₦airaland Forum

DFAMEGUY11S:
Hello good morning my people

Where is your showroom?

superintendents:
learning a hand work for almost six years,at last been fired by my boss,no money for freedom,no money to buy all d equipment,no money to feed,no money to buy even small machine.

las las na Lagos man con go hustle..


ahhhhhh

Why were you fired?
What did you learn?
How good are you going forward?

CrownOfClay724:

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Went underground and he coughed it out.

Shadows of silence comes clay whispers.

EgunMogaji2:
I think I missed this post.

Based on my own understanding, not all houses calls for window hoods. It depends on the style of the house and what the architect came up with in the totality of the project.

I followed what my esteem architect drew.

Thanks sir.

The architectural drawing didn't make room for hoods though.

somehow:
Hello house,

What kind of window designs need hoods?

Incase I didn't the question rightly, should all windows have hoods?

If not, what type of windows should not have hoods?

Still need inputs @ house

@Mufutau55
@EgunMogaji2
@spyder880
@Adventure
@Abatoir

Etc

hslbroker2:
All windows most have hoods! For beautification of the house or the building, now listen, either u are using casement windows or sliding windows, they both need hoods for aesthetic beauty, if we solve your problem let us know if not, my bosses we buttress this issue.

Thanks

If it's just for aesthetic beautification, then it can't be a must.

Hello house,

What kind of window designs need hoods?

Incase I didn't the question rightly, should all windows have hoods?

If not, what type of windows should not have hoods?

n3xt:
Smiles @ Nairaland.com


Good night!

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Stopthecap:
Sorry to see you were his newest casualty, but his track record on this platform is extensive.

Don't blink.

Stopthecap:
Like I said he is already onto the NEXT project.
The prior project uncompleted and unresolved.

That is the grift. Scam and move on to the next .There will always be more gullible people to fall for the trap packaging

It won't be long.

Don't blink.

...!

Different times truly sir.

EgunMogaji2:
This is very true.

I happened on some of my dads old paystubs and was shocked. Asked myself how he was able to do all that he did.

But it was different times.

Curious345:
we have already sorted that..

Rent gulps 60% of the bills.. Now she pays only 200k a month converted to Nigerian currency

60% excluding tax.

Figure in compulsory tax
At least 75% of that money goes to compulsory bills and taxes

BigDawsNet:
I have no idea

That's just an average bus driver yearly income

COMPAQ:
Not really a good anaylsis, as it doesn't consider cost of living.

If that Professor were to be in University of Ibadan (Ibadan being a cheap town), he might be able to save more at the end of every month than the guy earning GBP3000 in London.

Let me add additional perspective for you. I live in Houston and let me give you a run down of bills, some of which don't exist (or are significantly lower) in Nigeria:

Rent (3bed) $1,850 a month (N1.036mln) equivalent in Ibadan is like $178 a month (N1.2mln a year)
Auto Insurance $108 a month (N60k)
Electricity $120 (N67k)
Water $70 (N39k)
Gas $50 (N28k)
Homeowners Insurance $60 (N33k)
Flood Insurance $60 (N33k)
Home Warranty $60 (N33k)

Finally.

BigDawsNet:
Whatever it's takes to survive

She probably makes £36,983/yr driving citizens

More grace

Another half truth.

What is the actual take home salary?

Curious345:
Medical consultants earn 300k-400k monthly in 9ja.

Professors earn 400k-500k monthly in 9ja.

Bus driver earn £3,000 (2.8m) monthly in London..

If you don't chose driving a bus above this mess we call a country then you must be high on Mkpurummiri

Half truth.

twinskenny:
But things are easier back then I guess

Partly because there were fewer people for the available resources.

We have more people for the dwindling resources now coupled with increased corruption /greed.

joycluv:
Hi our great architects in the house. Please what is the best layout? Accessing the guest bedroom from the anteroom or from the living room?

Secondly, should the guest bedroom be so isolated from the rest of the rooms or should there be a link between it and the rest of the rooms in the house?
Thanks!

Mine is isolated from the rest of the house and can only be assessed from the anteroom. I believe your guest should not have unhindered access to the rest of the house.

michlins:
the lands sold for ₦10ml today will be sold for ₦100ml in a decade or two.

₦10ml isn't affordable yet

Simple.

For those always using the price of old to tell the tales of how Nigeria has "spoilt" should not forget that when lands sold for ₦500, average earnings might not have been above ₦10 to ₦50.

michlins:
people make money for different reasons.

"Agba ego nkịtị, ọ nà ezuzughari" is person name here

Mindset

spyder880:
My uncle told my cousin this same thing, my cousin replied

"Daddy, how many plots did you buy then?"
The discussion ended there. Needless to say, but my uncle never mentioned this talk about the olden days again.

May our children never have reasons to ask us same question. Amen.

Meaning because land sold for ₦250 then doesn't mean it was affordable to all.

michlins:
what's the essence of making money if your neighbors don't know about it

Are you making money for your neighbours to know? When you say know about it, in what ways?

michlins:
I don't have pictures but yes. Two or more gates in one compound. Two gates at the main entrance, other exit points will have gates.


Over here,we build to make a statement. The first gate will give you a peek into the compound but the other one will provide the needed privacy

Oppression galore.

michlins:
in a public or private estate,yes it is advisable.

Over here, people use this see through gate first and then a closed one behind

Like they use 2 different gates in one compound?

dhardline:
The road were free because a lot of organisation's and company's asked their workers to work from home today to avoid girdlocks.

How did you come about the "alot"?

Where was the meeting in which this was reached held?

Now that it's not a negative news, the thread didn't pass 2 pages.

If it was the other way round, we'd be about 15 pages gone and counting.

Does it mean most Nigerians derive joy in bad news?

Like they wish bad things keep happening in the same country they pray to succeed in?

bolu1986:
if you select
Less complicated design he might pull it off with that materials

This is so bland.

rotecch77:
We shall find beta-way to lower it to suit our esteemed clients
Thanks sir

Ok

mufutau55:
There should always be a middle ground "bargain hard" and there will always be a mutual commitment.

Hajji M.

True sir. Seems we've agreed.

May God keep us till January next year and beyond.

rotecch77:
“Remember, the best job goes to the person who can get it done without passing the buck or coming back with excuses.” –

This truth eh.

Your pictures dey entice me but your quote dey pursue me