Bashir Ibraheem A.

Architect, Humanitarian, sports ( Chelsea fans) and politics analyst, progressive minded.

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

I'm an architect driven by creativity, innovation, and a passion for solving real-world problems through design.

My journey began in the rural parts of Osun State, where challenges shaped my resilience. Today, I'm a graduate of Architecture, continuously learning, growing, and building valuable experience in the profession.

This page is where I share architecture, construction, design ideas, career growth, and my journey.

If we're meeting for the first time, kindly follow. I believe we'll learn, grow, and share great experiences together.
Welcome! 🤝

[UnfilteredLife @Unfilteredxrp8]

This is exactly the question I asked myself that helped me snap out of that mindset in my early beginnings. I also advise people to put themselves first, because if anything happens to you, the people you are taking care of will still find a way to survive.

You need to uplift yourself and reach a stronger position before you can effectively help others. Otherwise, you risk everyone struggling together and sinking into poverty. Taking care of yourself is not selfish, it gives you the strength and stability to support those who depend on you.

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@ericaovoke It's quite important 🙂

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

As a "CLIENT" please.

Never negotiate a construction project without first requesting a detailed Bill of Quantities (BOQ) or cost estimate.

A proper breakdown of materials, labour, and other costs makes construction expenses predictable and transparent. It also helps you compare quotations fairly and reduces the risk of overpricing or hidden charges.

Being unfamiliar with construction shouldn't make you an easy target. Always ask for the numbers before agreeing to the price.

A good contractor won't fear transparency. 🏗️

Hope you have a nice day ahead.

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@iamBrightonn @Prince_of_web3 Done ✅

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@Prince_of_web3 Let's connect... I'm following back immediately 🙂

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@MaryyBeniii Morning 🌞

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

You can quickly recognise professional on site by elements colours.

🟡 Yellow – General Workers/Labourers
⚪ White – Architects, Engineers & Site Management
🔵 Blue – Skilled Trades (Electricians, Carpenters, Technicians)
🟢 Green – HSE/Safety Officers & First Aiders
🔴 Red – Fire Marshals & Emergency Response
🟠 Orange – Banksmen, Traffic Marshals & Lifting Signalers
🟤 Brown – Welders & High-Heat Operations
⚫ Grey – Visitors or Quality Control (on some sites)

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@iam_ckm Yeah... good morning 🌄

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

On your way to work tomorrow, consider stopping by a steel dealer and requesting that a 12mm or 16mm reinforcement bar be measured with a vernier caliper.

You may be surprised to discover that some bars sold as 12mm actually measure closer to 10.5mm, while some sold as 16mm measure around 13.3mm.

If building materials do not conform to the dimensions under which they are marketed, this raises serious concerns about consumer protection and construction quality. Buyers pay for a specific standard and may unknowingly receive something different.

This is where regulatory agencies such as the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) should play a stronger role in enforcing standards, protecting consumers, and ensuring that products sold meet their stated specifications.

Building in Nigeria is already expensive. Nigerians deserve to receive the quality and specifications they pay for.

Stronger enforcement and regular market inspections would go a long way toward restoring confidence in the construction industry.

Hope you learn something today.

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@NextGenConstrut Well said

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@iam_ckm Yeah 👍

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

This building was completed around 2022 at an estimated cost of ₦120 million.

Fast forward to today, a similar design would cost about ₦300 million to build.

To many people, that sounds unbelievable until you consider the reality: the price of cement has skyrocketed, reinforcement bars have become far more expensive, exchange rate fluctuations have driven up the cost of imported materials, and transportation and labour costs have all increased significantly.

The result is a construction industry where the same project now costs more than double what it did just a few years ago.

The BIG QUESTION is: Where did we get it wrong?

The continuous, unpredictable rise in building material prices makes planning almost impossible. In many cases, suppliers can increase prices overnight without any form of stability.

I hope policymakers take this seriously. A more stable construction sector isn't just good for architects and contractors it makes decent housing and infrastructure more affordable and sustainable for every Nigerian.

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@Tusizlee Congratulations 👏

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

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[REAL HISTORY & FACTS @TolaAshton]

"Imagine you're not Yoruba"

Dapada!!!! May we not imagine rubbish 🙏🏽

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@kbabaa Lol... God himself is an architect 🤣

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

The first profession on earth 🌎 🌍 is architecture... people don't know.

[Ọvọke Ighotegwọnọ @ericaovoke]

@High_bee0001 Anywhere I see reference to traditional architecture.. I’m sat!
Mama Vee doesn’t recommend rubbish. 😊

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@ericaovoke Wow... that's good of you 👏👏

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@yemisi_omo4 Lol

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

At what age you makes your first thousands???

Me:12

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@motun_loveth Lol 🤣 no be everybody don reach that level

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

@yemisi_omo4 Thanks 👍

[Bashir Ibraheem A. @High_bee0001]

Kindly rate this design on scale to 1-10?