Olorunfemi Samuel AJayi

Very interesting! Please where can we get the materials in Ibadan for personal practical? What is the actual measurements in relation to the space? Thank you

1 year ago

Oluwaseye Yayah

i would like to know where to get the 3d panel and also the measurement and cost of the epoxy was not included also is the 3d panel self-adhesive or other things were added to it.

1 year ago

Goodnews Great

Love This ,? But im trying receive the certificate and no response

1 year ago

Abubakar Salisu Abubakar

Please send me my certificate

1 year ago

Abubakar Salisu Abubakar

Why you don't reply to the questions

1 year ago

Abubakar Salisu Abubakar

I have completed my 3D design course and even paid for the certificate but I didn't got it

1 year ago

Khairah BADA

My certificate

1 year ago

Ramota Oyekunle

I really love this class but my question goes thus, can we do 3d floor on a pavement like floor coz what im seeing here is a tiled floor

1 year ago

Oluwaleke Iyiola

wow! its really a nice time learning from your vast knowledge of yours. please, where can we get epoxy in ibadan and how much? also, you never thought us on the measurement of chemical in relation to the space to be worked on.

1 year ago

Emmanuel Uyoi

Wow this is great, I really enjoy the class, is mind blowing

2 years ago

Tayo Akinpelu

Thanks for this class... It was well explanatory

2 years ago

AKPOS FELIX

One of the first things you should do when your house floods is stop the source of water coming in if at all possible. If your sump-pump is broken or malfunctioning, replacing it will help keep up with any continuing rains and may prevent further damage to your basement, garage, crawl space, or main floor. Calling the city to remove debris from storm drains may also be necessary in order to help stop flooding.

2 years ago

AKPOS FELIX

The first, in any major home disaster is to remain safe. You may be forced to leave your home if the flooding is bad enough. Make sure you are also safe when you return to your home to begin dealing with the aftermath. This may include turning off the power, as water and electricity obviously do not mix. Be sure to wear protective clothing–such as rubber boots and gloves–when you reenter your home. Not only will you be dealing with the water itself, but also whatever else the water has been in contact with, namely debris or even sewage. It is best to protect yourself against whatever harmful chemicals and items the flooding may have washed in.

2 years ago

Muktari Muhammad Mahdi

Very interesting, how will I get my certificate if I finish the course and how much I am going to pay

2 years ago

Ujunwa Chukwura

Yes I can assist a child in buying school uniform, sandal, socks, some books. User ID: 49abba39 CHUKWURA Ujunwa.

2 years ago

Goodness Uzochi Orji

Amazing

2 years ago

Funmibi Oluwadare

It is straight to the point I.e very brief and I understand it. Thanks

2 years ago

TOLULOPE VICTOR OMOSOWON

When is the test going to be written

2 years ago

TOLULOPE VICTOR OMOSOWON

I love the teacher, he took the lecture at a steady pace alongside the practical work. He made it explicitly understandable. Thanks

2 years ago

Ifeanyi Esor

Please I want to get into the lecture

2 years ago

ABDULRAHMAN YUSHAU

If the floor is stone one and the owner want to change it with 3D floor a we going to break the stone one first or how we doing?

2 years ago

HANNAH OLUWAFUNMILAYO OLATUNDE

Wow I really enjoy my Epoxy class. It very interesting and easy to understand, God bless DSIgate

2 years ago

Olaleye Oladiran

thanks but it would have been good if we could be told where we can get the materials in Lagos.

2 years ago