hacksultan:
I think I lost my main main account, but I’ve had this account for a while now, however it’s not really been active. I’m trying to know if we have people here who are really interested in tech…… Looking at if tech nairaland can be revived.

Currently enrolled in AltSchool studying Data science

Chrisnrld:
need materials on css, javascript, react and php just started html two weeks ago

try freecodecamp.org

Ventura1:
Me, I'm waiting for the Ibadan circular road.
Buhari truly tried on road construction.

Is it a federal or state govt project?

gohanDBZ:
I'm looking for user reviews too haha
Can't trust the official outlets anymore since game media and game merchandise are one and the same these days...

A friend of mine played with another friends account on Xbox and he is had now purchased the game. I guess the game is that good

seunpayne:
Really interested but it’s a bit down in my playlist. I’m hoping to deal with it in May or so.

Still playing Marvels Midnight Suns

Up next:

Calisto Protocol
Dead Space Remake
Forsaken
Hogwarts Legacy
Redfall

My playlist
Witcher 3
Call of Duty
More witcher 3 and Call of Duty

Reinaldo:



Nothing special about Lagos. I've lived there as a Yoruba man. Some of the most well traveled people I know always avoid Lagos. Exposure is very important.

I am curious to know why you have to let us know you are a Yoruba man, no true yoruba man would feel the urge to announce is ethnicity to get some validation on the internet

ican2020:

Copy the second most unlivable city in the world

The world has already become a global village thanks to internet and if people can copy pictures of cities in other countries and claim it as Tinubu’s achievement someone else can copy good examples from these countries too and replicate it in their own domain

Stop this nonsense narrative and grow up

When the ranking was made, only LAGOS STATE was considered worthy of being called a city that matches world standards, the rest Nigerian cities were not ranked.

Iwanttoto:


Typical Afonja brain attached

But it's the Easterners who are migrating to western Nigeria(Afonja land) in mass inorder to escape poverty and IPOB in the east

Three years after this post, we are bombarded with news of another building collapse in Nigeria. This time around, the collapsed building took the life of the owner.
May God grant the bereaved families the fortitude to bear the loss.

mufutau55:
Podosci... how have you been doing?

Hajji M.

Fine sir

Thegamingorca:


It's really a bullshit console

How did you come to that conclusion?

ibukunmak:
Hey Guys... Drop your gametags here... Let's play some online FIFA19

Podosci

Konigalgore:
Please can I have the Engineers contact

08169492682

08068396895

We would be expecting your call.

D1O:


Thanks!

What is your email address?

Email - Harneyprojects@gmail.com
Whatsapp/Call - 08068396895

D1O:


Thanks for sending this lovely fully detached design. However, the request was actually for a SEMI-DETACHED design for a 50x100ft plot. Do you indeed have any?

Thanks again.

Sincere apologies for my late reply
Below is 4 units of five bedroom flats which can be reduced to 2 units to form a semi detached duplex that would sit perfectly on your plot

D1O:


Respectfully, still waiting. If you are unable to send any, do kindly let me know too.

Many thanks...

Sorry about the delayed response.
Below is a 5bedroom duplex suited for a 50 x 100 ft plot of land with adequate car park for 4 cars

I believ this is a good move to checkmate the ridiculous rate of Building collapse in Nigeria, I stated this in this article https://www.nairaland.com/4466821/major-causes-building-collapse-nigeria
To avoid the hustle and tustle with Lagos state building approval agancies, Make sure every aspect of your building process is intact starting with Building designs and finally supervision by a competent building construction firm.
Check out the link below for directions to a building construction firm you can trust and avoid getting a letter from Lagos state building control agency.
https://www.harneyprojects.com

The high rate of building collapse in Nigeria needs some attention by the relevant agencies.
You can Check out my article on the causes of building collapse in Nigeria.
https://www.nairaland.com/4466821/major-causes-building-collapse-nigeria

WorldAmbassador:


@podosci. Thanks for your article on the Ajaokuta saga. An article by Kalu Aja regarding the Ajaokuta mess is also worth reading. After reading the article by Kalu Aja, you will weep at the corruption that bedevils our dear country. The article can be accessed here: https://nairametrics.com/why-ajaokuta-steel-company-cannot-produce-steel/

Thanks for the link to the other article, it was worth reading.
I hope Nigeria gets things right for the sake of our children.
Also check out www.harneyprojects.com/blog for more articles you might like, expecially my article on the causes of building collapse in Nigeria.

Restaurant
This models sits on a 50ft x 100ft plot of land and has parking space for 8 cars

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greyham:


Nice piece, but what happens when you submit your project for approval and somebody only wants "money-in-hand" before authorizing. In this case the agency does not even review your documents, just pay as you go

That's one factor that discourages builders from doing the right thing.

The building approval agencies need overhauling

Check out this article a wrote a while ago on the major causes of building collapse in Nigeria. I believe the cause of the collapse in Abuja is listed in there
https://www.harneyprojects.com/single-post/2018/04/22/MAJOR-CAUSES-OF-BUILDING-COLLAPSE-IN-NIGERIA

The finishing looks nice, there is a local club in sulleja (OYAH sports Fc) they did a similar thing to their dressing room.
If you like the refurblisment, you check out the link below for similar interior finishings done my the Harneyprojects team.

https://www.harneyprojects.com/interiorfinishings

With the news about the building collapse in Jabi, Abuja. I believe points raised in this post have to be looked into to avert future building collapse.

