gabbytabby:
I kuku dey but una Mr Trump has been taking my social media time of late. Can't seem to believe the lunatic got through the asylum gates to become president.

If its possible for anything more to surprise person he has then been acting like person wey him village people don tie for padlock.

diordaves:


EgunMogaji I like your double slippers; can you cost it as well please.

johnson232:

What are the sizes of the plots?

twinskenny:
@allCopacetic

you make one of my client change all his AC SWITCH kudos to you sir.. despite the fact that the accessories was bought from UK

44chux:


Due to repeated cases of unsatisfactory customer service and aftersales support, I stopped every NL biz transaction.

But for AllCopacetic I made an exception because he has, till date, been the only NL contact that follows through with his WARRANTY, going as far as to replace defective items as well as goods missing in transit.

@AllCopacetic please bear with me. The Tyranny of time affects even my most notable intentions.

EgunMogaji:


When his first travel ban went into effect, my wife (resident alien then) and I were in Nigeria. She made up her mind there and then to pursue citizenship.

He's shaken the lunatic tree and all sorts of weirdos have fallen out and creating havoc over here.

allCopacetic:

Oh, then I understood you out of context Sir. I made a blanket statement to infer that integrity issue can come up, which was why my response was general.

Speaking of guarantees, I prefer to let my reputation speak. no seller would admit to selling you fakes in the first place. It's not difficult to come out and shout integrity integrity

But since you insist on a direct answer, let me be VERY categorical

"ALL" our Cables are supplied by the Factory, So they are 100% guaranteed to be authentic.
We do not directly or indirectly sell or encourage the sale of adulterated cables (which infact greatly affect our business)
If our pricing does not work, it's goodbye and thanks for considering us.

mufutau55:


Sorry if you dont like the response. I am just telling you the process I and others went thru to make sure we dont get any fake, also for the benefit of the others.

Hajji M.

diordaves:
I really wish to convert a Lagos Molue like this but not in Lagos but Delta. The transport costs to Delta didn't make sense as at last try.

44chux:


Town planning Authority is supposed to inspect and certify a building fit before occupancy.
Infact after building plan approval, we are supposed to serve them with notice of commencement and of completion for them to dispatch their inspectors for site visit

EgunMogaji:


These are the kinds of things I want to be doing in my retirement.

I wish the youths would think of restoring stuff or improving on things instead of thinking of making toy looking cars.

diordaves:
I really wish to convert a Lagos Molue like this but not in Lagos but Delta. The transport costs to Delta didn't make sense as at last try.

diordaves:


Spot on man, Spot on. In a country like Nigeria, unemployment can be a state of the mind. Waiting for government for everything is not beneficial. A kid 'invents' practically a toy car and then wait for government to help. What's that.

Graduates instead of looking for work for donkey years, convert an abandoned Danfo to sell ice cream, kunu, kilishi, suya etc. Convert Keke Napep to selling Ewa agoyin and bread, dundun and Koko, beans and dodo. Package it well with a clean environment and disposition. Then say farewell to unemployment.

earthrealm:


4plots, a plot is 50ft x 100ft.

johnson232:

Budget 50-60k for digging
budget 50-60k for blinding labour.

The above amount can be a little bit more or less, as labour cost also varies with location.

earthrealm:


ok thanks, i thought there was an average rate/charge for the ops say per 10ft or 20ft etc
also if the land is to be 1plot or 2 plots, can i conveniently divide by 4 or 2 respectively to get quotes for 1 or 2 plots?

earthrealm:


hmmmmm, not to discourage you, but pls get a good engineer to do the calculations, n not just give a local welder to weld some stuff, b4 that vehicle was put on the road in the uk..serious calculations hv been done, center of gravity, stability concerns etc

2ndly most nigerian roads hv low hanging cables,/flyover/pedesterian crossing etc that wud surely entangle a vehicle of this hieght, unless you wud hv a fixed route wch you hv presurveyed, and the driver warned thoroughly not to deviate from a presurveyed route.....

i think the cons outweigh the pros in this case, nigeria isnt ready for this vehicle yet as a means of public transport

you may wish to create a thread in the auto section, siena wud hv been of great help

44chux:


Town planning Authority is supposed to inspect and certify a building fit before occupancy.
Infact after building plan approval, we are supposed to serve them with notice of commencement and of completion for them to dispatch their inspectors for site visit

diordaves:


I'm not sure but I think you missed the point. It's not converting into a double decker for Nigerian roads. It pimping up an abandoned decommissioned Molue into a trendy bar, or ice cream Parlour. You don't need high powered engineer for that. You will need spraying and panel beating skills though. Just situate the pimped Molue in a choice location with good footfall.

spyder880:


Good.

