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One bed flat at yenegoa =220k+24/7 light supplied by SPDC. I wish everywhere in Nigeria was Ike this. On the average, power supply per annum is about 95% the compound is in good shape. In summary, the building is tastefully finished. |
Rest in peace to the death |
I feel like am the guy on denim jeans and red sneakers. This is serious matter, make person do marry abrg |
It's only Nigeria that you will see this. |
[quote author=DerMeister post=44748357]You are either naive or you don't know what country you are in. First of all, building codes forbid you from building very close to your fence. there is also a minimum distance between the center of the road and any structure (actual distance depending on the type of road in question). So even if you bribe your way to approval, when the govt decides to do any development, you will lose. If you decide to go to court, good luck with that, while you are waiting years for the court, the govt will go ahead... I can't have you school me in my profession, from your writing I can easily depict the school of thought you belong to, so I will rather keep off than argue with you. |
josite:This is not smartness, if only you read before Commenting you would've been guided but perhaps you commented before reading. How will you build on the road, when you mean enough space for future development what size are you talking about or I should just acquire my land and leave it for future expansion? Please do well to read my comment, assimilate and comment appropriately. Thanks |
[b][/b]You should have enough space between d road and fence. Just in case your governor decides to expand the road in future. I quite disagree with you on this, and I will give you my reasons. If my building plan is approved by the ministry of urban development and I follow the plan, if any government decide to expand or carry out any construction on the road that will affect my building then appropriate compensation should be paid. It's only in Nigeria that you see individual developers going to develop an area without the master plan of that area. The best practice is for the government to map out all available infrastructure. E.g access road, drainage, walk way, electric line etc. |
We saw more of this during GEJ time. |
An is on front page? Why |
Well nothing is too small, some senators don't even go back to their constituents how much more to empower them. But I would have appreciated it more if this empowerment was human capital development that would have benefited them more |
Absolutely it is carelessness and rough driving that results in sudden break down of vehicle mostly |
The Lord is their strength |
Hustling pays |
Scam, and they have suddenly reduced in number. Oh, I remember some are serving commissioners in their state, some did not archive their ministerial ambition and others have come to realize the truth behind the story. |
One case in a million |
Pavore9:Bros you Sabi something, please do well to contest the 2019 general election. |
Pavore9:My brother I pray o. But come to think of it does the state really need that,,? |
Work to proof thy self worthy for second tenure |
Nice one |
drnoel:Ok I see, but this man can't win any election in IMO state again. As for his presidential ambition, hmmmmm that one go hard pass Carmel passing through an eye of a niddel |
Another abandoned project loading............ Owelle Rochas Okorocha is an expert when it comes to abandoning a project. Big dreams but no one is made a reality. |
KINGinVALHALA3:He had his common sense that was why he quickly raised alarm and the truth is been unearthed. |
That's his readers mark, okon should get another for himself. |
abduljabbar4:Aboki, no vex you see fuel buy, no be her fault o say you dey cue since morning. |
The most controversial Senate president on planet Earth |
paiz:My neighbor on oh, but her son dey on standby to off am. Reason being that she on am to make one important call. Kpere |
That is what the youths are resorting to no (crime) the hunger is really telling hard on everybody |
The prices are far better so long as the quality of work is guaranteed, but do ask for some discount. |
When will such happen in Nigeria? |
Funny indeed |
Here in warri, most of them sell for 300 per liter |
Business continue |
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