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Politics › Re: Protesting Workers Shut Edo Govt House Over Unpaid Salaries by anonimi: 3:39pm On Oct 31, 2014
karlmax2:
this what they feed you people then turn around to buy bed 50m u apc goons should try and educate. Yourselves below is the link and amount shared just last month

September 2014 Federation Allocation: FG, States, Lgs
Share N603.529 Billion

http://prnigeria.com/2014/10/september-2014-federation-allocation-fg-states-lgs-share-n603-529-billion/
Many thanks for your link, which I have now bookmarked.
Politics › Re: Reuters UK Predict GEJ Victory In 2015 by anonimi: 1:27pm On Oct 31, 2014
Goldenboy007:
You seems to miss the point, Fayose is a crook, a criminal caught red-handed by his godfather, he was chased into exile and now just few years later has come back to become a governor againhuh Poverty is a bastard!!! Oh lord! What generation of misfits are we breeding!!! Are these current youths a punishment for the errors our parents committed?
My point is Fayose would not have been able to be voted in IF Fayemi and APC had worked for the people hence limited poverty both economically and of the mind.
Politics › Re: Buhari Is 72 by anonimi: 1:26pm On Oct 31, 2014
kskpoundz:
Almost every youth here is a victim of having a corrupt mind.doing special center 4 Olevel exams,bribing lecturers to pass,bribing to win a contest etc. 80 % of our youth are corrupt. What difference will dey mak if dey bcom precido?
Is president the ONLY position of political leadership in our country huh
Don't you think that the LGA Councillor, for example is also a political leader?
Politics › Re: Protesting Workers Shut Edo Govt House Over Unpaid Salaries by anonimi: 10:26am On Oct 31, 2014
Obiagelli:
40% reduction in Osun’s federal allocation unjustifiable – