agarawu23:
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I know u wella for politics section but don't be harsh here on my godfather

I am actually an easy-going person, very friendly by nature .....just that l dont pander to shameless-arrogance!

I understand your point though and l am 'cool' with that.

Thanks and appreciate.




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One has to be "an average person" not to know that a Deer is different from an Impala!

But then, the world is full of average people "masquerade"-ing (Egungun-ing, as we say in Yoruba! ) ....as 'l belong'.



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One has to be "an average person" not to know that a Deer is different from an Impala!

But then, the world is full of average people "masquerade"-ing (Egungun-ing, as we say in Yoruba! ) ....as 'l belong'.



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Ladies and Gents...looks like the hunter becomes the hunted......Lobatan!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reading_comprehension

EgunMogaji - the intercontinental ego crusher

KolaShangOne:
Does any anyone here know how If can get ironmongery equipment in Bauchi? Arc welding machines, heavy duty cutters, grinders etc.. Where can I also possibly rent Cranes, mixers and others?

Cc @abdulwastecx @podosci and others..

I am available to work as Human Resource Officer. You need someone to coordinate the Engineers.

Oh and my conflict resolution skills is exemplary

Who can point me to that discussion on door locks....i think its on this thread.

I got a home based carpenter and a welder to work together and they produced the most amazing wood covered iron door. The lock is the only drawback as what they have does not match what i want. I need to read that who conversation on locks again.

EgunMogaji:


Can you share the prices in contention? I'll like to know out of curiosity.

Thanks Sir.

No rest for the wicked

N500 was added to all the products.

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One has to be "an average person" not to know that a Deer is different from an Impala!

But then, the world is full of average people "masquerade"-ing (Egungun-ing, as we say in Yoruba! ) ....as 'l belong'.



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Lol
Egbon Lastpage...abeg! easy.

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Is the price hike as a result of the usual penchant for over-profiteering by the Quarry owners (and should therefore be resisted, we are with you on that)

.... or as a result of some other "external factors" (for example, a "forex-denominated" input in the production process?) beyond the control of the Quarry owners? In which case, it might be inevitable!


Notwithstanding, whatever checks inflation within the polity, will be welcomed.



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Sir base on Forex. The Chinese takes their profit to there country hence will require exchange but the out come of it not favourable. I pity them though but they should also look at the days they have expliot our land with excess profit. I blame our people to have allow Chinese take full control of Quarries in Nigeria

I blame the political fool that stole our money to another man's country where they issue single digit as interest rate to their people who which to develop the land, but in Nigeria our banks offer 24%.

God help us

Chekitaut:
N500 was added to all the products.

On the surface that seems a lot.

Hope you guys work out an amiable resolution.

Onuokwu:
Who can point me to that discussion on door locks....i think its on this thread.

I got a home based carpenter and a welder to work together and they produced the most amazing wood covered iron door. The lock is the only drawback as what they have does not match what i want. I need to read that who conversation on locks again.

You mean the conversation that caused two uncouth caricatures to have a near meltdown?

I'll find it for you, after all it gave my site the "padlock" nomenclature

In the meantime please let me salute you for new forward thinking instead of resting on old lethargic laurels.

EgunMogaji:


On the surface that seems a lot.

Hope you guys work out an amiable resolution.

Deadlock today, aluta continue

@ EgunMogaji, have you poured your slab yet? I'm just thinking it would be nice if you can introduce a drain for rainwater runoff in the courtyard or better still leave out the drain-off points for proper installation at a later time.

There are stylish linear types which will be a perfect solution for your courtyard. There's no prob if you leave out the space though.

All the best.

n3xt:
@ EgunMogaji, have you poured your slab yet? I'm just thinking it would be nice if you can introduce a drain for rainwater runoff in the courtyard or better still leave out the drain-off points for proper installation at a later time.

There are stylish linear types which will be a perfect solution for your courtyard. There's no prob if you leave out the space though.

