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Going by the post, I believe you don't have any experience in poultry farming. As you may have heard, poultry farming is very lucrative but not a straightforward venture. Starting small will make a lot of sense. In my opinion, money close to 10million is way too much to start a business you know nothing about, a business as risky as poultry farming... especially when you can start small.

How much will 1 ton of soya beans cost? delivered to Kano. All inclusive

habyboo@gmail.com

Can we have an idea about the pricing please

Could you please respond to these questions:
1. What is the size of the land?
2. Is the land FCDA or AMAC?
3. What papers cover the land?
Thank you

We do Abuja real estate services. We call on all Nigerians at home or in diaspora to key into Abuja real estate be it land or houses.

A lot of people will have gotten bitter experiences from either unprofessional local agents or family members with regards property frauds

Thereby loosing hard earn (sweat money) in the process.

I want to assure you via this medium that I will do my best to act professionally with you regarding all property transaction and flourishing you with the

best of advise.

If you have a budget on any intended purchase, I will be of good help with regards possibility of acquisition with respect to preferred location, type of property and budget.

Abuja properties aren't that complicated but you need to the right place to source and what to look out for. Most agent are more interested in the money and aren't sensitive to the client's interest. For example, its imparative to know the density of landed properties to be sure it fits into the purpose of acquisition, most agent don't really know how that plays out.

If you need to know anything real estate about Abuja or just trying to seek an advice email me on prestigecountryhomes@gmail or look out in my signature for my other contacts.

The above link is one of my ongoing project in guzape hill a highbrow are by asokoro extension.

Also the attached picture is an ongoing 500 housing unit in bwari area council boarding Niger state, C of O, 28 miles from Maitama with a smooth tarred road all the way to the site less about 300 metres going for 7.5m & 8.5m each (3 bedroom fully detached on 600m² land) and DPC going for 2.8m. For those interested in speculating, further from this estate are lands for 300k each all has a flexible payment plans[/quote]

Documents? ??

Still available?

Kindly send the price of installing a 3.5kva system to habyboo@gmail.com.
Thank you.

14. Be very selective when employing workers... Employ only the best.

Pictures please

[I find these questions really interesting because I have an open courtyard in my house up North (kano).... interestingly, mine is quite different from the one EgunMogaji showed here. The open courtyard is in approximately the middle of the building and four walls are erected round the courtyard. The walls are very high and they serve as the king post of the roofing. The roofing only slant outwards. Though adequate drainage system was provided but even when it rains, the water that falls in to the courtyard isn't that much. Unfortunately, I don't have a picture that was taken from the top of the courtyard. An open courtyard is really amazing and poses no security issues. By the way, I have a silent follower of this section for quite a while.]@EgunMogaji


What's that non sand filled area of your foundation? If I can remember, you said somewhere that your floor plan includes a "courtyard" or something. Is that the courtyard? Again if I can remember you also talked about an area in your building where you can come out at night to the sky and on a moonlit night but feel secure....Right? So is it like a panic area as in panic room?

What's the roof design for the mentioned area? Are you going to roof the area inline with the entire building or you are not going to roof it to access the sky at night and day? These questions throw a lot of implications and challenges that need careful thought and planning:

If the area is an island courtyard with no roof, did you include in your foundation water drainage from the area? What happens during the rainy seasons? Water accumulates in the void and sip into your foundation if there are no drains. Your foundation will be near permanently wet. A constantly wet foundation is a serious cause for concern. There is also the potential of algae growth on the walls.

If you are going to roof the area, it means the area will be constantly dark, dank and damp without natural sunlight and air circulation. And why did you elect not to sand fill the area? Even if it's a courtyard it has to be at same level with the rest of the house so one does not come out into a "hole".[/quote]

Are these properties still available?

If I may kindly ask, do you have working experience of the business?

I love this.... "A luta continua, vitória é certa".

Where is your location?

Mine is a 3 bedrooms with two living rooms. I spent about 8 million naira. The living rooms are tiled with granite tiles. Casement windows and naija made doors. Suspended ceiling. I ran out of cash so we packed in without doing the kitchen cabinet.... This may not be helpful to you. But my sincere advise is that whatever you do, engage a professional and don't let anybody handle your job without confirming his/her competence.

I completed my building not so long ago (different state though) and I can tell you that most of the quotations above are reasonable. If he will be honest, I expect a very solid house with a modest finishing. It can still be built for less thougb, but never compromise the integrity of the building. One mistake I made was to give a nonprofessional with no experience handled my building. Hope you won't make that mistake. Good luck.

Apart from depositing foreign currencies can one withdraw from his dom account across the counter?

Are the plots of land still available?

I am seriously looking in to this investment. I understand that location is very crucial and I am therefore looking beyond my state for a good location. I will contact you once i get a good location at reasonable price.

