₦airaland Forum

michlins:
Doing this project,did you move your trusted hand s to site or you employed the from the local pool

The head of the team is my trusted foreman who have worked with me in over 7 sites before. Some few other workers also moved from here, we got another set of good workers from the city and quickly integrated them into the team. They have all been doing well together.

spyder880:
The head of the team is my trusted foreman who have worked with me in over 7 sites before. Some few other workers also moved from here, we got another set of good workers from the city and quickly integrated them into the team. They have all been doing well together.

ok. Thanks for teaching me a thing or two

More pictures from our work in this site.........

Size of the shops and stairs........

More of the plaza........

Making arrangements to buy decking wood this morning, timber is very costly here.........

The shopping plaza, as seen from the top..........

As seen from the top of the building......

spyder880:
As seen from the top of the building......

I can't believe that well is till in the middle of that room, is it the only source of water to the project

kopell:
I can't believe that well is till in the middle of that room, is it the only source of water to the project

Unlimited water � supply....haha

kopell:
I can't believe that well is till in the middle of that room, is it the only source of water to the project

For now, yes. We will fill it as soon as we can sink another borehole in the project. Left for me, the borehole position should be somewhere in the back after we have done some compound filling around there, we shouldn't rush to sink a borehole any other place and later start moving the position elsewhere.

dongc:
Unlimited water � supply....haha

Exactly, this water source is easy and cheap since the water level is near the surface, I don't have to power generators or maintain the borehole

spyder880:
Exactly, this water source is easy and cheap since the water level is near the surface, I don't have to power generators or maintain the borehole

if that's the case then sinking a standing tank on this site will require additional reinforcement

michlins:
if that's the case then sinking a standing tank on this site will require additional reinforcement

I know, the site is waterlogged at the back.

spyder880:
I know, the site is waterlogged at the back.

how reinforced is your foundation here. What type of rods did you use and the cement to sand ratio

michlins:
how reinforced is your foundation here. What type of rods did you use and the cement to sand ratio

Very well reinforced. Best practices were applied in the construction of our foundation here. I had to change the foundation design and we did a raft foundation at the back.

I was in Akure today looking to see if I can see this project but didn't. I guess I didn't go to the neighborhood

michlins:
I was in Akure today looking to see if I can see this project but didn't. I guess I didn't go to the neighborhood

Welcome to Akure my man, its a very cool city with quiet neighborhoods. I so enjoy my stay there.

spyder880:
Welcome to Akure my man, its a very cool city with quiet neighborhoods. I so enjoy my stay there.

came in from Lagos and went back same day. I will be coming back again next week to handle some projects

Oga @Spyder880
Is this project paused for the moment.? No updates.
Thanks.

Hajji M.

mufutau55:
Oga @Spyder880
Is this project paused for the moment.? No updates.
Thanks.

Hajji M.

Good morning Sir, the project is indeed paused because we have to regularise some issues about the new size of this house which wasn't captured in the building plans submitted to the government. They want us to get the full approval before we can continue. They are working on it now.

We will commence the project as soon as they give us the go ahead. Thank you Sir for asking about us.

spyder880:
Good morning Sir, the project is indeed paused because we have to regularise some issues about the new size of this house which wasn't captured in the building plans submitted to the government. They want us to get the full approval before we can continue. They are working on it now.

We will commence the project as soon as they give us the go ahead. Thank you Sir for asking about us.

Thank you for the update Sir. God bless you.

Hajji M.

We have now gotten the go ahead to return to this site and continue works with the construction of this shopping plaza in Akure. Approvals for the plaza has been secured, so we can continue with this fine project.

Thank you all.

My workers returned to this site this afternoon, work is planned to resume tomorrow. More pictures of work progress later.

We have completed the ground floor blocks, beams and columns of this shopping plaza...........

This project is ready for the first decking.........

Money no dey money no dey but Nigerians are raising heavy structures.

Decking wood arriving here in this site...........

michlins:
Money no dey money no dey but Nigerians are raising heavy structures.

The economy is really tough, with inflation making things worse.

spyder880:
The economy is really tough, with inflation making things worse.

from personal observation, I think we have reached a plateau phase.

Things are hovering around certain numbers now. You can at least go to the market expecting that the money with you can buy you what you plan on buying. Although the money will be significantly bigger than what it used to be.


A month ago, you don't know what the price is until you pay for the goods

Fresh bamboos arriving for our use here, the first level suspended slab..........

michlins:
Money no dey money no dey but Nigerians are raising heavy structures.

Hehehehehe.
There's money to build, for those who can afford it.
Money no dey doesn't entirely mean the funds aren't available. Just that what should ordinarily cost ₦1m, you'll have to pay about ₦1.5m or more for it.

Nigerians have a way of adjusting to terrible situations, where in other places, same condition would lead to an upheaval.