All the best.

n3xt:


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So you are Brabus after all?

n3xt:
@ EgunMogaji, have you poured your slab yet? I'm just thinking it would be nice if you can introduce a drain for rainwater runoff in the courtyard or better still leave out the drain-off points for proper installation at a later time.

There are stylish linear types which will be a perfect solution for your courtyard. There's no prob if you leave out the space though.

All the best.

The current monumental fuel shortage caused us to postpone it until tomorrow. The water truck didn't arrive until almost noon so we opted to postpone.

A very good catch on the courtyard drainage. I have two 4" drains coming out of the courtyard. There will only be direct water from rains into the courtyard as the roof will have rain gutters and there will be a few water gulping trees in there.

Thanks for the observation.

EgunMogaji:


I hate Lagos and avoid it with a passion.

If United can get me direct into Ibadan then I'll never set foot in anything Lagos.

my dad alws hail me anytime I land Ibadan from Lagos. He hate lagos die his first car was snatched in Lagos and he was once rubbed in Lagos when going to Cotonou to buy cars.

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I am actually an easy-going person, very friendly by nature .....just that l dont pander to shameless-arrogance!

I understand your point though and l am 'cool' with that.

Thanks and appreciate.




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baba, let's just make peace and let everybody do their thing. I respect this section so much cos its full of matured ppl. Make una no turn am to where we young shall grow go dey Dodge 'punch line'

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Agarawu,
How me, wifey and Egun take feature for this film wey dey play na? Abeg no roger me in o. Na here I dey jeje dey do my thing o. Abi na crime to comment on NL again? But remember like I said earlier on this thread, Nairalanders are not f00ls...they know wetin dey. They know the doers from the noisemakers...atleast you self they see and read for yoursef na.. Now I need go back to do yoga if u will permit me...
Regards
3strikes

baba,
Let's just make peace here and enjoy every page of this thread

EgunMogaji:


A very good catch on the courtyard drainage. I have two 4" drains coming out of the courtyard. There will only be direct water from rains into the courtyard as the roof will have rain gutters and there will be a few water gulping trees in there.

Thanks for the observation.

Good job. With two 4" Drain, you're good.

Chekitaut:
Sir base on Forex. The Chinese takes their profit to there country hence will require exchange but the out come of it not favourable. I pity them though but they should also look at the days they have expliot our land with excess profit. I blame our people to have allow Chinese take full control of Quarries in Nigeria

I blame the political fool that stole our money to another man's country where they issue single digit as interest rate to their people who which to develop the land, but in Nigeria our banks offer 24%.

God help us

@bolded is a point I can't ignore.

I see no reason why they will be made in Nigeria products and I will take my money to buy expensive imported ones just to make me feel like a boss or those craps ppl think......if the durability of local ones are standard why should I waste extra # to buy expensive ones?

These people aren't bringing their money to buy our 'mades' but we keep buying from them and booming their own economy.

I blame FG for not encouraging and willing to assist local manufacturers in Nigeria.

I brought my all in one solution

I was actually forced to do the self purchase of granite from the quarry due to a last minute ForEx transfer issue that I had.

With respect to our professional suppliers, by going DIY I was able to make tremendous savings but there's a risk factor that can be mitigated.

All is well that ends well.

For EgunMogaji.

Good job with your building. I see some "Opo" or "Pillars" in the courtyard. I'm forced to ask "what are those for?" Trust me, this is the time to put in your concrete baseplate or start working on your padstones for something "classy" using steel.

Don't turn this house into a classroom o! Dem go laugh us.

Meanwhile, this is what I'll present to anyone as a courtyard in this age. You just want to give them cause to complain

Iba o!


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For all the likes, mentions, quotes and share while I was away, I'm so sorry it just have to be that way. When the responsibility gets bigger, things get different.

Long gone are the days when Brabus need to be in front of people every single day. I'd rather focus on writing epic and useful posts that solve problems and help people than keep up with the joneses.

brabus:
For EgunMogaji.