I have a question, do you serve these papers and follow up to ensure that the builders/owners comply to the rules before moving into their new houses? I hope you are referring to Lagos and Abuja alone?

EgunMogaji:


Even though I know the capital may not be readily available, but I see a lot of heavy machinery like bulldozers, tracors, etc that are broken by the wayside. I feel they can be learnt and reparied and turned into money making ventures.

There's no reason why they can't make borehole drilling rigs that are cheap. Practically all houses needs a borehole in Nigeria. This rip off N5,500 per meter or whatever drilling fees will be sidelined when competition is stiff due to readily available locally manufactured drilling rigs.

abdulwastecx:


I don't think it will have a positive impact on the environment if every houses drill a borehole due to the such effect on the stability of our earth crust. What we need is community development program aim at having a central borehole system or a mini water treatment facility for a small community where every member of the community can easily tap into the central system using a simple pipe network system. This will reduce the negative impact on the society, make repair, operation elf the facility easier and cheaper

EgunMogaji:


Of course it won't be good for the environment and we've discussed this before BUT until the government wakes up to its responsibilities then it's the lesser of two evils.

#Borehole
#Soakaway
#Generators
#Property Setback
#Build Ratio
#100% Cement Build
#Worker Safety

Most of our construction sites would be shut down immediately if in a developed world that favors ecology.

Hope you're good Sir.

diordaves:
I really wish to convert a Lagos Molue like this but not in Lagos but Delta. The transport costs to Delta didn't make sense as at last try.

Daboomb:


I know l will be re-assured, l just want others to be re-assured as well.
With you, it is 101% guaranteed.
Keep it up

mavverick:
lol

That looks like the South Bank near london eye if i am correct, I recall taking a walk down that side last year and bought from this particular vendor. I like the concept, but such things are challenging in Nigeria. There is a place in VI that do nice ice cream in Lagos, last time I went there, they were running on Gen, how is such a biz sustainable ?

abdulwastecx:


I don't think it will have a positive impact on the environment if every houses drill a borehole due to the such effect on the stability of our earth crust. What we need is community development program aim at having a central borehole system or a mini water treatment facility for a small community where every member of the community can easily tap into the central system using a simple pipe network system. This will reduce the negative impact on the society, make repair, operation elf the facility easier and cheaper

mavverick:
lol

That looks like the South Bank near london eye if i am correct, I recall taking a walk down that side last year and bought from this particular vendor. I like the concept, but such things are challenging in Nigeria. There is a place in VI that do nice ice cream in Lagos, last time I went there, they were running on Gen, how is such a biz sustainable ?

Larwin:


Good point sir,

This is what most people and government don't understand. Especially in lagos. How many people in lagos have access to fresh water from all the boreholes they are sinking.

Most household have their fresh water turn salty over few months or years of use. This is just a physical example of the adverse effect of having borehole sunk in each household. Its something happening to 90% of lagosians and everybody can see it. We all know the danger involved.

Now, what about the effects we couldn't see or feel....do anybody know how devastating it could be!

mank1234:
A central borehole will have the same effect on the environment as individual borehole since water is taken from the same water table underground except if it is pumped from a river or reservoir.

Central borehole will experience same contaminants and therefore not a solution. A better solution is using an advance water purifier which will not only remove the salt but also bacteria, fungi and virus. That can be done economically on individual basis.

diordaves:


Sure it's Southbank accessed through Royal Festival Hall. Power supply in Nigeria is a long standing business retardant, but if you do up a Molue, you save up on rent and use the savings to sustain power supply.