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Someone who has been working based on square meter. Site location: Owerri Just indicate in the thread if you are interested. I will chat you up. |
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Monday5: For me, learning about Jiji online store has been a wonderful experience. I started when Jiji allow account holders to post adverts free of charge. I actually made some good profits from the sale of cement, Marine Boards, and woods. It was exciting until I had a completely sad situation: a fraudulent man called me that he wants to buy 300 bags of cement. I told him the price of the cement at the time. Unknown to us, he directed the truck to the site where a client called him for Cement. He gave them a price less than what I told him. Immediately after the truck got to the site where they are to deliver the Cement, the client sent the money for the 300 bags of cement to this fraudulent man and showed the truck delivery man that payment has been made they can now begin to onload the cement. Wahala started when the owner of the cement did not receive any payment, and asked the truck driver to cancel delivery. Phone number of the fraudulent man has been switched off since then. This happened last year around September 2022. Why am I sharing this information? It's actually our fault if we get scammed. If you have to pay for services rendered or goods on delivery, you should make sure you collect the account number from the delivery man. Not from anyone else. Not even the person you contacted. Simply accept or confirm the account number with the delivery man before making payment. |
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What is your experience with Jiji online store? Have you been scammed before? On any platform... Share with us.... Someone else could learn See mine in the comment 👇👇👇 |
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Please I want to know if there is any platform that is paying at the moment |
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Make person no stone me oo As we head into 2022 my prayers for all of us is: 1. We shall not be useless like NASIMS 2. Our destiny shall not be delayed like NPOWER batch C 3. Our destiny helpers shall not keep deceiving us like SADIA UMAR FARUQ 4. We shall have something tangible doing and not waste next year like we did this year ( hoping on NPOWER) 5. Finally, wherever we go, no spirit of Sadia Umar Faruq ( delay, hardship, unseriousness) shall follow us. Pls add yours as I intend to take our heartcries to end of year prayer meeting ����������
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When is this training schedule to commence, any information please? Thanks |
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When is this training schedule to commence, any information please? Thanks |
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With Chelsea beating FC Porto 2 goals to nill and PSG going ahead to beat Bayern Munich with 3 away goals to 2, begs the question 'are these dudes still the best players'? None of them should come near first 5 in the next FIFA Ballon d'or |
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Story story, ops is right 1 Like |
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Please help me make a Choice. I am finding difficult to make a choice right now. Thanks Considering the Nigerian labour market now: Studying Sociology in the University or Business Administration HND, which one is preferable. |
