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They cannot try any rubbish. To ban internet in anyway they will make those who hide behind keypads and keyboards to come out to the streets. So their advisers should know the implications. Crisis management is key

They cannot try any rubbish. To ban internet in anyway they will make those who hide behind keypads and keyboards to come out to the streets. So their advisers should know the implications. Crisis management is key

They cannot try any rubbish. To ban internet in anyway they will make those who hide behind keypads and keyboards to come out to the streets. So their advisers should know the implications. Crisis management is key

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mufutau55:
Say whatever you want to say and post any picture you want to post... so you do remember what I was talking about. I will dig the emails from the clients and post here too. You messed-up the guy's work and you were claiming being sick when you were contacted. You even sent me the pics of the medicine you claimed the Doctor gave you.. I will even contact the client to come and say his piece here. The client decided not to come here and hunt you with it then.. so, you can say whatever you want now. Go away with your lousy work. I have no time for you and consider this exchange close.
Hajji M.

I dont know why some people find it hard to mind their own businesses. Since when has it become a crime for a professional who overworked himself to fall ill? You are just whipping up sentiments here in a bid to discourage any new prospective client. But you have failed in your futile efforts.

mufutau55:
We are not talking about my experience or knowledge in building construction. We are talking about the lousy job you did for a friend at Ikeja which you remembered well.
Blackmail you? Please!
Hajji M.

I hardly post client's project pictures online. But I have to do this in response to people like you think you can come to people's threads to discredit their efforts and bad mouth them. Your intention has been to derail this thread and even hide it from Nairaland.com.

