OnetimeOnly:

Console yourself
There's nothing to hate about you. You are not that important....people with hard earned money are my focus

See technical knockout when dem give the fraudster brabus.

n3xt:


I know you don't mean it. Check all your postings on Nairaland.

Oh yes! Trust me I know! Many of my posts are about what a fraud you are and how people looking for builders online should avoid you!

The other half is pretty cool roof slope and insulation graphics....any problem? I have a lot more to share....only thing is I'm used to getting paid for it, and I respect clients confidential information.... something you know nothing about!

Erico2K2, seems I spoke too soon

"No sleep for the wicked" - barf

Imposed load or 'Dead load' is a constant(s) assigned to a structure with respect to it's function according to BS 8110. Hence, the imposed load of a residential building would differ to that of an hotel and so on.

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Oga Abdulwasteexc,

I noticed you used burnt bricks in the slab for which calculation you showed in that pix.
I guess this is also a good way to reduced slab weight!

BTW, are those "imposed loads" VALUE, "standard values" (for Hotels, Residential, e.t.c.......... or do they depend on the size of the building, which may vary form building-to-building?

You are really thorough.



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Oga Egun,

You are just too correct. Well said

While I don't condone violence We should stop condoning/encouraging such practices.

People don't steal this money. They work very hard for it.

Whilst it's very OK to preach forgive and forget, turn the other cheek and so forth... we should also look at his track record and see if he has not been given so many chances.

Let's not keep spoiling Nigeria by bringing sentiments into malpractices. We won't get anywhere at this rate.

EgunMogaji:


In my opinion this is why Nigeria is backwards. We keep cuddling petty criminals.

So 3Strikes should be happy that his house didn't collapse? Only in naija

He's lucky so far that it's only online banter that's happening.

You should look up the penalties for false building approval for a commercial building on the USA. It includes jail term.

The people he ripped off are diasporans so they have a certain expectation.

Only the person who wears the shoe knows where it pinches. Let them vent appropriately as long as it's within the TOS of this site.

This cuddling is what he's used to over the years and what he expects and why the fraud continues to perpetuate.

I and others are making sure those days are over for him on here, for now.

Oga QC1, don't waste your energy here. Let people give their jobs to Brabus and let them come here and preach forgiveness when things go wrong.

Qc1:



Go dump N27M into the lagoon then come back to convince me. I think I will get it after that!

ice4u999:
Morning nairalanders, I found out something really cool yesterday on a new built in Canada. After curing a newly pour concrete for the foundation of a new home which is also referred to as basement, the builder wrap all around the foundation with a rubber like material which will prevent water from penetrating the foundation and also direct water away from the concrete foundation down toward an open drain piping placed around the foundation. This will prevent water or moisture from ever penetrating the pores or permeable areas of the foundation. Cool right? I will love to apply this material in Nigeria. My question to our experts in the house is has this ever being used in Nigeria? If yes, can I use this material on my raft foundation? Thanks

Good news! I have this company with contact details below market some of their waterproofing products to me this afternoon. They have different range for different application.

You may want to visit their website for more info.


EDILCENTRE NIGERIA LTD
Plot 3/6, Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, Lagos, Nigeria
Tel: 08180138974; 08027504778
edilcentre@gmail.com
www.edilcentre.com

A good read for anyone interested.

http://npf.gov.ng/firearms/

I am now understanding the hypocrisy game here. I will seat back and watch. Tho I am still waiting for someone that will count out his money to support the failed building after everyday condemn and blame game.

n3xt:



Good news! I have this company with contact details below market some of their waterproofing products to me this afternoon. They have different range for different application.

You may want to visit their website for more info.


EDILCENTRE NIGERIA LTD
Plot 3/6, Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, Lagos, Nigeria
Tel: 08180138974; 08027504778
edilcentre@gmail.com
www.edilcentre.com

You rock menh! Thanks. I will contact them when I visit Nigeria.

It seems like people are not aware of this thread.... Please take all the fights/arguments to this new thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/3038050/review-bash-praise-clients-builders

Hajji M.

I don't pursue Hajj tire, make I sidown for a minute

For those that have kitchen pass through/dining areas, I'll like to see how you close the passthrough when not in use.

From a naija perspective.

Thanks.

EgunMogaji:
I don't pursue Hajj tire, make I sidown for a minute

Abi now... the thing don dey rise small, small o. God go dey provide...

Hajji M.

ice4u999:


You rock menh! Thanks. I will contact them when I visit Nigeria.

You're welcome! Remember to quote "NextHome" for discount on all products.

I already made that bargain with all business I promote here.

back2sender:

May your life and your generations experience the pain QC1 in particular is going thru. May thier lives be used to play kalolo as you have playedwwith with peoples sweat here in nairaland and elsewhere. Say Amen to it!

[size=14pt]Amen.[/size]

mavverick:
10k received yesterday, and 10k received today making a total of20k
Outstanding balance is 140k.
Next installment due on the 27th of June.

Mr out-of-business, pls check your account and do the needful here to update your supporters on the outstanding. I just put some cash in your account to keep this thread free from constant harrasment for a couple of week while I get busy with real business.

