₦airaland Forum

zero8zero:
Lol, we thought Obi didn't leave debt for his successor, he only saved. How come we have these debt figures at the end of his tenure?. You can't package a fraud forever

So, if Obi with the statistics is a fraud, what will you then call others? Just be sincere

kalvoken:
You are still saying the same thing as the guy you quoted.

MEP industry would definitely use a standard block, and not this sandy block you have up there.

Talking about using cutting machine, would you personally release the money when you are charged for a proper quality work? The cost that comes with doing your work with a complete plumbing tools?



On the other hand;

I see many people rushing to use the PPR pipe like it's the best thing that has happened to mankind, this pipe practically needs a pro to install it, but many would spend funds purchasing the product only to employ roadside plumber for installation.
The leakage of this pipe no be here. Its like when Nigerians chose buhari over Gej, the outcome no be here.

Conduit piping is not for everyone, if you are not buying quality materials and most importantly, employing a a good hand with technical know-how, please just do a surface piping for easy maintenance.

A not good conduit piping can bring down a full structure in a matter of time. Beware!!!!

I must say, you spoke out of experience. Using PPR entails utmost professionalism. Reason in my previous post, I had to advice Pressure testing before the bricklayers do their rendering

Warmaterial:
Ajeh be calming down, carry ur teaching go where dem nidam. Online professor, for reality na to understand common tape go be problem.

I've worked with atleast top three MEP firm in Nigeria. When a seasoned professional talks, you learn

Warmaterial:
my brother when you charge some Nigerians in order for to use all the machines available to give them quality job they will not call you back after you submitted your quotation they will go for the cheapest so I don't blame the plumber he did a good job.

If this plumber works for me, he should be made to know that, fixing this damage, will be deducted from his workmanship

In cases like this, contractors can negotiate on the issue of "Site Attendance with the client". As for any client here, it's cheaper for you to have the site attendance taken care by you to ensure your project records less waste

Warmaterial:
your type always quick to call people names, the piping is okay is just the wall, the block is not strong that's why...

Which block isn't strong. Don't you know chiseling a wall is wrong in building services?

Now, listen to free teaching and ensure to take note, if not, you'll be driven out of site when you work with multinationals and seasoned professionals. Before you lay a pipe of any kind, this is the SOP to follow. Do your mark out while referencing FFL. Then, use cutting machine to cut the marked areas according, lastly, you chase the wall and not chisel! Read again, you chase the wall and not chisel!

I'm glad you've learned something today and before you come here to talk, I'm a COREN registered engineer. This is the standard, anything short of it is quack

Warmaterial:
But I don't see what the plumber did wrong here, the block of the building is the problem if ur a plumber or electrician u will understand well what I meant. Cracking of the wall in order to lay the conduit pipes if the block of the building is not strong enough this you see here is what you will always get because when the plumber try to break some area the entire place will just fall down.

It's very wrong. You need to work with utmost professionalism. If you work in an MEP industry, you'll understand. Just a proper marking out and using of cutting machine solves this problem and saves the client of wastage

First, i had to hold my breathe... This is good for the client. When I say, use professionals, you think we just want your money. The Engr ought to mark out all piping route, then, with the help of a cutting machine, cutting and carefully chase the wall for cold and hot water piping.

Just seeing the video, I just pitied the client as even the stop corks aren't even installed with reference to FFL. During tiling, some walls will be broken and stop corks raised

Another shocker is loading, let me quickly advice you. Before they plaster, ensure the plumber carryout Pressure testing up to 10 bars, if not, your nightmare just begun! And hope your waste and condensate pipes are also well routed?

What's the point being in PDP. I just pitied it current members who laboured for the party as many of the governors and office holders have decamped to APC. Other remaining are there to hold the party down for the current APC. So, it's wise those with ambition eaves to a neutral party

I'll also advice the coalition to as a matter of urgency register a new party so they can build their own structure and fanbase in time. Going to an already existing party as ADC will be frustrating cos with the money bags, they can use the old members against the new members thereby ending in lawsuits and trust me, once it gets to the court, APC will definitely win

The current PDP is now the potential tool for the ruling party in this forthcoming election with Wike as the controller general

Birikiti:
If you don't know PBAT's achievements in 2 years, I think you're deliberately mischievous!

Most of his policies are things that should have been implemented years and decades ago. His bold reforms have repositioned Nigerian economy and have set us on the path of real growth where we aren't eating investments meant for future generations.

