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Good evening, Please how many 200AH (12V) batteries are in 15.4KWH-48V lifpo4 battery.? Thanks. |
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Hello Sir, How much is a good submersible water pump of the following capacities and brand? 1. 0.5 hp 2. 0.75 hp 3. 1.0 hp 4. 1.5 hp Thanks. |
October 4, 2018 by Wale Akinselure The series of permutations, calculations, consultations, conversations and campaigns regarding who would fly the flag the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2019 governorship election in Oyo State formally came to an end at about 3.30am on Monday, October 1, 2018, when a former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr Adebayo Adelabu, was elected candidate at the primaries of the party held at Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba, Ibadan. The race which began with over thirty persons on the starting blocks, about three weeks ago, down to seven aspirants who reached the home stretch, did have its several curves before Adelabu breasted the tape. more https://www.tribuneonlineng.com/167242/
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Lady who ‘jumped’ off Third Mainland Bridge: How I was blackmailed after defrauded of N75m by syndicate ●I made N31 from the deal, says Islamic cleric from this story of a woman who attempted suicide about a cheating scandal... https://www.nairaland.com/4555926/face-woman-parked-suv-jumped to her post about the scandals... https://www.nairaland.com/4557991/3rd-mainland-suicide-toyin-tkfashion she has decided to come out and explain what really happened and how she was framed and defrauded... By Juliana Francishttps://newtelegraphonline.com/2018/09/lady-who-jumped-off-third-mainland-bridge-how-i-was-blackmailed-after-defrauded-of-n75m-by-syndicate/
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Update A 63-year-old landlord, Adekunle Santos, has been arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrates’ Court for allegedly removing the entrance door of his tenant’s shop and taking away property valued at N994,850. PUNCH Metro had reported that Santos on May 23 around 3.30pm allegedly broke into his tenant’s shop, Esther Demola, and removed her door, thereby exposing her goods to thugs, who allegedly carted away items valued at N994,850. Demola, a hairdresser, had told our correspondent that her travail began when Santos’s sister-in-law, identified only as Iyalode, came to her shop to take a weave worth N10,000, which she refused to release for free. She claimed that Santos, who took sides with Iyalode in the matter, threatened to make life difficult for her. She added that her stylist, identified only as Balikis, who was around when Santos allegedly destroyed her shop, called her attention to the break-in but before she could get to the scene, her goods had been taken away. Santos was arraigned on Monday on four counts of conspiracy, stealing, damage and breach of peace. He pleaded not guilty to the charges. The police prosecutor, Emby Ingobo, said the offences were contrary to Section 411 and punishable under sections 280, 287, 273 (d) and 168 (1) (d) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State 2015. The magistrate, Mrs A. M. Davies, granted him bail in the sum of N100,000, with one surety in like sum. She said the surety must be tax compliant and have his address verified. The case was adjourned till September 24, 2018, for mention. https://punchng.com/landlord-arraigned-for-burgling-tenants-shop-stealing-property/amp/ |
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Processing building approval will only take 28 days – LASG In a move to improve the state’s ease of doing business, the Lagos State Government has pegged the period within which building approval can be processed to 28 days, saying it has waved title documents as a condition for obtaining approval. The state government has also issued a six-month notice to enable all property owners, who have built without approval regularise their approval documents, noting that it will not charge any penalty within the window of six months. The Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Mr. Rotimi Ogunleye, disclosed this at a stakeholders’ meeting he addressed at the weekend to sensitise the residents of Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Area, Lagos. Ogunleye addressed the stakeholders’ meeting alongside the General Manager of the state Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPA), Mr. Funmi Osifuye, warning against erecting buildings without perfecting approval documents. At the meeting, Ogunleye lamented that many residents of the state had not been obtaining approval before erecting their buildings, a practice that violated the state Urban and Regional Planning and Development Law, 2010. Citing implication for public safety, the commissioner disclosed that the process of obtaining building approval “has been made easy. Any person with intention to erect structures within the state will secure building approval within 28 days. “Between March 1 and August 31, we will not charge any penalty for those who had erected their structures without a building permit. We purposely created that six months grace period for landowners to obtain their building permit.” Also speaking at the meeting, the general manager explained reasons for the six-month grace to enable property owners perfect their approval documents, noting that the opportunity was “to assist property owners protect themselves.” Within the six-month window, Osifuye said property owners could approach the government with land receipt and obtain the required government permit, noting that the state government was determined to encourage residents seek building approval before erecting their structures in any part of the state. He added that the state government “has waved registered title as condition for obtaining building approval. The law stipulated that before anyone could erect a structure, such a person must obtain development permit. The government now accepts family receipt as condition to erect structures across the state.” Ogunleye also lamented proliferation of oil tank farms in the state, noting that the state government would probe their operations due to implication for public safety and failing to comply with environmental impact assessment guidelines. He said the state government’s decision to embark on the investigation was “to protect residents from fire disasters that might emanate from the tank farms during explosions.” He explained the decision of the state government to investigate tank farm operation, noting that it “has already embarked on the study. And soon, we will come up with a very comprehensive approach to get everything under control in Lagos.” He said the on-going investigation “will address the apprehension often expressed on tank farms in the state. The proliferation of filling stations has made residents express worry over it considering the inflammability of petroleum products.” Credit: THISDAY |
In a move to improve the state’s ease of doing business, the Lagos State Government has pegged the period within which building approval can be processed to 28 days, saying it has waved title documents as a condition for obtaining approval. The state government has also issued a six-month notice to enable all property owners, who have built without approval regularise their approval documents, noting that it will not charge any penalty within the window of six months. The Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Mr. Rotimi Ogunleye, disclosed this at a stakeholders’ meeting he addressed at the weekend to sensitise the residents of Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Area, Lagos. Ogunleye addressed the stakeholders’ meeting alongside the General Manager of the state Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPA), Mr. Funmi Osifuye, warning against erecting buildings without perfecting approval documents. At the meeting, Ogunleye lamented that many residents of the state had not been obtaining approval before erecting their buildings, a practice that violated the state Urban and Regional Planning and Development Law, 2010. Citing implication for public safety, the commissioner disclosed that the process of obtaining building approval “has been made easy. Any person with intention to erect structures within the state will secure building approval within 28 days. “Between March 1 and August 31, we will not charge any penalty for those who had erected their structures without a building permit. We purposely created that six months grace period for landowners to obtain their building permit.” Also speaking at the meeting, the general manager explained reasons for the six-month grace to enable property owners perfect their approval documents, noting that the opportunity was “to assist property owners protect themselves.” Within the six-month window, Osifuye said property owners could approach the government with land receipt and obtain the required government permit, noting that the state government was determined to encourage residents seek building approval before erecting their structures in any part of the state. He added that the state government “has waved registered title as condition for obtaining building approval. The law stipulated that before anyone could erect a structure, such a person must obtain development permit. The government now accepts family receipt as condition to erect structures across the state.” Ogunleye also lamented proliferation of oil tank farms in the state, noting that the state government would probe their operations due to implication for public safety and failing to comply with environmental impact assessment guidelines. He said the state government’s decision to embark on the investigation was “to protect residents from fire disasters that might emanate from the tank farms during explosions.” He explained the decision of the state government to investigate tank farm operation, noting that it “has already embarked on the study. And soon, we will come up with a very comprehensive approach to get everything under control in Lagos.” He said the on-going investigation “will address the apprehension often expressed on tank farms in the state. The proliferation of filling stations has made residents express worry over it considering the inflammability of petroleum products.” Credit: THISDAY |
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Welldone Sir, What is the size of the kitchen and number of tanks to be hang their and their capacities? spyder880: |
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Sir, Can you please assist in costing the materials needed and labour cost for casting a column of 225 by 225mm from foundation (3) to roof level (12) = 15 courses.? Thanks. abdulwastecx: |
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Searching for land to buy in Nigeria is not a walk in the park especially when the buyer is new to property transactions. In view of this, the first thing that should come to mind when you want to buy land is the issue of finance. Although finance is the major fuel that drives the intent to acquire land, you still have a couple of hurdles to cross to make your property ownership dream a reality. One of such is doing your due diligence. This is a very essential part where you do proper search and verification In fact, having finance to buy a piece of land in Nigeria without doing your due diligence is like crossing a busy road blindfolded. Thus, my ‘Number 1’ real estate investment rule; ‘Never wave your due diligence’: The people I find most interesting to sell to are those who ask lots of questions while I am making my sales pitch. This is because the person will have me take full cognizance and responsibility of those questions asked, because I know I will be held accountable for it. I really don’t like those who go into a purchase with sentiments. People who say; “I don’t need to ask too many questions; after all we are friends. You can’t dupe me”. Yes, I am not planning to dupe anybody but I appreciate people who will go through stuff like “Terms & Conditions” ask me all the questions they can think of and be sure they by themselves know and understand what they are getting into. I cannot and do not intend to dupe anyone but still I can’t break your medulla open and stuff it with what you should know about what you are buying if you refuse to read! I have come to realize that most times, this type of buyer is running away from taking responsibility for his/her purchase. They are the people that will return after the transaction has been closed or following some other development to start asking questions and make it seem as if you forced the purchase on them. Irresponsibility carries a huge cost nobody pays with a smiling face, so avoid it like a plague. There is no one who really wants to do a thing without counting the cost. It is in counting the cost that you do due diligence. Don’t do it after you pay, do it before you part with a dime of your money, no matter who you are investing with. So in doing your due diligence, do the following; 1. Discountenance the document you are given about any landed property and do your due diligence from ground zero. By ground zero, I mean, go to the site you are to buy to pick co-ordinates. If you do not know what that is about, you may want to visit the site with a competent Land Surveyor to pick the coordinates for you. Chart the Coordinates at the State’s Surveyor General Office to know the status of the land. It is only after doing this, if the land comes out clean and the coordinates you picked matches with what’s on the documents you are given that you can start relying on the survey document as referring to the same land you were offered to buy. Otherwise, run! According to the 1978 Land use act of the Federal republic of Nigeria, land in all parts of the country is held in trust for the people by the Government. As stated in section one of the land use act: “Subject to the provisions of this Act, all lands comprised in the territory of each State in the Federation are vested in the Governor of the state and all such lands shall be held in trust and administered for the use and common benefit of all Nigerians in accordance with the provision of the Act.” Using the example of Lagos State, A landed property can be in one of these following 4 states, status wise: Acquired land: we have specific or committed acquisition and general acquisition. My blanket advice is, do not touch land under specific or committed acquisition if a private individual is the person offering to you. Government has a clear purpose for this and except you are involved in the actualisation of the purpose, you do not want to risk your hard earned money on this. If the land is under general acquisition and there is any serious indication that it can be processed for excision, then you can confirm that but do not part with money until you are sure it is excised. That leads me to the second status. Excised Land: this is when a land was previously acquired for overriding public interest but later released, that is excised either in part or whole to the original customary owner. There are documents and correspondences between Government and the customary land owning family to substantiate the excision in terms of size, actually location and title. Layout plan was added as part of what should attend such excision by the Government of Babatunde Raji Fashola. You can buy excised land that has supporting document to confirm the excision. Acquired but ratifiable: this is when a land was previously acquired for general or specific use but Government has had a change of mind for whatever reason to allow part or the whole land to be used by private individuals. This is usually as a result of heavy encroachment, politics, etc It is what people call buying twice. Reason is, you will pay the land owner, customary or whoever currently holds possession at the time of your purchase and still pay the relevant department of government for the ratification before you can get title on the land. Freehold land: this is when a land is free from any known encumbrance and can be transacted on without fear. For such land, you only need to be sure you are buying from the rightful owner. 2. Make findings to authenticate the documents and owner. One way you can authenticate the original owner is by going to the site independently on your own without the Vendor and/or his/her agent to ask questions in the vicinity If you notice anything that puts you on the edge, please get to the bottom of it and satisfy yourself, otherwise, don’t pay. The following are some of the tell tale signs of lands in dispute: ● Fake document or no document at all ● Negative report from Land Registry ● Negative report on vendor and/or agent ● Advice of caution from your environmental/neighbourhood investigation ● Below market price offer or closing price, when it’s too good to be true, it probably is not true ● Persistent and abnormally aggressive demand for payment with the excuse that other people are showing interest in the land ● Strong preference for cash payment ● Signs of physical development on the land without satisfactory and/or verifiable explanation ● Signs of structural demolition on the land without satisfactory and/or verifiable explanation ● Any other measure aimed at achieving hasty closing. 3. Do title search at the appropriate government office. Surveyor General’s office, State Land Bureau or Land Registry. Enquire about the owner and his title. I 4. Above all, I will always encourage that you use professionals in all your acquisitions. Use professionals who belong to a body of professionals they are accountable to. It is for a number of reasons and the safety of your investment. You cannot claim to be an expert because you have read this article or have purchased landed properties a few times. No two transactions are the same. Most buyers run from the cost of hiring a professional. Don’t be fooled, the fees they charge can be negotiated. Don’t be kobo wise, naira foolish. Credit: http://nigeriarealestatehub.com/how-to-buy-land-in-nigeria.html/ |
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Hello Sir, What can be used to seal a leaking GeePee tank, the leaking is not from the openings but from under the tank. Thanks. |
Good day, What is the cost of Bambam load of granite (3/4 down) and sharp sand (Odo Ogun) delivery to Ewekoro for the following tons? 1. 10 2. 15 3. 20 4. 30 Thanks. |
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