Thank you.

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Looking at brabus from this pics posted, he doesn't look like someone that have or that can handle such amount of money, am sorry but he looks hungry so I blame all you guys giving him funds for project when he doesn't look it at all, have heard him speak too, got a very shaky and weak voice.

But I think he's enjoying the mentions though, he's the most popular in property section...all hail ogbeni brabus, Mr nairaland, twale for you sir. Abeg make una free this man abeg...

My top three wasteful build/design concept in rental properties in Nigeria:

3. Wall lamps

2. "Parapet"

1. Mortar use during block setting

Parapet and mortar use have been debated a lot here so can I ask why in Nigeria do we install all round wall lamps? It's not uncommon to see in Nigeria an average living room with 8 lamp points: three wall lamp points in the parlour and one lamp point at the middle of the ceiling, three lamp points in the dinning area and one lamp point in the middle. In the rooms; five lamp points each. Just one lamp point at the middle is enough. One can use reading lamp or bed lamp if so desired. All round wall lamps don't add any rental income whatsoever.

This practice is very wasteful as one can save easily about 70% in pipping and wiring cost if just one lamp/bulb point is adopted in the middle of the room as is the standard practice here in the UK. See pic below, no wall lamps but still well presented living area.

What's your top three wasteful practice anyone?

n3xt:


Mr out-of-business, pls check your account and do the needful here to update your supporters on the outstanding. I just put some cash in your account to keep this thread free from constant harrasment for a couple of week while I get busy with real business.

Thank you.

What is so difficult for you to say here that you paid X amount and maverick should please check to confirm. Brabus supporters please take note hope you have seen what causes the wohala here. If you like get busy or play kalolo with ya life thats not my bizness, real Builders here post real building projects they are starting and thier works speak for them and not fictitious projects you are well known for.

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n3xt:
@ jossy26, You never hear

Small Body, Big Engine. Enu o je Chief Imam l'eko. Eniyan kukuru to npe eni gigun ran n'ise.

Looks can be deceptive though.

I used to think those who are largely built, stout and muscular are the most brainiest but Nairaland proved me wrong.

Not willing to go into details.

But the biggest client I've ever dealt with is Mr Nobody. He even prostrate for me and always show respect. Very small and has no voice but he has brain and the money. K'Oluwa maa fi okan wan wa ninu mejeji
Rotecch77 has met him. Hajji will know him.

Can he vouch for your integrity Can he stand as a guarantor for you? Can he pay the gbese you have incured tru your fraudulent acts? You have labelled mr nobody as your baba olowo that prostrate for you

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jossy26:
Looking at brabus from this pics posted, he doesn't look like someone that have or that can handle such amount of money, am sorry but he looks hungry so I blame all you guys giving him funds for project when he doesn't look it at all, have heard him speak too, got a very shaky and weak voice.

But I think he's enjoying the mentions though, he's the most popular in property section...all hail ogbeni brabus, Mr nairaland, twale for you sir. Abeg make una free this man abeg...

Its the truth that will set him free. Conscience is an open wound, only the truth can heal it. Tell the fraudster

diordaves:
My top three wasteful build/design concept in rental properties in Nigeria:

3. Wall lamps

2. "Parapet"

1. Mortar use during block setting

Parapet and mortar use have been debated a lot here so can I ask why in Nigeria do we install all round wall lamps? It's not uncommon to see in Nigeria an average living room with 8 lamp points: three wall lamp points in the parlour and one lamp point at the middle of the ceiling, three lamp points in the dinning area and one lamp point in the middle. In the rooms; five lamp points each. Just one lamp point at the middle is enough. One can use reading lamp or bed lamp if so desired. All round wall lamps don't add any rental income whatsoever.

This practice is very wasteful as one can save easily about 70% in pipping and wiring cost if just one lamp/bulb point is adopted in the middle of the room as is the standard practice here in the UK. See pic below, no wall lamps but still well presented living area.

What's your top three wasteful practice anyone?

1.High pitch roof, that has no room space.
2.tiles tiles tiles... everywhere....

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n3xt:


Why are you copying my note?

Thought the same thing!

n3xt:


Why are you copying my note?

there is no monopoly on ideas.... my first post on this thread was on high pitch roofs so calm down....Mr I know all!!!

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n3xt:
@ jossy26, You never hear

Small Body, Big Engine. Enu o je Chief Imam l'eko. Eniyan kukuru to npe eni gigun ran n'ise.

Looks can be deceptive though.

I used to think those who are largely built, stout and muscular are the most brainiest but Nairaland proved me wrong.

Not willing to go into details.

But the biggest client I've ever dealt with here on Nairaland is Mr Nobody. He even prostrate for me and always show respect. Very small and has no voice but he has brain and the money. K'Oluwa maa fi okan wan wa ninu mejeji
Rotecch77 has met him. Hajji will know him.

OK sir, maybe the pics is old sha, with all these pics and arguments you post online though I would see someone that looks refined and Behind, baba you need to up your game in that department and your gra gr too much dey do like person wey dey yahoo, take it easy sir