However, some of the immediate gains of PBAT's govt in 2 years are as follows:

1. Debt servicing to revenue ratio is down to ~60% from 98% under Buhari
2. Clearance of forex backlog of close to $7B including backlog owed foreign airlines
3. Data center by Interior Ministry that helps us monitor persons of interest entering or leaving Nigeria
4. Passport reforms plus airports reform
5. Removal from bad list of the aviation countries (Cape Town Convention)
6. Band A Electricity customers enjoy 20-24hours of power daily
7. Abuja rural township renewal by constructing new roads
8. Improved revenue and allocations to all tiers of govt
9. The new Tax reforms ready for Presidential assent
10. Improvement in security in States like Kaduna..., especially Kaduna
11. LGA Autonomy (right step towards restructuring)
12. Naira stability (no more arbitrage in forex market)

Let me know if you want more!!

The question is straight forward, how has this administration benefitted the common man on the street? Even with what you stated above, how has this benefitted the commoner on the street who spends buying food, clothes and paying different forms of bills? For instance, in 2014, a commoner can buy a 50kg of rice for N5,500 while his salary his minimum wage was N18,000 to N20,000. Even an average teacher can afford to buy 150kg of rice with his salary if he/she so wish. Fast-forward to 2025, a 50kg of rice trails between N60,000 to N90,000 depending on your location while minimum wage is still at N70,000. While in 2014, your minimum age can literally take you home, in 2025, your minimum wage can't push you through the doors of the company you work, talk less of taking you home. This is not cooking gas, not school fees and the likes... Aways from the paper achievements and political jargons, how has this APC government ease the pains of the commoner in Nigeria? Please, list those ways

Thank you

Revealpanda:
What's he even singing?
By force musician... Till date no one knows any of his songs.... He was just sampling his father's song front and back

Little research here and there would've saved you from this unnecessary embarrassment

Ikaeniyan0:
How did he know this? The okada rider that won an election in Edo state under the LP ,how much did he spend?

If this is true, it will definitely be the Obedient movement and the Obi factor

The traffic on Wednesday night was better imagined than real. Coming out again for work yesterday, thinking the road have been cleared. Getting to the express after almost 24hrs, the situation has worsened, I had to turn back, call the HR, I can't be at work! I just worked from home

Ogun State government can't be described with anything sane!

The challenges in marriage waits for everyone whether you marry early or late. It takes matured minds to keep a home and this isn't a function of age, rather a function of the mind. A man in my church in his early 50s now has a grandchild and all his children at so matured at heart. All done with University. Two out of three children done with masters already before 25yrs

I'll rather marry early than I did if I have the opportunity to change time as marrying late doesn't eliminate marriage challenges

When I see question as this, I just shake my head and weep for this nation. Every graduate is fixated on office job when they know the market is oversaturated...

This same graduate will gather over 60m Naira to Japa and be doing more than three different jobs. Make this make sense! Cos when they come here, they do big boy!

See, in wealth creation, there's no big boy. A graduate can push wheelbarrow. Infact, we should grew mentally to the extent where someone says, I'm a janitor! That dignity in labour, it has a special savor! The job is very physical, hence the person should save up some money and towards Korope or Keke. Then try branding, like logistics

Many of us running to Lekki & VI that early can't boast of 10k daily paid salaries. While some of these guys we look common makes such amount.

Once you give me inner peace, with some touches of beauty and cook... Leave the rest!

obonujoker:
So from there I go dey go VI, Lekki or Ikoyi everyday for work??

What about my children, what about my family??

So why complaining? I'm given you an option. You either leave it or take note of it. Many of us have stayed these locations and ended up owning our homes as a result of a second thought as this

From Mowe/Ibafo/Magboro, you get VI straight for about N1500. I've been working in the island for over 4yrs now.

So, those persons staying there don't have families or children? There are also good schools in those axis. About three private universities if you wish to enroll your kids in the University. Sometimes, you should need to be open minded and be flexible to new ideas. Many of us too never knew we could leave the heart of Lagos, but, gladly we did on time. Today, Arepo is one of the most serene cities around with expensive houses

If you know, you know!

obonujoker:
Where you wan see cheap house for Lagos now?

Go outskirt of Lagos na. Check Mowe, Ibafo, Magboro, Isheri, Akute, Alagbole and the likes

There's a standard for this. The maximum should be 30% of your annual salary. But, for me, 12 to 15% of your annual salary should be able to cover your rent. If not, you're on a long thing and should be looking out for a less expensive house rent

Please, where can we live stream this match? Please, help with link

Proudly Deltan!

CHAQUR:
Nigeria Info (the talk station) you mean...? Welcome to the update on every issues.

