somehow:


Don't worry about what I end up getting online.

Kingdemu:
Guy has been reluctant to act probably due to the nature of the original source of the money. Believe me no legit Nigerian will be owed 2m and will not act when he knows the name, address, acc number, phone number and every bio-data of the debtor, unless if he has a skeleton in his cupboard. An old allegation of online fraud got me thinking that making too much noise offline may boomerang with the authorities. Even Brabus' boldness and replies seem to suggest something only the two of them are privy to. Just read in-between the lines. So let's just help him continue insulting Brabus online and getting more sympathy. That's what he wants and that's what we'll help him do. Brabus you're a criminal oo

DUNKA:
Dont be distracted. Every one will get his due sooner or later.

somehow:


Don't draw me back oga. Go and read the comment I quoted to understand the context.

somehow:


Calling him out is what some are trying to derail, they want the case buried but they don't know that 2021/2022 is not 2011 nor 2015.

While I continue offline, I won't let him thrive on this thread and there's nothing any of his supporters that eat from people's sweat with him can do.

Greenarrow01:


egun he has a right to post whatever he wants, but those that keen the client that was defrauded has a right to defame him and damage his business ? Even when he (blessed Sunday) has not been accused of fraud before ?
You can choose to not do business with him sir, but it doesn't make sense if you choose to defame him and his business, especially when he has not commited any fraud.

Few days ago ragpaput accused rotech here, and Sonnie came to his defence, should ragput because of that go about damaging sonnies business because Sonnie didn't support his claim ?


We can't be attacking people's source of living because they are not in tune with our beliefs, or position or what we stand for. Especially when they have not committed any act of fraud.

I feel somehows pain.
The over 2m is damn painful
But I won't be blinded to him publicly try to defame or destroy another innocent man source of livelihood.
Ps.
Me self no fit fight you sir.

rotecch77:
I Have make my point clear here
- you paid for door and you requested for refund I did so
- you paid for basin you asked for refund I paid back

Why can’t you pay me my money that is left with you ?

Any way I have make my point clear enough here.
I will not talk again about it because you will not pay so why worrying myself

Thenext:
Good evening good people, please who knows how they charge for marble/granite top for kitchen cabinet.
Cc Egunmogaji, Hajj Muftau etc

hamtabfawaz:


Ans To your ??: NO
Morning sir.
You missed the Point.
Personally i don't like dirts. From my first day on a project, I make available a trash bag for my workers to use in order not litter the environment.

Talking About POP stains, which are unavoidable but can definitely be minimised with some measures, I'd reiterate again "it's not the job of pop workers to clean up the stains for you, but you can respectfully request them to help".
Dirts or stains: it's advisable to spell out the terms & objectives of a contract/job/work before you give it, so as to avoid arguments.

The common Nigerian behaviour: you will see someone eating snacks in his car & he will wind down just to throw the nylon or trash whatever on the road!!! So many examples of such disgusting habits.

But I believe you can bring people up to your standard & make them learn certain things or give terms on how they can work with you perfectly.

Ps: My post is not an attack on anyone.
it's just a call to attention.


We all make mistakes.

hamtabfawaz:



Good Evening Sir.

Cleaning is definitely not part of the scope of work for Pop workers. That's meant for the cleaners.

However, you can respectfully request them to clean up for you, before or after you've given the job.

Diverting poor Labour's balance after they've completed your job, just because they didn't clean up the site for you, is really not a kind thing to do sir.✓


This is just a call to attention✓.
God bless you Sir.

ChybuzzDD:


You have just reminded me of something
Please, what's the best way to clean POP stains on doors, windows and floors?
The guy currently doing my POP has already created a cleaning wahala for me

folmus:


Good admonition!! That's what I expected from his comrades

somehow:


Only if a particular country and her puppies stop building military bases all over the world in the quest to control the world.

KolaShangOne:
Saw this.. From a Nigerian up North.

DrGoodman:


Mummy forget the long Turenci, in my place they have a proverb for this kind of contest "Na person wey them slap dey owe a fight"

As I see the expensive bag and raw cash, my dada scatter I strongly believe the guy is very rich and peppering you to sleeplessness.

You owe us some pinchure, show us your own bags and cash. It's wrong to answer people who show cash with mere words.

