Demainman1:


All na change sir.

n3xt:


Bros, no mind that baba jare. When the change made dollar to exchange for 400ngn - 1$, him no talk o

Now the change had made it compulsory for him to go to London to greet ericko2k2 and the queen, him no like am!

Baba EgunMogaji, to Europe you must go

EgunMogaji:


Fashola must hear this

I got spoilt by the 787, lovely bird.

The European airlines use outdated decrepit planes to fly African routes.

EgunMogaji:


Fashola must hear this

I got spoilt by the 787, lovely bird.

The European airlines use outdated decrepit planes to fly African routes.

EgunMogaji:
I'm looking for a plumber as we as an electrician for my build in Elebu, Ibadan.

My requirements are as follows (but not limited to):

@ Good quality work.
@ Willingness to try innovative work.
@ An actual artisan, not a supervisor or director.
@ Reasonably priced, I will compare prices locally. Nothing will please me more than to hire a fellow Nairalander but not at an unreasonable (my word) premium.
@ Prefer someone with camera phone and WhatsApp (I'll cover the data fees during my project for you).

Thanks in advance for your recommendations.

n3xt:
Someone asked me yesternight "Where will the 4th Mainland bridge pass?" "Which part of Ajah/BADORE will be affected?"

Here's my thought:

For minimal damage and prevention of economic loss, I foresee the 4th mainland bridge coming from somewhere between PAN African University and Happyland Estate or nearby location about 1km to either sides, passing through the undeveloped lands and govt lands around the area, avoiding Cooperative Villas, cutting through BADORE road between Folarin bus stop - Greenville estate or nearby about 500m to either sides and landing at langbasa and then over the lagoon to Ikorodu.

Anyone with a property around this areas should go and confirm with the local planning authority early enough the area for the proposed realignment early enough in order to avoid the story that touch.


Just my thought though. My hunch is never wrong and ongoing activities with that area and especially BADORE to somewhere between PAN African university and Splash Bar further confirms the truth.

Things to check for:

- Government excisions around the areas mentioned above
- Areas where govt refuses to give approvals, consent and CofO
- A large parcel of undeveloped govt land around you which was clearly avoided by the land urchins (Omo Onile)
- Areas with slow growth and development despite being at a prime area.
- Too good to be true land transactions.

Happy Building!


Brabus

gbadexy:

My chairman sir.
It's been a while that I saw your post.
It's an honor dealing with you sir. You and some of my ogas here have a special place in my heart.

mavverick:
Interesting one Brabus
I though a bridge of such a magnitude would need a very huge connection to the Lekki/Epe Expressway, that area you mentioned unless one is going to have a massive roundabout or some other kind of flyover to link to the bridge, it would be hard wouldn't it.

There was always talk of Badore, as in taking off from there and the sensible thing to do might be a road linking Badore from Lekki/Epe onto the bridge approach. I dont really know Badore and how built up it is, so hard to say. But around LBS/Happyland is rather narrow and too small for a bridge approach IMO.

NL1960:


The Chief paint maker himself. People in my locality are still combing the various paint markets for those paints that you made for me for my project. I have told them that they will never get them in the open market and that if they are serious, the maker will produce even far better ones for them.

n3xt:


I'm out of town now. I'll show you the serous earthworks ongoing in the area I suspected the bridge will pass to LBS.

People in BADORE/Oke-Ira side of Ajah should be aware of this by now. Theres actually unmotorable road from BADORE/Remnek/Oke-Ira to link Abraham Adesanya on motorbike instead of coming through Addo/Ajah road.

This is the kind of thing I enjoy taking an helicopter ride to see.

I've seen the road but have not plied it. But I know I'm seeing buildings around LBS though I'm yet to confirm which one it is.