Building design and construction standards are tailored to suit the environmental, social and economic conditions of individual countries, these modifications are recommended by the Building regulatory bodies of individual countries after a series of research and experiments. In Nigeria, these modifications take place without the backing or recommendations of our building regulatory agencies, resulting in structures that fail to meet relevant building design and construction codes. One of these modified construction techniques is the construction of Raft foundation which I have termed the “Nigerian Raft Foundation”.
Raft foundations are used in soils with relatively low bearing capacity, where a pad foundation might result in uneconomical pad footings and differential settlement of the foundation. The raft foundation helps to spread the load of the building over the soil and ensures even settlement of the foundation. There are different types of raft foundations each suited to tackle the loading and soil configurations of a project. We have a flat slab raft, an upstand beam raft, a down stand beam raft and a cellular raft.
The Nigerian raft foundation like other modified construction techniques lacks the backing of relevant civil engineering literature and in extreme modifications differ completely from the standard raft foundation.
Below are three mistakes to avoid while constructing the “The Nigerian Raft Foundation”.

-A Geotechnical investigation (Soil Test) Must Be Carried Out
There is a tendency to avoid a geotechnical investigation (soil test) in most Nigerian building projects due to ignorance about the cost by prospective homeowners and incompetence by the builders. The deductions from a geotechnical test indicate the type of foundations to be employed, of which the results are used directly in the design of the foundations. In Nigeria, the values used in the design of common foundations like strip foundation and pad foundations are assumed based on the adopted values of a particular region but for a Raft foundation these values cannot be assumed and must be gotten from the results of a geotechnical test.
Constructing a Raft foundation without a soil test to reveal prerequisite information like the depth of foundation, bearing capacity and settlement rate of the soil is akin to wandering the desert without a compass. This soil test result is a prerequisite in the design process of the raft foundation.

-The Raft Foundation Must Be Structurally Designed
The Nigerian building construction industry is plagued with the construction of Storey buildings without structural drawings partly due to the inefficiency of the building approval agency to enforce building construction standards and ignorance of some builders.
Raft foundation like other structural members requires the attention of a structural engineer to estimates loads, sizing of structural members and provision of adequate reinforcements.

-Reinforcement Must Be Provided for The Raft Slab
Due to a lack of understanding of the literature governing the design and construction raft foundations, the Nigerian building construction industry is plagued with raft foundations without reinforced raft slabs.
In Nigeria, what is commonly termed as “DPC” in raft foundation construction is actually the Raft slab, of which it is the most important structural member of the raft foundation. For example, the flat slab raft consists of just the raft slab and the columns and does not have a raft beam. The raft slab is usually neglected and emphasis placed on the Raft beam resulting in extreme cases of the Nigerian raft foundation in which the raft slab is constructed without steel reinforcement.
A foundation without reinforced raft slab should be called a reinforced strip foundation and not a raft foundation or we can also term it a “Nigerian Raft Foundation “.
-Avoid sancrete blocks in your raft foundation
The most extreme case of the Nigerian raft foundation is the introduction of sancrete blocks in the raft foundation. The sancrete blocks are introduced between the raft beam and raft slab in an attempt to cut the cost of construction. This practice stems from ignorance of basic construction procedures and it is also very dangerous as it might lead to a fatal collapse of the structure. This is Nigerian raft foundation In its purest form.

Making any or all of the above-mentioned mistakes can result in building deformation or in extreme cases, building collapse. There is a need for the relevant building regulatory agencies to ensure strict compliance with standard building construction practices especially in the construction of Raft Foundations.
https://www.harneyprojects.com/single-post/2018/08/17/THE-NIGERIAN-RAFT-FOUNDATION-AND-THREE-MISTAKES-TO-AVOID

Check out the link below for 3D views of different buildings and their approx construction cost.
Harneyprojects.com/3dmodels

https://Harneyprojects.com/3dmodels
4 bedroom duplex + 5 units of one bedroom flats
This model sits on a 50ft x 100ft plot of land

4601CE:
Cheee! See house
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Why is there no railings in the front of the first floor as indicated on that design sir?

The railings have not been installed. They would be installed at a later date

RemedyLab:


That is your own opinion...it is people like you who jump to buy imported weight loss tea from india or china not knowing you are buying corn silk extract you can make on your own.

Personally, I don't believe in any shortcut to weight loss.
If you are FAT, exercise like hell and stop eating anyhow, apply this two things and you would naturally reduce weight.
But seriously, if you have a medical problem, Go TO A GOD DANM HOSPITAL, If you happen to live in a third world country like Nigeria, Find your way out to a sane country and get yourself treated. Very simple.
There very few diseases that are beyond the healing hands of modern medical science and the probability of having an incurable disease is 1/10000000000000.
Its only in Africa that medical issues are taking to the church/mosque or unverified herbal treatment before the person considers going for treatment in the hospital