About SAMJADES
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Engineer SAMJADES Construction Company (Nigeria) Limited is a Nigerian construction company. SAMJADES Construction Company was formed as a private company many years ago and is now one of Nigeria’s fastest growing and most dynamic construction and civil engineering firms. SAMJADES has been providing high-quality integrated building solutions for almost a decade.
Our original concentration was Construct, renovation and sub-contract work, and we quickly established ourselves. Today, our business and reputation are predicated on delivering constant quality, speed, efficiency, and total client satisfaction.
We have broadened our operational and service offerings to meet a broad range of building needs in both the public and private sectors. Our portfolio includes successful projects in the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, with clients from different industries and budgets.
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