just 300k in hand now!

how much for the china wc without the basin?

rotecch77:
Pics

Building up to roofing level, will start roofing by monday and the plumbing work also.. glory to God.

07039380314

Freeopod:
Can I have ur number??

current situation at the site. we're recording progress..

How much is the cheapest land there and how do I pay instalmentally and the initial deposit?

I'm very interested.

Room and a parlour self contain

dondo83:
100k for the builders labour?
its the building a room and parlour or self contain

If I want to do pop in a 12/10 room how much would it cost?

I won't be able to breakdown the total cost of the first building because I won't be able to calculate some other expenses (forgotten) but I paid the builder a total sum of 100k, the block was moulded, 30 blocks per bag of cement. Bought 14 rolls of 12mm rot iron for the casting of the foundation for 1,500 each and another 12rolls for the pillar for same amount and another 14 rolls for lintel. Can't remember total bags of cements I bought but it was sold for 1600naira, the aluminiun roofing sheet cost me a total of 50k and the woods can't remember how much but I paid the carpenter a total of 15k for womanship, if I remember others I will add them on here. Total amount spent on the building to the level it is now is 500k plus.

dondo83:
well done! As you have honoured your dad, may your kids repay you with such love. kindly breakdown the cost incurred for the first building. Thanks

The rain is a blessing in disguise, and yes my bricklayer is familiar with the clay bricks quote author=EgunMogaji post=47859925]

Rain caused some delay on my site in Ibadan too yesterday.

Your bricklayer, is he familiar with clay blocks before?[/quote]

Thanks Hajji M. The 6ins clay bricks ranges from 370/470 per brick, mine was sold to me on a discount because my father works in the company, for the 9ins I don't have a clue, only if I can make inquiries for you later in the day.

mufutau55:
How much is each of the clay bricks for 6ins and 9ins. Thanks and Good luck.
You are doing a nice thing for you and your father.

Hajji M.

Rain didn't allow us work much yesterday, below are some pics of what was done yesterday, bought a plaster sand for 17thousand naira per tipper, I was told from clay industry to use plaster sand mixed with little sharp sand for the bricks so as to make the work neat

I have just arrived USA used HP intel atom, 2g ram, 250g hdd, webcam, wifi, bluetooth, original charger and an external CD rom going for 30k

I was advised by a builder to use pillars because of the land type to make the building strong

EgunMogaji:
Very nice.

Best of luck and do continue to share.

PS: please educate the house on why you used pillars.

Thank you, I will

EgunMogaji:
Very nice.

Best of luck and do continue to share.