I think one of the biggest challenges you haven't mentioned about this investment is the uncertainty in supply... I am from the North and I have seen investments like this crumble to standstill due to inconsistency in supply from the main source. Inconsistency in supply could prove very risky to this investment. Could you kindly address this issue. thank you


● Yes, just a very small fraction of Nigerians uses LPG as a cooking energy. in fact, Just 30% of our population uses LPG as a cooking energy. Nigeria consumes the lowest LPG in Sub Sahara Africa and the government is massively promoting the use of LPG for various reasons which also includes Environmental and health issues.
In the past 4years, there has been a tremendous increase in the demand for the product. we went from 110,00mt per annum to over 270, 000mt per ammum in just 4years.
once the government can successfully convert the rest of the population (70%) not using LPG for cooking, we should be consuming over 1.5millionMt per annum


#InvestNow[/quote]

Thank you segzy, These are some of the pictures i could lay my hands on. I am not around to take pictures that can give you more knowledge about the building. To summarize, 1. the german floor isn't done yet. 2. All four corners of the house has columns. There are also four other columns at some corners of the house. 3. The lintel went round the house.

Hello All,
I am a silent but ardent follower of the property section. I have learnt a lot concerning building courtesy to segzy and his likes like Haj Muftau, spyder and many of those who share their experiences and knowledge. I say big THANK YOU.
Unfortunately, I am not so advantaged to use the services of some of the professionals here because my project is down north (Kano).
I started my building with the intention of roofing it with aluminium roof. Therefore, I used few RCC columns. The lintel of the building is already done but now I am toiling with the idea of decking. I wanted the decked top to be used for ACs, dishes, tanks, as a sit out and can also be used for sleeping during very hot nights (by the way, north can get very hot at times).
My question:
Is it possible add columns that will support the weight of the decking, tanks, and live weight?
Thank you.

Exact location please.

Tbliss12:
I have 100tubers big sized yams now still fresh as auction for 20k whoever that is interested should whatsapp me now. Its Mr Habeebs yams but due to some on foreseen circumstances it couldn't move to kano on sunday.

Reason: this occured because kano groundnut buyers didn't come to the groundnut market in mass and besides the little that came said they are only heading to tafawa balewa in kano state but my client (Mr Habeeb) prefers it in dawangeri yam zone in kano.

He paid 22k and I plan refunding his money to him. I will have to had 2k to that amount from my own pocket. For pictures of the Big Yam tubers whatsapp me:07034617082

Corper Lekan
07034617082

Hello NL readers just received an ORDER of 100tubers of
yams (almost Biggest Sized) placed by:
Name: Mr Habeeb (all d way from Qatar(Asia))
Phone Number: +9746*******
Total Number of Tubers: 100pcs
Amount Paid: N22,000 {19,000(cost of
100pcs)+3,000(transport)}
From: Yam Market, Ugba, Benue State
Destination : D******* Yam Market, Kano State
Method of Payment :Bank Deposit
Update of purchase, codes,movement of this order will be
communicated to this number +9746******* via whatsapp
including picture of the truck and plate number.

Hello house, I have ordered 100 pieces of yam through Corper Lekan. The yam is to be delivered to kano. Follow me as I keep you guys updated.
Price = #19,000
Transport = #3,000

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Tbliss12:
Hello NL readers just received an ORDER of 100tubers of
yams (almost Biggest Sized) placed by:
Name: Mr Habeeb (all d way from Qatar(Asia))
Phone Number: +9746*******
Total Number of Tubers: 100pcs
Amount Paid: N22,000 {19,000(cost of
100pcs)+3,000(transport)}
From: Yam Market, Ugba, Benue State
Destination : D******* Yam Market, Kano State
Method of Payment :Bank Deposit
Update of purchase, codes,movement of this order will be
communicated to this number +9746******* via whatsapp
including picture of the truck and plate number.

Lekan
07034617082[quote author=Tbliss12 post=27684939]Hello NL readers just received an ORDER of 100tubers of
yams (almost Biggest Sized) placed by:
Name: Mr Habeeb (all d way from Qatar(Asia))
Phone Number: +9746*******
Total Number of Tubers: 100pcs
Amount Paid: N22,000 {19,000(cost of
100pcs)+3,000(transport)}
From: Yam Market, Ugba, Benue State
Destination : D******* Yam Market, Kano State
Method of Payment :Bank Deposit
Update of purchase, codes,movement of this order will be
communicated to this number +9746******* via whatsapp
including picture of the truck and plate number.
Lekan
07034617082

Hello house, I will keep you guys updated too. Thanks Lekan

q[quote author=Tbliss12 post=27684939]Hello NL readers just received an ORDER of 100tubers of
yams (almost Biggest Sized) placed by:
Name: Mr Habeeb (all d way from Qatar(Asia))
Phone Number: +9746*******
Total Number of Tubers: 100pcs
Amount Paid: N22,000 {19,000(cost of
100pcs)+3,000(transport)}
From: Yam Market, Ugba, Benue State
Destination : D******* Yam Market, Kano State
Method of Payment :Bank Deposit
Update of purchase, codes,movement of this order will be
communicated to this number +9746******* via whatsapp
including picture of the truck and plate number.

Lekan
07034617082
[Thanks lekan, I will also keep the guys updated]