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Please help me make a Choice. I am finding difficult to make a choice right now. Thanks Considering the Nigerian labour market now: Studying Sociology in the University or Business Administration HND, which one is preferable. |
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Gabrokpara001: It's meant for people outside the field bro. I sent professional one like that to a client sometimes ago, my man no understand that one oo.. |
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Lalas247: Ok, but I think 11 is the best o. |
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I didn't want to post the actual 3D building this bill is meant for, but this picture is close to it. It called client's confidentiality. I hope you find it useful. |
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For those clients who would like to have an idea of what is going on on a building construction site. I tried as much as possible to touch up to 95 percent. Specifically Port-harcourt/Abia Location as case study, it will still be useful for those in other parts of the country. Strip/Pad Foundation adopted. whatsapp - 07055500111 Cost of Building 2 Unit Semi-detached 4 BedROOM Terrace A. Cost of Foundation Stage - A1) Material Requirements for Setting-out with profiles Site clearance = NGN 20,000 Materials for setting out (pegs, nails and lines) = NGN 30,000 50 not 2X2 wood @ 220 = N110,000 Labour = 15,000 Estimated cost of setting-out = 175,000 A2) Material Requirements for Digging / Excavation Labour (Digging of Strip not less than 3 feet) = N71,300 Labour (Digging for 35 nos of footing) @ 500 = N17,500 Estimated cost of digging = N88,800 A3) Material Requirements for Blinding and Concrete Strip Foundation/Column Footing work 250 bags of cement @ NGN 2,650 each = N662,500 60 tonnes of sand @15,000 per 10 Tons = N90,000 45 tonnes of Granite = N360,000 Labour for casting work = N200,000 Estimated cost of Blinding and Concrete Strip Foundation/Column Footing work = N1,312,500 A4) Material Requirements for Concrete Columns in foundation 150 bags of cement @ NGN 2,650 each = N397,500 40 tonnes of sand = N60,000 30 tonnes of granite = N240,000 ½ Ton 12mm steel Reinforcements = N110,000 ½ Tons 10mm Steel Reinforcements = N110,000 1 Ton 16 my steel Reinforcements = N220,000 Binding wire (25kg/roll) – N10,000 Labour for casting concrete – N120,000 Labour for Iron benders = N70,000 Estimated cost for Concrete Columns in foundation = N1,337,500 A5) Material requirements for Foundation Columns/DPC Formworks 50 nos length – 1″ x 12” long plank @ N1,200 each = N60,000 30 nos length – 2″ x 3" for bracing @ N450 each = N13,500 3 inches Nail – 1 bag = N7,000 4 inches nail - 1 bag = N7,000 Labour for fixing Formworks support – N40,000 Estimated cost of Foundation Columns/DPC Formworks = N127,500 A6) Material Requirements for Laying Foundation Blocks 40 bags of cement @ N 2,650 each = N106,000 30 tonnes of sand = N45,000 2000 pcs of 9-inch blocks @ NGN 220 each = N440,000 Labour for blockwork @ 60= N120,000 The estimated cost of laying foundation blocks = N711,000 A7) Material Requirements for Backfilling/Filling 10 Trips of 10 tyre truck filling Sand @ N15,000 per trip = N150,000 Labour for Filling @ N5000 Per trip = NGN 50,000 Labour for Back filling (lump sum) = N15,000 Estimated cost for Backfilling/Filling = N215,000 A8) Material Requirements for Ground Floor Slab (DPC) 150 bags of Cement @ NGN 2,650 each = NGN 540,600 60 Tons of Sand = NGN 90,000 45 tons Granite = NGN 360,000 Labour for casting NGN 120,000 7 Roll BRC Mesh Ref 142 (15m x 2.1m) @ 20,000 per roll = NGN 140,000 Iron Bender Labour =NGN 25,000 Estimated cost of Ground Floor Slab (DPC) = NGN 1,395,600 B. Cost of Construction