Prince Rudy Real Estate and Properties, Ado

josepha (78)verified/club5050in Steem For Pakistan • 6 days ago (edited)

Yesterday, my two friends and I visited Abuja, and on our way back, we stopped at Prince Rudy Real Estate and Properties, which is located in Ado town.

In the early hours of the day, we left Akwanga for Abuja, FCT, Nigeria, intending to change the roof of a car. While my guy has already communicated with someone who has agreed to do the job which we left Akwanga for Abuja. The person told us to meet him at a certain place in Gwarinpa in Abuja, but as we got closer to the town, he sent us another address that we should meet him at Ado town, which is outside of Abuja.

_{This is an area view of the outside of the place}

We drove back and stopped at Ado at a plaza called All Smile. It is a big Plaza with many rooms inside it. In the Plaza, we went to a particular office, which is the office Prince Rudy Real Estate and Properties, and stayed.

_{Prince Rudy Real. Estate and Property Waiting Room}

_{The two of my guys: one lying down and one standing}

As the person we were to see came, we discussed it before he then drove the car to the mechanic workshop while my friends and I were left behind in the office. We stayed in the office for a long time before we then went out to buy something, came back, and still spent time waiting for the car to arrive so we could head back to Akwanga.

While at the place, we start feeling hungry and decide to order food. We order food from a local mampout restaurant to save cost. The food is quite cheap, with a plate costing ₦1,000, which is equivalent to 4.6 STEEM.

_Food

Food in the Ado area is kind of cheap compared to food in Abuja. However, the place is kind of conducive for living, but the noise pollution is uncontrollable as it is closer to the main road. We stayed in Prince Rudy Real Estate and Properties** office for more than 7 hours before the person who took the vehicle came.

_{Trying to check the fault at night}

Unfortunately, as he brought the car, it refused to start because of a fault that developed, and also the person who drove it crashed it. We stood by the roadside with a mechanic who came trying to fix it, but still was unable to do it as the problem was from the kickstarter, and there was no available shop to get a new one.

It was too late when I thought of lodging, but I couldn't because of where I had planned to go the next day. My guy stayed back while the other guy and I took a public transport back to Akwanga, which we reached at 12:11am.