If you check the master plan if the road network you'll see the bridge is coming out after Abraham Adesanya roadabout. Exactly position yet unknown.

mavverick:
This is the side of you that we like to read and hear about.
#Informing
#Educating
#Deliver cost cutting (I have a rule whereby if a contractor can genuinely save me costs, they get a percentage of the savings) or I compensate them in one way shape or form. Its called working towards a common goal and sharing the spoils.
#Be honest with your customers, if they dont listen to you. Document it and show them the alternatives.
#Anyway, remember I saw a lot of potential in you circa 2012/2013, gave you my fencework to do, introduced you to 2 clients and you also started my work as well.

Back to the matter, do you think that the Abraham Adesanya round about is going to be the link it looks rather small to me, anyway all the round abouts in the Lekki /Epe expressway are all flawed and rather dangerous, makes the road lanes really narrow wen you are on the roundabout, so if you are unlucky to be in the middle lane, they can jam you from either side. We have a very big roundabout, who big ROUNDABOUT EPP ?? when its not roundabout meat

By the way, when I try to download the master plan from the urban development ministry website, the link is broken. Do you have a copy of the latest master plan that you can upload here or perhaps send to me. I am intrigued to see where the bridge will land, and the massive pollution it will cause for those of us around that axis.

I would have seriously thought by the water side/ river / lagoon in Badore will not disturb anyone.

@Brabus, do you remember the picture below ? where was it ?

n3xt:


Diamond Estate. Inside the roof attic of Sir Vimo3.

mavverick:
That was very easy, the shape of the dormer roof gave it away sha.
The bridge for 4th mainland, is that picture you posted the actual design, what are those small roundabouts ? and where are they ?
I dont also see an intersection/yield or exit to link the smaller roundabouts onto the bridge ?

Who do you think will be the winners and loosers if the bridge is constructed, Ikorodu is not necessarily an employment hub like VI or Lagos CBD etc. Which do you think is better ROI wise Ibeju or Ikorodu ?

I guess people who live in the mainland would benefit more, but dam the traffic would be really bad. Its already bad as it is, one of my neighbors needs to leave the house @ 5AM just to get to Ikoyi. Just insane. I hope the Ajah bridge will mitigate that though, as long as danfos dont load by the bridge elevation/start.

EgunMogaji:


Shukr = giving thanks to God.
Zakat = giving alms.

So my idol, Alhadji Chief Dr. Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, MFR sang it also

Shukr ni lahi - eru ndupe.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNlrfDiNnPI

olapluto:
Quick advice needed...my carpenter just stole leftovers of my decking woods. I do not know exactly how many he stole, because I didnt count. I had plans for those woods, and they may be needed for upper floor woodworks. Anyone had similar experience? Should I arrest him?
N:B I owe him no kobo even though he has had to redo some works. Please dont advice me to let go, except you're ready to refund some money. Dollar don cost.

n3xt:


If he's good workman, invite him over for newer job and get your money back from him.

But try and establish he's the one who stole your woods. It won't be fair to punish an innocent person.

lastpage:



I nor tell you?

This guy has potential.... he only needs to ******



Lastpage!

diordaves:
EgunMogaji, since when you don begin recognise God and Charity?

TLAX:


Try Z. Akinpelu 08023529982. 08096738996. I will tick aĺl the requirements above for him.

EgunMogaji:


EgunMogaji recognizes all those things and more.

EgunMogaji is a jovial as well as an eccentric Nigerian, but above all a staunch religion man who doesn't wear his religion on his sleeves. Not a quran or bible thumper.

Like an onion, he needs to be peeled, layer by layer, to fully grasp and understand him. Those with patience and good fortune to take the time have earned a true friend.

That's my story, where's my prize?

n3xt:



Budget 200k. (Breakdown inside comment above)

A 2 bedroom 4 flat was raised with about the same amount from fdn to level including a dwarf fence.



Ask and you shall receive. I don push forward about 3 - 4 other requests na.

EgunMogaji:


Duly noted. Thanks.

mufutau55:


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I have used many imported sheets in my other buildings and no problem. Just make sure you don't get anything less than 0.45mm.
But I personally never get anything less than 0.55mm.

Hajji M,

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