From D.P.C To Parapet B1) Material Requirements and Labour for Blockwork (Ground, First, and Second Floors) 18,000 pcs of 9-inch blocks @ NGN 220 = NGN 3,960,000 120 tons of sharp sand = NGN 180,000 300 bags of cement @ NGN 2,650 = NGN 495,000 Labour = NGN 1,080,000 Estimated cost of blockwork (Ground, First, and Second Floors) = N5,715,000. B2) Material Requirements for Columns and lintels (Ground Floor) 80 bags of Cement @ NGN 2,650 per bag = NGN 212,000 30 tons Granite = NGN 240,000 60 tons sand = NGN90,000 Labour for casting Concrete = NGN 64,000. 214 nos length 1″ x 12″ (Plank) @ NGN 1,200 = NGN 256,800 3 bags Nail @ NGN 7,000 per bag = NGN 21,000 Labour for Carpenter on formwork = NGN 115,500 1 Tons 10mm Reinforcement = NGN 220,000 1 Tons 12mm Reinforcement = NGN 220,000 2 Tons 16mm Reinforcement @ = NGN 440,000 2 rolls of Binding Wire (25kg / roll) = NGN 20,000 Labour for Iron benders on reinforcement = NGN 140,850 Estimated cost of concrete columns for all floors = NGN 2,040,150. B3) Cost of Decking/Stair Case Area (First Floor) 150 bags of Cement @ NGN 2,650 = NGN 397,500 60 tons Sharp sand @ = NGN 90,000 45 tons Granite = NGN 360,000 Labour for casting Concrete = NGN 52,000 250 nos length 1″ x 12″ (Plank) @ NGN 1,200 each = NGN 300,000 1000 nos length 2” x 3″@ NGN 450 each = NGN 450,000 400 nos length 2” x 2″@ NGN 350 each = NGN 140,000 200 pcs of Bamboo @ NGN 350 = NGN 70,000 3 bags Nail @ NGN 7,000 = NGN 21,000 Labour Carpenter on formwork = NGN 100,000 ½ Tons 10mm Reinforcements = NGN 110,000 2 tons 12mm Reinforcements = NGN 480,000 ½ Tons 16mm Reinforcementa = NGN 110,000 2 rolls Binding Wire (25kg / roll) @ NGN 10,000 each = NGN 20,000 Labour Iron benders on reinforcement = NGN 150,000 Estimated Cost for First Floor Decking/Stair Case Area = NGN 2,850,500 B4) Material Requirements for Columns and lintels (First Floor) 80 bags of Cement @ NGN 2,650 per bag = NGN 212,000 30 tons Granite = NGN 240,000 60 tons sand = NGN90,000 Labour for casting Concrete = NGN 64,000 214 nos length 1″ x 12″ (Plank) @ NGN 1,200 = NGN 256,800 3 bags Nail @ NGN 7,000 per bag = NGN 21,000 Labour for Carpenter on formwork = NGN 115,500 1 Tons 10mm Reinforcement = NGN 220,000 1 Tons 12mm Reinforcement = NGN 220,000 2 Tons 16mm Reinforcement @ = NGN 440,000 2 rolls of Binding Wire (25kg / roll) = NGN 20,000 Labour for Iron benders on reinforcement = NGN 140,850 Estimated cost of concrete columns for all floors = NGN 2,040,150. B5) Cost of Decking/Stair Case Area (Second Floor) 150 bags of Cement @ NGN 2,650 = NGN 397,500 60 tons Sharp sand @ = NGN 90,000 45 tons Granite = NGN 360,000 Labour for casting Concrete = NGN 52,000 250 nos length 1″ x 12″ (Plank) @ NGN 1,200 each = NGN 300,000 1000 nos length 2” x 3″@ NGN 450 each = NGN 450,000 400 nos length 2” x 2″@ NGN 350 each = NGN 140,000 200 pcs of Bamboo @ NGN 350 = NGN 70,000 3 bags Nail @ NGN 7,000 = NGN 21,000 Labour Carpenter on formwork = NGN 100,000 ½ Tons 10mm Reinforcements = NGN 110,000 2 tons 12mm Reinforcements = NGN 480,000 ½ Tons 16mm Reinforcementa = NGN 110,000 2 rolls Binding Wire (25kg / roll) @ NGN 10,000 each = NGN 20,000 Labour Iron benders on reinforcement = NGN 150,000 Estimated Cost for Second Floor Decking/Stair Case Area = NGN 2,850,500. B6) Material Requirements for Columns and lintels (Second Floor) 80 bags of Cement @ NGN 2,650 per bag = NGN 212,000 30 tons Granite = NGN 240,000 60 tons sand = NGN90,000 Labour for casting Concrete = NGN 64,000 214 nos length 1″ x 12″ (Plank) @ NGN 1,200 = NGN 256,800 3 bags Nail @ NGN 7,000 per bag = NGN 21,000 Labour for Carpenter on formwork = NGN 115,500 1 Tons 10mm Reinforcement = NGN 220,000 