Good job with your building. I see some "Opo" or "Pillars" in the courtyard. I'm forced to ask "what are those for?" Trust me, this is the time to put in your concrete baseplate or start working on your padstones for something "classy" using steel.

Don't turn this house into a classroom o! Dem go laugh us.

Meanwhile, this is what I'll present to anyone as a courtyard in this age. You just want to give them cause to complain

Iba o!


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Thanks my oga. I'll be elated if my house can pull of a commercial look like a classroom. That is one of my objective, to not look the same ol same ol

My build is not a community center or charity decision. My architect and I came out with what we feel is a good balance.

I share my build just to chat, it's not seeking approval or acceptance. Though I do appreciate safety feedback from astute builders like you. Basically my house looks fine to me and I'm the only one that matter, not the collective - let them laugh - it's facial exercise. But if you, or other vetted entities, spot a deficiency please question it.

Re pillars, my architect and structural engineer and builder feel it's necessary. I'm okay with it.

Onuokwu:

I got a home based carpenter and a welder to work together and they produced the most amazing wood covered iron door.

I beg show us this door and it's manufacturing process o.
Do a search for "EgungunMogaji" threads, he started the lock discussions and he and some of other people showed some good ones.

Hajji M.

EgunMogaji:
I was actually forced to do the self purchase of granite from the quarry due to a last minute ForEx transfer issue that I had.
With respect to our professional suppliers, by going DIY I was able to make tremendous savings but there's a risk factor that can be mitigated.
All is well that ends well.

I thought that was your intention all the while to go and experience the Quarry?
Tremendous savings is good o... so how much are we talking about. So we can know is our suppliers are just taking us to the cleaners.

Hajji M.

mufutau55:


I thought that was your intention all the while to go and experience the Quarry?
Tremendous savings is good o... so how much are we talking about. So we can know is our suppliers are just taking us to the cleaners.

Hajji M.

Hajj, when I arrived na malaria first grab my enemy and destabilize my finely crafted scheme. So as to not delay my builder I approached a NL supplier but had to cancel due to ForEx.

I'll send you an email. The suppliers serve a purpose.

EgunMogaji:

Hajj, when I arrived na malaria first grab my enemy and destabilize my finely crafted scheme. So as to not delay my builder I approached a NL supplier but had to cancel due to ForEx.

I'll send you an email. The suppliers serve a purpose.

Damn.. sorry about the malaria thing.. OK. Will be expecting the email. Thanks.

Hajji M.

EgunMogaji:
I was actually forced to do the self purchase of granite from the quarry due to a last minute ForEx transfer issue that I had.

With respect to our professional suppliers, by going DIY I was able to make tremendous savings but there's a risk factor that can be mitigated.

All is well that ends well.

whats the tonage? and cost?

EgunMogaji:


Hajj, when I arrived na malaria first grab my enemy and destabilize my finely crafted scheme. So as to not delay my builder I approached a NL supplier but had to cancel due to ForEx.

I'll send you an email. The suppliers serve a purpose.

Ah Plz do as i do ooh, take malaria medicine b4 yu get on that plane at least 3 days B4 travel, that way it stays i n your system.My last malaria attack was 2011, since then I defeat malaria with KO lol

NO TO HIKE IN PRICE OF GRANITE!!!
Aluta Continua

EgunMogaji:


Hajj, when I arrived na malaria first grab my enemy and destabilize my finely crafted scheme. So as to not delay my builder I approached a NL supplier but had to cancel due to ForEx.

I'll send you an email. The suppliers serve a purpose.

Why u no go get malaria when you were drinking non-alcoholic Hennessy in Nigeria. Just drink a mixture of palm wine and stout and that is bye bye to malaria. The palm wine should be the one from raffia palm tree and not the one from oil palm tree. The one from raffia palm tree is gotten from the top of the tree while that of oil palm tree is from the base of the tree.