For your information these pictures below is the building i built around 2016/17 which you call lousy job. And let me correct you, it is not in Ikeja. You dont even know the location yet you claim my client is your friend.
Our company builds only what clients pay for. If you pay for marine plywood kind of concrete we use it for you. If you pay for Steel formwork we use it.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE BUYING SWAMPY LANDS.
1. Swampy lands are generally cheaper than dry lands of same location and same size. Ideally that is the norm but there are a few land owners who over price their swampy lands over and above their dry equivalents. Those are the few exceptions.
Why are Swampy lands cheaper? The reason is obvious, the demands are lower than the dry lands.
2. Never ever agree to a high price for a swampy land. Bring on your negotiating A game to beat the price down. This is because, the Foundation for swampy land costs more and as such you need to have compensated for that in the purchase of the swampy land. Second reason is that there would be much filling that dry land so that price also should be compensated for at the time of negotiations.
3. Buying a swampy land is always far better than buying a dry land. Especially if you are buying the land for an estate project. Some months ago I worked on series of swampy land for estate projects. Where the swampy land price is 'P'. The cost for filling it is half of P. And after filling, the land is sold for between 3-5 times the original value (3P to 5P). Meaning that if the price of swampy land is N5M after sand filling to make it dry land, the sales value jump to between 15m and N25m.
4. When I advise people here, I always suggest you take a highly experienced Engineer with you with a thorough knowledge of flooding. There is a clear cut difference between a Swampy water logged area and a Flood-prone area. There are some swampy lands that are in flood planes. But that does not mean that wherever you see waterlogged area means its susceptible to flooding.
Never ever buy a flood prone area even if they dash you 2 for N10. Dont even accept that land to use for fish pond business because very soon one day a Dam at Kainji in Niger state or a dam in Chad would be over flooded and they would need to release the excess water. That water will find its way to every part of Nigeria even till Niger delta. And those lands that are below the flood plane would be submerge and subsumed with water be it in Lokoja my state or Ogun state or Niger delta or Isheri North or Lekki.
5. When people buy a car of 2m they take Mechanics, but when the same people want to buy land or Structure that cost more than car, they go with only their wives or brothers. They dont take an experienced Engineer. Luckily enough via technical engagements like this, so many people have invited professionals to verify and validate their choices of locations and choices of buildings to purchase.
6. Swampy lands that are not in flood prone areas are very good buys always. The cost of sand filling is not much compared to the price of buying an already filled land. People tend to forget that a "Dry Land" is simply a waterlogged land that was filled.
7. The secret of pricing a water logged land to purchase is that you should buy that land at a price that when you add the cost of Filling and any other soil stabilization to it, the total would still be LOWER than the price of an equivalent dry land. Thereby you make a handsome gain upfront. So that when you resell, you would make good profit no matter the price you sell. This is why you need to carry a professional along to determine the quantity of filling required amongst other functions he would perform.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE BUYING SWAMPY LANDS.
1. Swampy lands are generally cheaper than dry lands of same location and same size. Ideally that is the norm but there are a few land owners who over price their swampy lands over and above their dry equivalents. Those are the few exceptions.
Why are Swampy lands cheaper? The reason is obvious, the demands are lower than the dry lands.
2. Never ever agree to a high price for a swampy land. Bring on your negotiating A game to beat the price down. This is because, the Foundation for swampy land costs more and as such you need to have compensated for that in the purchase of the swampy land. Second reason is that there would be much filling that dry land so that price also should be compensated for at the time of negotiations.
3. Buying a swampy land is always far better than buying a dry land. Especially if you are buying the land for an estate project. Some months ago I worked on series of swampy land for estate projects. Where the swampy land price is 'P'. The cost for filling it is half of P. And after filling, the land is sold for between 3-5 times the original value (3P to 5P). Meaning that if the price of swampy land is N5M after sand filling to make it dry land, the sales value jump to between 15m and N25m.
4. When I advise people here, I always suggest you take a highly experienced Engineer with you with a thorough knowledge of flooding. There is a clear cut difference between a Swampy water logged area and a Flood-prone area. There are some swampy lands that are in flood planes. But that does not mean that wherever you see waterlogged area means its susceptible to flooding.
Never ever buy a flood prone area even if they dash you 2 for N10. Dont even accept that land to use for fish pond business because very soon one day a Dam at Kainji in Niger state or a dam in Chad would be over flooded and they would need to release the excess water. That water will find its way to every part of Nigeria even till Niger delta. And those lands that are below the flood plane would be submerge and subsumed with water be it in Lokoja my state or Ogun state or Niger delta or Isheri North or Lekki.
5. When people buy a car of 2m they take Mechanics, but when the same people want to buy land or Structure that cost more than car, they go with only their wives or brothers. They dont take an experienced Engineer. Luckily enough via technical engagements like this, so many people have invited professionals to verify and validate their choices of locations and choices of buildings to purchase.
6. Swampy lands that are not in flood prone areas are very good buys always. The cost of sand filling is not much compared to the price of buying an already filled land. People tend to forget that a "Dry Land" is simply a waterlogged land that was filled.
7. The secret of pricing a water logged land to purchase is that you should buy that land at a price that when you add the cost of Filling and any other soil stabilization to it, the total would still be LOWER than the price of an equivalent dry land. Thereby you make a handsome gain upfront. So that when you resell, you would make good profit no matter the price you sell. This is why you need to carry a professional along to determine the quantity of filling required amongst other functions he would perform.

One4me:
See as this one dey take sense corner job and people!
Simple question, he begin say Professional need to visit.
Con-man full this Nigeria sha.

Your profession is Soil/Geo Engineer, according to your rofile, when did you become Structural and Building Engineer?
Opalu, we dey watch you o.

From this single thread that I started in 2015, I have done more than 500 site visits from clients and have build more than 65 different buildings. That is more than average of 12 buildings per year all from Nairaland.com. ( That is different from projects I get from referrals and online adverts) I have been so grateful to God and to Nairaland that was why I had to do some paid adverts in a way to say thank you to this wonderful website.

In 1997, I was preparing myself to go study Electronics Engineering when God called me to study Civil/Structural Engineering. The rest is history. When you are in your God-ordained chosen field, it comes naturally and you easily attain Mastery in it. May God help you to discover your own purpose in life so you dont hate

mufutau55:
If you know the thing wey this guy take my friend eyes see for his project at Ikeja undertaken by this guy, you no go even want to hear this guy name. Run o.

Hajji M.

Blackmail cannot stop the Projects we are building all over Nigeria. People with envy will just come online to attack people they dont know from Adam. For the past 20 years I have been in this construction business. So no amount of blackmail can dent my image.
From your signature it shows that you are a layman in construction yet you want to discredit someone with 20yrs experience who is a chartered Structural Engineer with first, 2nd and 3rd degrees in the field. Lolz

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