140 A. C Umezulike Street Kugbo Furniture FCT Abuja

• Home Furnitures, Office Furnitures, General furniture making

0805

Abuja

Abuja

• Schools, offices, nursing mothers, picnics, throw pillow, souvenir items etc. Ara Ideas got you covered. We also train on how to cut and sew them.

0813

Kubwa

BLK C33 FLAT 4 Same Global Estate Abuja Nigeria

• 1. Bore drilling, Installation and maintenance. 2. Building services in a building 3. General supply of goods and services

0803

Apo & Apo Extension

45 SAMUEL LADOKE AKINTOLA BOULEVARD STREET GARKI 2 Abuja

• Covering everything coverable at your wonder event

+234

Abuja City Centre

Abuja Nigeria

• I’m a creative designer and social media manager who turns brand ideas into scroll-stopping visuals and revenue-driving social strategies. I design brand identities, create daily content (static, carousel, reels/shorts), run community & influencer campaigns, and deliver ready-to-post content calendars that grow followers and convert customers. Ideal for startups, e-commerce and thought leaders across Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Facebook. Book a consult to scale your social presence.

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Abuja City Centre

47 SAMUEL LADOKE AKINTOLA BOULEVARD STREET GARKI 2 Abuja Nigeria

• Sumptuous dishes both local and intercontinental

+234

Abuja City Centre

Suleja Zuba FCT Abuja

• We print bread nylons leather at cheaper price. We meet up with your large orders and we deliver nationwide. Abuja and all states in Nigeria. Am requesting for your kind patronage please: Prince 09079019789

0907

Abuja City Centre

ETF Library building, GSS Tudun Wada Wuse zone 4

• We are a new crèche that is committed to taking care of your children while you go about your business with zero worries. Opening hours are 7am-5pm Mondays - Fridays except national holidays.

0809

Abuja City Centre

kubwa

• Sweetener. Bonding . mallaka set, chicken herb. Do as I say

+234

Abuja City Centre

6 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent suite 7, 4th floor, ITF House Maitama Abuja

• MYMAIGUARD gadgets like 4G LTE Wi-Fi Smart Gateway, Battery Powered/Solar Wi-Fi CCTV Camera, Battery Powered Wi-Fi Nanny Camera, Battery Powered Wi-Fi Door & Window Sensors, Battery Powered Wi-Fi Smoke | Temperature Sensors, DIY & Home Automation devices [lightings, Switches, Energy Monitoring, etc.] are mostly wireless, battery-powered, scalable & tailor-made to suit every customer, It is fundamentally optimized for mobile phone control & event notification for all installed gadgets. The mobile app supports Android and iOS mobile phones.

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Wuse & Maitama

Gwarimpa plaza life camp abuja

• SUPPLIES OF INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING MACHINES, GENERAL LAUNDRY CONSULTANT, TRAINER AND PRODUCTION LAUNDRY CHEMICALS, LIQUID SOAP, LIQUID STARCH, STAIN REMOVALS, E.T.C

0701

Abuja City Centre

Vitafoam, one man village

• Glow!!! Let your skin give you a hug....

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Online

• I sell online digital products to customers for example (BAM)Beginners AFFILIATE marketing

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Kurudu

Abuja

• Vendor of Fragrance Oils, Scented Candles, Reed Diffusers

+234

Abuja City Centre

Lugbe Airport Road Abuja

• Stamped concrete floors are created through a multi-step process that involves pouring concrete, adding color and texture, and imprinting patterns using specialized stamps. Here's a breakdown of the steps involved in making stamped concrete floors: Surface Preparation: The surface where the stamped concrete will be installed is thoroughly cleaned and prepared. This includes removing any existing coatings, sealants, or debris, and repairing any cracks, chips, or uneven areas. Concrete Mixing: A concrete mix is prepared according to the desired specifications, including the appropriate ratio of cement, aggregates, water, and additives. Integral color or surface-applied color hardeners may also be added at this stage to achieve the desired color. Pouring Concrete: The prepared concrete mix is poured onto the prepared surface and spread evenly to create a uniform base for stamping. It's important to work quickly and efficiently to ensure that the concrete remains workable during the stamping process. Coloring: Integral color or surface-applied color hardeners are added to the concrete to achieve the desired hue and tone. Pigments or stains may also be used to create variegated effects or enhance the depth and richness of the color. Stamping: While the concrete is still in its plastic or semi-fluid state, specialized stamps or molds are pressed into the surface to impart texture and pattern. Stamps are typically made of polyurethane or rubber and come in various sizes and configurations to create realistic textures and patterns. Detailing: Additional detailing and customization may be done using hand tools or specialty stamps to create borders, medallions, or intricate designs. Control joints are also cut into the surface to control cracking and provide a natural-looking division between sections. Curing: Once the stamping process is complete, the stamped concrete is allowed to cure properly to achieve maximum strength and durability. This typically involves keeping the surface moist and protected from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures for a specified period of time.

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Lugbe