A lot of Nigerian tilers will not go through the stress .
Jana

Oct 15, 2026 · 4:35 PM UTC

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Something wey dem go use plier chip
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Are you kidding? Haba nau. There are professions who pull this everytime
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I know, but how many do you think will go through this stress
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They pull off this level of craftsmanship and more na just you dey look down on your own
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I no look down on them, inside 10 tiler, na only 1 or 2 fit sabi this things
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We’ve lost craftsmanship in Nigeria, people work to survive and not for perfection.
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Because most of them are in these jobs due to them being jobless and not passion
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My Brother does actually I watch him working at a site over the weekend and I was amazed
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A little geometry and a bit of arithmetic. This is very satisfying to watch. 📐📏✏️
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When they were teaching them technical drawing in school, they will say "school na scam"
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Can you pay Nigerian tilers enough to be able to do it, there is nothing a Nigeria professionals can't do but the employers are not ready to pay for it. They always know someone who can do it cheaper, sometimes they boycott the master for the apprentice because they are cheaper.
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Una dey see Nigeria handworker finish oo.. one of the best in the world with less instrument oo..
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Do they even know these methods exist?? 😭😭😭
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Most of them are just doing it to survive
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Do you think after learning all these, the tiler with the experience will charge the same price as that of the regular ones who don’t possess the ability? But a developer or home owner will always pick the cheaper option at all times. So do you think anyone would want to do that
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'Oga just manage am like that, na so we dey do am'
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Applying mathematics to real life
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Bold of you to think dey even know the right way of doing them People wey nor learn work finish b4 dey set themselves up
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oddly so satisfying to watch
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Those of you asking why the need of math now you see.
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Because wages are terrible. Why bother when you need to go hustle another job just to make tfare?
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While I concur to this caption , I still have an exception. Some tilers won't, some would do it when they know you won't accept otherwise. You no fit cut my tiles anyhow on site sha.
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One end is fine what about the other end?
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We do this too; how else could they have done it?
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Lai lai
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The last two got me 👏
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The only problem here is the cutting machine that can give you a perfect curve.
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Oh..wow...didn't know a compass had real life usage
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Almost everything in this world is calculation and engineering.
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Those tools are thesame mathematical tools that made them give up in z first place!
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Naija tiler no get time
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Most can actually do this, but they just want to finish and go, zero patience
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lol that’s how d do it already
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Do they well then well to do the job and think you people should talk more about that instead of condemning Nigerian artisan every damn time.
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