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Nice night

Thank you

Let's do it again

Chekitaut:
The funny thing is that after showing the pics to the client, he will load lesser tonnage, will not let the client see the goods until after delivery nextday, thereby ripping him off.

Awon oloriburuku...

Eyah, very sorry sir. You know I called you not too long ago that you should post these pictures on here and the name of that person so that we can both tackle it.


We can only work with facts, if you don't sir, people will just take you as a false alarmist.

These things do happen and it happened to me before. One Sinotrust copied me on here too but I took him up immediately and he later acknowledged amd referenced me and also whatsapp me. I think we are friends now.


Take it easy bro, it shall be well with us.

twinskenny:
Just arrived now..the little princess..father is fine mother is fine too..thanks to God

Congrats boss.

Bright and Early

From the archive. One of the materials we supplied a company a few weeks ago at the site discharging.

Tonnage : 29tons.


We also do Hardcore rightly.


Consider us now.

Thank you

Happy Sunday

Still very much available

Enjoy your weekend

Nice nite

brag3:
done

Thank you sir

brag3:
@smiley001

Not sure you needed to write this.

I have seen some of your comments on here and you come across as someone respectable so no need to announce this.

Take it easy bros.

Don't take things personal on NL.

Thank you sir but please help me delete or edit the quote where I put my name.


I appreciate it sir.

ok

babalose:
@smiley 001.....this is what makes some areas more expensive than others. That's why people cough out lots of millions to live in a particular area. It's all about security. You can't compare the security level on the Island (ikoyi, V.I, Lekki) to anywhere else in Lagos except Ikeja( Anthony,Magodo, Alausa,Omole). This drives the price of the land up.

You are right sir.

babalose:
agarawu23....Ebenezer Obey sang a song, which said....Security mi o, o nbe lowo Oluwa.
We don't hope to be a target, because there is no hiding place (iyan ogun odun, oshin gbono). We can prevent opportunistic thieves called buglars (that's why we have buglary proof to prevent buglars) not armed robbers.

To support your comment sir. In Present Nigeria, there is nothing that can hold down fully armed robbers, assailants or hired assassins if they want to operate. It's only the government that can stop them by deploying special forces to stop them if they are in action.

There used to be a very wealthy man in a neighbourhood where I grew up. I thought the man was involved in a shady deal. Some ppl sent hired assassins to kill him. Their first attempt on him at his residence, he had so many security and safety measures. Unknown to the assassins, maybe he had safety room in his house. He succeeded in killing one of them by himself. Those guys retreated.

They came back on a very neutral day, not fully prepared but they achieved one of their aims by killing the wife of the man when her car at their gate waiting for the gate man to open. They left again.


When they came back the third time at a very relaxed day a couple of months after the second, they came with cans of Petrol ready to burn the house down total in case the owner runs to the safety room again. But as usual he didn't listen to them, he did to his safety room but was killed by the choking smoke from the fire burning the house.

Neighbours couldn't go out because nobody was equipped to counter their superior fire power. It was only this rich guy that could stand them fire for fire, gun for gun but he's inside confined by burning fire.

No police, nothing.



Look at what happened to Raymond Dokpesi a couple of days ago, his police escorts was killed in place of him. He escaped this time maybe next time if there is any he may be unlucky but I pray it doesn't happen.

This is Nigeria, not all the things abroad work here. There is a working system, structure and set standards abroad but none here. If anyone wants to be secured atleast partially, he should get property in one of those highly policed estates that have rules, laws, security and all.

A single person can't do it all alone in a neighbourhood where you don't have your class.

rotecch77:
@smiley001, I'm ready to learn Yoruba under you o, hmm I dove my hat for your write up.

Baba I'm learning from u oo.

babalose:
@smiley 010. ...is this Hajj M's Oriki?

No sir, it's a general Saki Oriki. I think he should have his own personal Oriki.

Join the train by giving us a trial and later tell the world about your experience with us.

agarawu23:
Our security disscussion was on burglary and bulletproof doors while our Nigeria local thieves are upgrading.

How do we prevent the below? Are we going to use two blocks or we are going to increase the thickness of our plastering?

We use double bricks for outdoor here, tho they cant be compared to naija cos they are cheap. It will take the thief days to break in.

dis one na wah ooo... na to dey cast our walls with concrete with reinforcement remain be dat oooo.

n3xt:
Smiley001, my head don dey swell o!

Bro make ur head no swell ooo but it's actually the truth.
R u from either of the 2?


Well I'm from Oyo State sha.

Hmmmm special project for special man indeed.


Congrats sir @Hajji Mufutau55, the baba himself.




Saki ogun o ro ike, agbede o ro baba.
Eyin lomo oke kulubu, asabari ti ajoji kin ba won bo
Teru tomo ni bawon bo ologun. Igbo rugudu ni iwaju Oloogun, Ologun ki nko ere, asabari ki nko ija, bo ba di ojo ija, ki e ran se si Asabari, bo ba di ojo ere, ki e ran se pe Oloogun. Agbede ki se ile ogun, saki lomo adigun mo ri awo.

agarawu23:
good to hear.
I don't know this guy Dapo who him be?

The guy is a rich, silent, oil and gas Baron. He celebrated is 50th birthday of recent.

Very rich guy I must say. I know he's from Ogun state but never knew he has this good structure in a remote place like Iperu remo.


Abeokutas and the Ijebus are the cream de la cream of the Yorubas, no doubt about that(education, money, influence, well travelled, fame etc). They even make the largest percentage of those who call themselves real Lagosians now.

Morning all