1 Tons 12mm Reinforcement = NGN 220,000 2 Tons 16mm Reinforcement @ = NGN 440,000 2 rolls of Binding Wire (25kg / roll) = NGN 20,000 Labour for Iron benders on reinforcement = NGN 140,850 Estimated cost of concrete columns for all floors = NGN 2,040,150 B7) Material requirements for Parapet 30 Tons of Granite = NGN 240,000 40 Tons of Sand = NGN 60,000 70 bags of cement @ NGN 2,650 = NGN 185,500 Casting Labour = NGN 70,000 1 Tons of 10mm Reinforcements = NGN 220,000 ½ Tons of 12mm Reinforcements = NGN 110,000 Iron Bender Labour = NGN 100,000 300 pcs of 1X12 planks @ 1200 = NGN 360,000 Cost of Sawing planks to Shape = NGN 150,000 40 Sheets of plywood @ 4,000 = 160,000 300 lengths of bamboo for scaffold @ 350 = NGN 105,000 6 bags of nail @7,000 = NGN 42,000 Carpenter Labour = NGN 100,000 Scaffolding Labour = NGN 70,000 Estimated cost for Parapet = N1,972,500 C) Cost of Roofing C1) Material Requirements for Roofing 800 length of 2 x 4 x 18 wood @ NGN 900= NGN 144,000 100 length of 4 x 4 x 12 @ NGN 850 = NGN 85,000 100 Lengths of 2 x 6 x 12 @ 850 = NGN 85,000 700 lengths of 2 x 2 x 12 for noggins @ 300 = N 210,000 8 bags of nails @ NGN 7,000= NGN 56,000 5 Gallons of wood treatment chemical @ 5,000 = NGN 25,000 60 liters of Kerosene @ 250 = NGN 15,000 Aluminium (0.45mm thick) roofing, transportation and Labour = NGN 1,000,000 Carpenter Labour = NGN 350,000 Total Estimated Cost for the roofing stage = NGN 1,970,000 D) Cost of Finishing Stage D1) Material Requirements for Floor Tiling works (All Floors, Skirting and Stircase Area ) 640 m² Floor and Skirting– 450 x450 floor tiles @ NGN 2,300/m² = NGN 1,472,000 200 m² Kitchen and Bathroom Wall — 450 X 300 wall tiles @ 1800 = NGN 360,000 300 bags of Cement for fixing tiles @ NGN 2,650 = NGN 795,000 80 Tons of Sand = NGN 120,000 Labour Tiling = NGN 672,000 Total Cost for Floor and Wall Tiles = NGN 3,419,000 D2) Material Requirements for Wall Plastering (All floors) 250 bags of Cement @ NGN 2,650 = NGN 662,500 80 tons of plaster sand @ NGN 15,000 per 10ton = NGN 120,000 80 tons of plaster gum sand @ NGN 15,000 per 10ton = NGN 120,000 Labour Scaffolding = NGN 70,000 Labour Plastering = NGN 750,000 Total Cost for wall Plastering work = NGN 1,722,500 D3) Material Requirements for Painting (All floors) 35 drums Dulux Emulsion/texcote paint (20Litres Drum) @ NGN 25,600= NGN 896,000 Labour for Painting = NGN 400,000 Total Cost for Painting Work = NGN 1,296,000 D4) Material Requirements for windows (Aluminium Casement) 12 nos 600 x 600 @ NGN 18,000 each = NGN 216,000 2 nos 1000x1000 @ NGN 25,000 each = NGN 50,000 27 nos 1500 x 1800 @ NGN 32,000 each = NGN 864,000 Total Cost for Window Work (Aluminium Casement) = NGN 1,130,000 D5) Materials Requirements for Doors 2 of 4ft Armoured Door (Exterior)- @N200,000 = N400,000 12 of 3ft Armoured Door (Exterior) - @ N160,000 = N1,920,000 16 of 3ft Stainless Steel Doors (Interior) - @ N100,000 = N1,600,000 12 of Bathroom PVC Doors @ N45,000 = N540,000 Total Cost for Doors and Installation = NGN 4,460,000 D6) Material Requirements for Plumbing work, Soak Away, and Labour (Lump sum) = NGN 2,500,000 D7) Material Requirements for Electrical work and Labour (Lump sum) = NGN 2,500,000 D8) Material Requirements for Ceiling POP Works (Lump sum) = NGN 2,000,000 E) Engineer's Supervision Fee = NGN 2,000,000 Bill Summary A. Cost of Foundation Stage - NGN 5,362,900 B. Cost of Construction From D.P.C To Parapet - NGN19,509,450 C) Cost of Roofing - NGN 1,970,000 D) Cost of Finishing Stage - NGN 19,027,500 E) Engineer's Supervision Fee NGN 2,000,000 Grand Total = NGN = 47,869,850 2 Likes
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