Procarpenter:

I’m available for your carpenter work
Call or WhatsApp me 09166530063

EgunMogaji2:


You seem to be a roofing Carpenter and not a finish Carpenter.

Thanks.

MrBlock:
I need an experienced builder in ibadan that can cast a perfect floor that without slope or unevenness. Space is indoor and is about 150sqm.

diordaves:


So you can see the difficulty in recruiting a skilled carpenter and joiner to do a very basic woodworking job. Then people turn around and say there's unemployment in Nigeria. The fact is what Nigeria is experiencing is structural unemployment. Over the years, there has not been the needed training in vocational qualifications and apprenticeships. Apart from the Ibo nation to a large extent, apprenticeship training is dead in Nigeria. Youths and school leavers no longer "learn work". Before, they go into keke business, now is skits and content creators.

Enough of tertiary qualifications as there is a glut. So so paper qualifications, not enough skills acquisition.

Reeefe:
Please what is the price for pop work per sqm

With material
Without material

hslbroker2:
Good morning everyone.

Current price of iron rod in. ogun, Lagos, oyo

Local road.
10mm @N800, 000
12mm @N800, 000
16mm @N800, 000


TMT
10mm @N980, 000
12mm @N980, 000
16mm @N980, 000

Check my signature, you can call me or email me.

Note Payment on delivery.

Thanks

EgunMogaji2:


You seem to be a roofing Carpenter and not a finish Carpenter.

Thanks.

diordaves:


So you can see the difficulty in recruiting a skilled carpenter and joiner to do a very basic woodworking job. Then people turn around and say there's unemployment in Nigeria. The fact is what Nigeria is experiencing is structural unemployment. Over the years, there has not been the needed training in vocational qualifications and apprenticeships. Apart from the Ibo nation to a large extent, apprenticeship training is dead in Nigeria. Youths and school leavers no longer "learn work". Before, they go into keke business, now is skits and content creators.

Enough of tertiary qualifications as there is a glut. So so paper qualifications, not enough skills acquisition.

dongc:


You captured everything succinct...not long ago i was invited to speak to youths in my village about self sufficiency and helping oneself...many of these people are complaining diasporans AIN'T HELPING THEM.(everyone get their own problem)I asked them " How many have learnt trades like block making or painting even Masonry or even Carpentery,plumbing and require a equipment to start ...NONE ...MANY want cash to do one business or the other or keke or keke
bus or even Japa without a plan.

GreaterFuture:
Please help me with exact specifics on this land Measurement calculations and understanding:

if a land that's supposed to be 60 by 120Ft (that's what you were told you are buying) is now made less by 100 in the length, what amount should be added in the balance of the width to make up for the 20 feet less in the Length?
70 by 100? 80 by 100?

How much exactly?

Skydivine:

Maybe you have to go by the area in square ft. Since the original measurement was 60 x 120 therefore the intended area would be 7200sft.
Now the new length is 100ft
Divide 7200/ 100 and you have the new width.
So your new width is 72 ft.
As we say in maths, everything being equal. In my opinion, you are on advantage here because a wider lot is often preferred.

GreaterFuture:

Thanks for your replying.

So it's an extra of 12ft that will be added there, to the width?
72 by 100 ft for the full plot to still be full plot?

GreaterFuture:

Thanks for your replying.

So it's an extra of 12ft that will be added there, to the width?
72 by 100 ft for the full plot to still be full plot?

Skydivine:


60 x 120ft is equal to 72 x 100ft

However , during construction, if the set back is say 20 ft.
On 60 x 120 you will lose 20 x 60 = 120sft
While on 72 x 100 you will lose 20 x 72 = 144sft of living area.

rotecch77:
13days after casting of the slab … still counting, 21 days loading.

Phase 4 also loading ( Game house/ children arcade

diordaves:


So you can see the difficulty in recruiting a skilled carpenter and joiner to do a very basic woodworking job. Then people turn around and say there's unemployment in Nigeria. The fact is what Nigeria is experiencing is structural unemployment. Over the years, there has not been the needed training in vocational qualifications and apprenticeships. Apart from the Ibo nation to a large extent, apprenticeship training is dead in Nigeria. Youths and school leavers no longer "learn work". Before, they go into keke business, now is skits and content creators.

Enough of tertiary qualifications as there is a glut. So so paper qualifications, not enough skills acquisition.

HanisahZuwy:
Please how long does it take to cast this? And how many people are needed for it? Thanks.

Skydivine:


Unfortunately, are no long in that type of world. Every young man wants to drive a G wagon at 23 years like the footballers they see on social media. You draw their ears, they call you Jew man or mugs. But they want to be like you now. How can you be a big man and be telling them to go do hard work . They forget that hard work is not hard life.
Recently, I gave a young boy 100k and in a few weeks he came back asking for more. When I asked what happened to the money, he said he lost it in betting. I didn’t know whether to cry, advice or curse him. I just blocked his number.

Most of them will hate you for telling them the truth, people don’t like being told the truth.
Personally, the only ones I help are very few that I have observed from a distance.

dongc:


You captured everything succinct...not long ago i was invited to speak to youths in my village about self sufficiency and helping oneself...many of these people are complaining diasporans AIN'T HELPING THEM.(everyone get their own problem)I asked them " How many have learnt trades like block making or painting even Masonry or even Carpentery,plumbing and require a equipment to start ...NONE ...MANY want cash to do one business or the other or keke or keke bus or even Japa without a plan.

gabbytabby:
This reminds me of a roofing problem I had for the better part of 6 years we got about 8 different carpenters to repair it unsuccessfully. We finally cracked it this year. A lot of them don’t trouble shoot properly and/or will not admit their area of specialisation and will take on work they can’t do. Some of them are more furniture carpenter but will say they can do roofing carpentry or construction carpentry which require a different skill set.

Some of them can’t do height and will try to tell you they will repair leak by putting flashband through the ceiling ie under the roof when this is a senseless no no and it should be done on top.

The main way to effectively deal with leakages is to have one on top and another through the ceiling who will spot the leakage and the one on top will use flashband to repair the holes.

The more one ventures into the building trade the more one gets knowledgeable about getting the right artisan for the job.