My house project update 15/ Canada to Nigeria

[@theafricanjumbee4057]

A Canadian brother here from Tdot, the 416. Wilson and keele area of North York. January 4th of 2023, at the age of fifty-one, I retired and moved to tanzania on January 12th. It was the best move i have made. Recently, I acquired my land, and I am about to start my building project very soon. Congratulations on your project. It looks great 👍

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you for your kind words and congratulations on your retirement and new building project in Tanzania! It's great to hear that you're enjoying your new chapter and that everything is coming together for you. Best of luck with your project

[@patrickboriyieeweh8254]

Job well done. I think the solar panel technicians might have a point there. This is because solar panels dont work at 100% efficiency. The best solar panels work at around 20% efficiency, which means each 450W solar panel on your roof will output around 90W/Hour and not 450W/Hour. So check if this corresponds with your current charge time and hopefully it can help with future decisions 👍

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you for your insight! You're right that solar panels don't work at 100% efficiency. Understanding this can help manage expectations and make more informed decisions for future projects. I'll definitely look into this further. Thanks for sharing!

[@jeffreyekhosuehi3427]

My engineer once told me that mono panels are more efficient in the southern Nigeria than the poly panels. Poly panels is more use in cooler weather.

[@leofuju5055]

The tile work on the pillars came out really well. well done. Beautiful home i must say

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you like how the tile work on the pillars turned out. Your kind words mean a lot to me.

[@cwangcomqingwana8912]

God Bless your craft, Your temperament breaths Passion for Architecture, Thanks for the Encouragement towards the end of the Video, this was Very Inspiring, Hope you elevate to greater heights in the profession🙏

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you so much for your kind words and blessings! I'm glad you found the video inspiring.

[@naijaderbytourer766]

Weldone Engr, I love ur project management skills, I am now thinking of putting in the time to run mine. I love the idea of wooden interior doors, it make more sense.

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you find my project management skills inspiring. Taking the time to run your project can lead to great results. Wooden interior doors do add a warm and elegant touch. Best of luck with your project!

[@Jesuyon77]

The house is looking set, the paint finishing is amazing. The outside tiles choices are beautiful too. I can imagine how much work and money you have invested in this, having to deal with inflation and unstable prices. You have really done well. I like the height of your fence as well. Please, i will like to know the plot size, and how many fence wire blade went into it I could see it laid down along the fence about to be installed). I was going to use the electric fence wire, but my area is typically safe, and the wire blade would do, probably to just deter petty thieves. I also want to know if you have any plans for security cameras, so you can monitor your house from anywhere in the world.

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you so much for your kind words and observations! The plot size is one and half, Am not sure how much fence wire blades was used. I agree, using wire blades can be a good deterrent for petty thieves. As for security cameras, I do plan to install them for added security and the ability to monitor the house remotely. It's a worthwhile investment for peace of mind. Thanks again for your support!

[@Jesuyon77]

@@CharlesOtti I just watched the new video you uploaded on the cctv cameras 9thums-up). Thanks for your response, too, there is always something new to learn or look up to. I also noticed that the electric fence wire had been installed as against the previous wire blade. rust me, every detailed work and effort put into this will go a long way in enhancing the comfortability and security which are ultimate. 🙌👍

[@CharlesOtti]

@@Jesuyon77 You're welcome, and thank you for your positive feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the new video and found it informative. Yes, the switch to an electric fence wire was a decision made to enhance security. Every detail matters in creating a comfortable and secure environment, and I appreciate your recognition of the effort put into the project.

[@oluyemisidaji1109]

Well done, bro! You're making fantastic progress. It's not a sprint so slow and steady makes it perfect. Been building since before d pandemic too and we are only just finishing! Not how long but how well❤❤

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement! You're absolutely right. It's not about how quickly we finish, but how well the project turns out in the end. I appreciate your support, and I'm sure your project will turn out beautifully as well. Best of luck with the final stages!

[@ucok3951]

Good job brother, but your house is huge for a country like Nigeria with no electricity. Relying on solar to power it will put a strain and costly to maintain when it is fully in use. I kept my building in Lagos small, so it can efficiently power with solar. You should have use solar lights for the outside lights to reduce strain on the main system.

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you for your feedback! You raise a valid point about the challenges of relying solely on solar power for a large house in Nigeria. I appreciate your suggestion about using solar lights for the outside lights to reduce the strain on the main system. It's always good to consider energy-efficient solutions when planning a project like this

[@therealitiesoflife01]

Great video. Good luck with the rest of the project. You seem like a fair dinkum guy!

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you for your kind words and support! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Tasteful_Living]

You are really doing well with your project. The cowboys worker should be put in the dogs house with your dogs😄 Joke apart please can break the sola system down for me what was involved and the cost, and where can I get some like this ? Many thanks

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you! The solar system includes inverter and batteries which i imported from China, then got the panels from Nigeria.

[@iykeaneke8983]

Great job bro! Could you let me know what it cost you to plaster your fence. Mine is yet undone and is almost the size of yours.

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you! Plastering the fence cost around 1.5m for materials and labor.

[@bintabarry3170]

Great job my brother. Job well done done

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you very much! I appreciate your kind words and support

[@jeffreyekhosuehi3427]

Excellent bro.

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you!

[@olaeremedia]

Love your honesty...

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you! Honesty is important to me, especially when sharing my experiences. I'm glad you appreciate it.

[@kazeemabalogun1293]

Congratulations my brother, please how much is the electric fence

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you for your kind words. Ill let you to know the cost after completion on my upcoming video.

[@Alexkotti]

excellent work bro, the pillars are looking fresh.

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you like how the pillars turned out. Your support means a lot!

[@Alexkotti]

@@CharlesOtti The pleasure is mine

[@chinyereoko4583]

Beautiful work so far The tiles on the pillars are beautiful. Is that crack tiles or brick tiles?

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you! The tiles on the pillars are brick tiles.

[@matthewjoseph3991]

Wonderful job brother, please can you give me the contact of the man who made your rooms doors. Thanks and have a wonderful stay in Nigeria.

[@CharlesOtti]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you like the doors. I will get back to you with the contact info of the person

[@TheAkinOluShow]

Well done brother. I love the warm interior doors. Could you share the contact of person who did it with me too? Thanks

[@Abidjan-weekly]

Are u people against natural light in Nigeria? Small windows covered by black gates.

[@CharlesOtti]

It's common in Nigeria and many other places to use security measures like gates or bars on windows for safety reasons. However, it's also important to balance security with natural light and ventilation. There are ways to design windows and security features that allow for both.