ThatHistoryGuy:


Its sold here at orile building material market but I have never enquired about it however if you can give me till Monday morning I can help you do that.

Thank you boss!

Does anyone know the current cost for a bundle of barbed wire?

Thanks

Happy new year....this thread never die.

Nice!!!

MulticolourDeco:


Its N12,500 upwards Sir.

I will give you a call as soon as I can...I need like 2

I hope this particular one is 12k5...I like the fact that it has a back rest.

lastpage:
OPEN LETTER

Good Morning everyone.

I am the wife of Lastpage.

As husband and wife, we use this same account on Nairaland.
Sometimes, l make it known that it is a female/wife that is posting if l think there may be confusion. Other times l dont bother.


Lastpage (Mrs)

I'm shocked that I am expected to believe this?!?

This your hilux don try o.... e suppose get award as the most popular official vehicle on property section....where is your prado na?

Meanwhile, is that a staircase or bridge...looks like that flyover from Oworo to Gbagada...

MulticolourDeco:

Oh yes, we do sell. Call me on 08184870007 (Whatsapp enabled).

What is the price range?

3strikes:

So who will be making the refund for the fake document? you or your homeboy Brabus?

...agbalagba meji, oga o....stop fighting na!

BTW, I like the "no amount of oyinbo or crayon..."

rotecch77:
Long time oga James,the second building with slopy land is another Nl diaspora client project ,hajji building is the second one on the tread,more so hajj will answer other questions

I see

Congrats Hajj Mufu....

Rotech is doing a good job with the tiling...but what informed you to give him the flooring job?

Just a question...as I know him as a sanitary sales and fixing man.

Another question is...maybe I missed something...why is the front of the compound higher than the back...or is it my eyes/computer?

May Allah bless me with a kobo-kobo mansion too!

segcymoor:

Hey.Bros. Quite a while

I dey o...

Where can I get seats like these for kitchen island? (cheap one o)

brabusINTL:
Have you all finished? What else do you have to say?

The amount of jealous people on this site keeps growing.

Form a long queue behind me.

I will say what I keep saying.

May God reward you a billion fold the way you treated me on your projects. Simple enough.

Say Amen

#workersworkhaterscry #notgotanythingonme #getalife #Fact Not Fairy Tales

Wrong move Bosun...use your phone to call Egun.

If you are afraid he will record, meet him in person....I thought we had a phone chat where you agreed to iron out all issues.

Please, do...as it seems you haven't.

....and stop building houses and opening threads left, right and centre...


Meanwhile, I really don't know the job of the mods, I expected lawyer to have acted the last time he asked for his certificates...

@ blank...you are wicked o

To all victims, may God replenish...to Egun, I'm tempted to apologize on his behalf...but afraid of that your koboko!

On one page, you want to return the money and discuss offline...on another page, you want to keep the money for the job done...on another line, you want to pay in part.....is anyone seeing a pattern?

I'm tired!

You worry too much...your Chevening interview should by fine....read the IF poem by Rudyard Kipling

If you can dream without making dreams your master...

December 2015 and January 2016 Google Satellite Map view shows approach to Ijora

News can never substitute for "Sighting"

Happy new year everyone....what did I miss?

How the preliminary assessment is done...and by who

Chevening Scholarships 2016/17 Reading Committee

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Are the owners planning to sell the units here too?

Where exactly in Lekki is this...use roundabouts to describe...thanks and good work!

Segcy, AS A MATTER OF FACT...

brabus:
@Qc1
Thanks for the words of encouragement sir. I know you were always there to support us in trying times.
Here we will like you to deal with the specifics of what Brabus/NextHome/Bosun Davies did wrong and how you think we can best serve your interest.

Morning Brabus,

Do you know what it took that man to write that?

Please the attachment to your response, IMO, is not necessary....but I may be wrong.

If I were you, I will approach him offline to discuss/smoothen things out.

This is someone who really like s you and considers himself a brother.

Don't fall his/my hand.

Regards.

mufutau55:


Whoever did the block work on the first floor did the wrong job... the pillar was there after the decking slab...
If Brabus was fired after the decking slab (as he claimed), then the person who did the upper floor is in the wrong.
But every boo-boo until the decking slab belongs to Brabus... for supplying the labor and supervision... regardless of wheiter
the Client supply the materials or not. And is it a general practice for the hollow blocks be filled with cement bags? Not with/for me.

Hajji M.

I agree with you Alhaji.

Assuming the contractor didn't see the workers putting bags, nylon, slippers in the cement work...which one is pillar on block ehn....this is high level grade one madness.

I pity the client.

mufutau55:


Only Brabus and Mavverick knows the person who did that job.
But whoever did that job should lose his/her license (if there is any) and my Babalawo would have still heard about it.

Hajji M.

Whoever did the job....it is the pillar on block work that left my mouth wide open!

It seems God did not answer my prayer...cos I just have to comment on this thread finally.

I don't know when most of you joined nairaland or started visiting property section but this brabus palaver no be today...

Don't get me wrong, I absolutely adore the guy's business packaging, but as poor guy hustling in America...dem no born me to give him job.

I am sure he will attack me after this...I hope he has the wisdom not too...@Brabus, I will soon call you.

I was looking for someone to do my project for me and I fell in love with the guy...but being a project minded person, I decided to ask more builders to tender...even though I knew in my heart it was Brabus I was going to give it to.

To cut a long story short, I went with another contractor on NL and I have no regrets....

Why I didn't go with Brabus again...the week I was to call him and have my people meet him to sign, Ahonohai case hit NL...the LSPDC flat renovation...

To God who made me I defended Brabus...attacked people, pleaded with people...some days later, the PH problem started.

I quickly borrowed myself brain...this my tashere dollars, to enter voice mail...mbanu!

I even went as far as to ask Alhaji to ban him but everyone was defending him...the packaging was just too foolproof.

You go don fall yakata before you know what's up....despite this Qc1...who I personally advised o, here on NL..still shook head.

What came out of it...iranu, abasha etc......

The funny thing is that a lot of you probably saw all his dealings and complains from other clients but still opted for him....as we speak, some dundees reading this thread are finalizing with him....see, you can't give what you don't have...Brabus is not a builder or qualified project manager for that matter.

Do you think project management is just about organising sand and cement?

Before I forget, when Segcymoor outed him as a computer guy...i fight am o...I ask am say how does it matter, now it is there for all to see.

Brabus, I hope u purchase the wisdom not to respond, but I doubt you can afford it....

Your own people say... this firewood is not good, that one is not good...are you not going to cook.

At the last count, you are closing in on ten nairalanders complaining about you...are they all mad....and we don't know your off NL reputation.

I am yet to read a complain about spyder, segcy, HsL, aventures...na only u dey here.

I am sure your house in sagamu, if we check, you will also complain about the work you yourself did....

You are a young man, calm down and do business the right way, fighting ALLLL your clients will not build your reputation.

I hope this helps you, if it doesn't...I am using free office wifi!

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@wytecat,

please, if you have project...try giving it to Nexthome?brabus/Bosun...then we know you are serious...

segcymoor:

I am afraid bros........it seems u lack sound judgement. Can you please tell this house the clear possibility that Dr CAN GET DOWN AND DIRTY...forget the fact that I have worked for him before so I knew what he can do. .......just let us face this available fact before us

Segun, you have time...some people don't know what we have seen in this property section!