We will be the judge here.

bixton:


Everyone is a billionaire in his/her own way..........
But the true billionaires know themselves and don't talk about money. They show geninue character and not one filled/ full with/of pomposity trying to intimidate and bully others. Whatever anyone brags about and does not have is none of anyone's business. The internet is filled with many make beliefs.

If the bold above is to be true then I guess a majority of NLs fall into that category.

ArcToyin:


That is just the bottom line of their menace. Funny enough, they are recruiting young ones into the system. A 15 year old boy had once challenged me on a site.

hamtabfawaz:


Kopelli, Na Government Pikin you dey insult like that!


I wonder, when they will be eradicated.

sonnie10:

This is a beautiful bed. However, it lacks the mastery of craftsmanship. There are no woods joinery which is signature of higher quality woodwork.
Look at this piece in my guest room. Notice how individual 2 inches woods are joined to create a pattern that formed the headboard and foot of bed. Also notice the natural grains of the wood. Everything has its own frame, headboard, foot and side.
Those are the type of details I wish to start seeing by artisans.
Anyway, how many would pay $8k to make a bed set in Nigeria.

rotecch77:

Abi wetin we go talk again, before people will talk say I Dey support the guy too much about price

mufutau55:


Abi you wan kill us, "The Billionaires" on this thread?

Hajji M.

multikolour:
actually, they are many of them in Nigeria but the nairaland know it all made conclusions without research.

90% of big interior decorators have their factory and deliver based on specification.

From Lagos to kano, Abuja etc.

Even in Jalingo the Taraba state capital a guy called Felix is doing great in that a

taraba, greet mile six people, roadblock and
Magami folks for me OH. Let's not get to gembu for now

rotecch77:
Those that ready to pay premium for furnitures here is a guy they brought to channels tv today ……. It’s all about locally made furniture work

rotecch77:

You don’t need to be confused my brother once you follow who knows road.

Just do it as advised here, sand paper, mixed 1st coat as primer then you are good to go my brother.
To be candid with you 60k is not rip off ooo, if truly the guy is good but you can still ask him for reduction

badbreathcure101:
that's for your kind sir but I ve been on this forum for years and in my experience nairalanders are bad for business, unless you want to spoil your reputation. Thanks to Jiji some of us won't have become anything in life. They want the best, they know the website to extract the best stock photos on earth but when it's negotiation time the combine like 50 artisans and start hit their heads together then play on the weak side of the hungry ones and then come back here to say that they don't get value for their money.

Alot of proffessionals here can relate to what I'm saying. That's why you rarely see some advertising here anymore, unless the newbies.

Person2person:


You don't need to generalise it as 'the whole of lagos'...there are genuine leather (animal skin) in Mushin, it is sold per square meter..there are special Uphostery guys that use industrial machine for the coverings.

Let them generalize jawe, most of the best guys never advertized since they started the trade and the millions keeps finding them down to the slum they operate from.
If you get money for oyinbo, get it like we haven't seen or used imported items that were below grade n purchased at exhorbitant price before

sonnie10:


One other truth. You won't find a good furniture maker in Lagos. If you want the best furniture in Nigeria both style and quality, you have to visit Ikot Ekpene in Akwa Ibom.

michlins:
how many people want minimalistic designs in Nigeria. You folks in this thread are somewhat living outside of reality seriously.

You guys have been berating Nigeria artisans for a few days now. If you think what we're doing is easy, kindly do it. The reason designs are repeated is because that's what our society wants. We want it big or nothing.

Being an artisan in Nigeria is very very difficult. You want to do something different whereas you don't know how the market will accept it and it's not like you have the funds to test new waters. Getting tools is very very expensive and even when you manage to get it, they will still compare your prices with what others are charging thereby demoralizing you.

What is the purchasing power of Nigerians. How many people can afford treated hardwood. The few who could simply would import it from Dubai.

Biko, if you don't want the artisans are currently making, take your own design and give them to make for you or you can simply import same.

EgunMogaji2:


For living room this are examples of what I've been searching for. However Nigerian Carpenters have gone lazy and prefer to make all these easy to manufacture Babalawo huge sofas instead.

3strikes:


I don't think this is a gate...it does look like one actually..... It will be nice if someone can design a gate like that tho. But this is a TV /media console.

michlins:
A gate