With the frequency, he's talking about Nigerian Info. Best talk radio station. Their sport commentary is on another level with their very educating programs

Nigerian Info and Lagos Talks on a steady

BiGVEEN58:
People enjoy marriage?? Are you joking?

I'm happily married and I've enjoyed mine and wished I did it earlier

In terms of growth and business, my singlehood was nowhere near where I am today after marriage. This is my story and my truth

Marriage is a life time commitment. Just like the tertiary institution, no matter the delay, you surely know, no day, you'll graduate. Unlike marriage, you only can tell the day of admission, but, the day of marriage can't be known, hence, your preparation...

When preparing for marriage, you must be ready for psychology and mental evaluation, maturity in human and emotional affair, then financially reliable to an extent. I'm referring to both party.

In my own case, I read some books to better be informed, one of those book was "The Principles of Fatherhood" by Myles Munroe. That book shaped by ideology as would be father. Infact, I had to take some break, re-evaluate my total capacity, before taken the steps in family hood. All the same, you'll keep learning in marriage

Marriage is lovely and those who say to you, get married might be saying it from a place of love and concern, especially if they're enjoying theirs.

Islie:
https://gazettengr.com/tinubu-dangles-n45000-monthly-stipend-before-students-at-technical-colleges/

After this, you then downgrade graduates of polytechnics as against that from the university. Confused set of people!

Big heart for a reason... Now you know why Delta State have produced very notable Super Eagle Stars atleast, three Eagles Captains

SmartPolician:
That's very true. A woman who thinks she has arrived will hardly be loyal...In fact, it takes a man who is by far richer than her to get her to obey him.

Then, she should leave men alone and marry her riches. Very simple!

Those mentioning Ighalo's name aren't football lovers. Igahlo arguably has one of the best goal records in his short spell at United. He made 23 appearance as a substitute and netted 5 goals

TimeManager:
https://www.mynigeria.com/NigeriaHomePage/NewsArchive/Leave-Seyi-Tinubu-talk-about-your-son-Omokri-tells-Obi-749292

Nigeria, almost everything is upside down. Politics is not a family business. Obi and wife were together during the campaign. His son has is own trade oversea. As to why he didn't present himself for campaign is not anybody's business

It was never said Obi gave appointments or contracts to his family members or children while he was a governor unlike BAT. So, it's safe to say BAT operates a family politics which is one killing us the most

What a dumb question!

haybhi1:
obviously, you lack knowledge on how things work, but I'll try to cure some of it.

1. I agree that they should have kept quiet because Obi has always shown his ignnorrance and slowness by talking before researching.
2. A. If you must study abroad as a Nigerian, it's absolutely impossible without a WAEC. B. Foreigners study here without JAMB too, just WAEC. They are littered in our universities. (P.S. you prolly didn't pass WAEC so bereft on the idea of its importance).
3. You're the only one not thinking, alonside your crass ignnorannce. Every country has its regulating bodies for examination and there are exams you must be in the country to do, e.g. USMLE III. One of the inefficacy or laxity in exam regulations is why you see UK lamenting of the frauud in Nursing exams on FP the other day.
4. JAMB might have been too difficult for you to pass because you sound far from a brillllliannt human, but it's definitely not frrauud. It's the only pre-university exam, indeed, in Nigeria that's not aduultterated. Na either your braaiin or luck. Unlike WAEC, JAMB has no special centres, so ollooddos like you have to study hard, lest you prefer to keep lamennting.
5. Nigeria isn't wastting youth. That's a liiee.
6. The best way to strengthen our pre-university education system must always include strengthening JAMB with more exam centres, so students don't have to travel too far.

So Paul, think and research before talking online, not everyone is as shortssighhted, man.

Just trying to understand the epistle you wrote. Are you aware some children left home about 4am? Is this the first JAMB that have been written in the nation, even in the new CBT format?

I'm not a politician, but, I love disruptive thinking and comparative analysis. This is what drew my attention to Obi the first time. If it's possible somewhere with more population, it is possible here too.

Everything from FG shouldn't be defended, on the JAMB timing, JAMB failed woefully. The timing was out of it. I have two close persons who left for JAMB 4am. Can you imagine! And you want these kids to settle down to write an exam by 8am, teens for that matter!

2cribz:
Shameless man. He became poor and broke. Don't be shocked to see this bald head mumu washing plates and her undies. Woman wrapper .

So in other words, Annie was the one feeding him.

Just trying to reason along with your thoughts...
This life ehhhhhhhh!