JME Construction Nig Ltd

12/01/2026

Tell me the kind of house you want to build on the comment section and I will tell you the total block's needed.

08/01/2026

These are some important legal documents you should look out for whenever you are embarking on purchase of land and landed property:
✓ deed of conveyance or deed of assignment : it's a legal document that transfers ownership of land from the seller to the buyer and it also proves that you are the owner

✓ Survey plan: this shows the location and size also letting you know the four coordinates of a particular plot that has been assigned to you.

✓ Allocation of letter: If you're buying a property from real estate firm, they have to give you allocation letter to a specific plot that is assigned to you.

✓ Certificate of occupancy also known as C of O: This is a very important document you should look out for when buying a land this document is issued by the government and also proves that the land is allocated to you and recognised. This prevent future dispute and this document is signed by the governor.

✓ Receipt or you can call it contract of payment: this proves that you actually made a payment for a property and without this you can not prove that you made a payment. It also important for a legal tender:

By Engr Jerry E.N
CEO J.M.E SHELTERS LTD

07/01/2026

What you need to know

07/01/2026

13/02/2025

Happy birthday to LOVE..

04/02/2025

WHY YOU NEED A PROFESSIONAL TO SUPERVISE YOUR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.

1. Expertise and Experience: Building professionals, such as architects, engineers, or project managers, bring specialized knowledge to ensure the design, planning, and ex*****on meet industry standards. Their experience helps in handling complex issues that may arise during construction.

2. Quality Control: A professional ensures that the materials, workmanship, and construction methods meet the required quality standards, preventing issues such as structural defects or safety hazards.

3. Regulatory Compliance: Professionals are familiar with local building codes, zoning laws, and other regulations. They ensure the project complies with legal requirements, which reduces the risk of fines, delays, or having to redo work.

4. Budget Management: A professional can help with cost estimation, resource allocation, and maintaining the budget throughout the construction process. They can also identify potential cost overruns early and implement corrective measures.

5. Time Management: Professionals can create and monitor project timelines, ensuring that tasks are completed on schedule and that delays are minimized. Their oversight helps prevent unnecessary disruptions and ensures the project progresses smoothly.

6. Problem Solving: Construction projects often encounter unexpected challenges. A professional can quickly identify problems and implement solutions, minimizing disruptions to the project timeline and cost.

7. Safety: Supervising professionals ensure that the construction site adheres to health and safety standards, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring the well-being of workers and visitors.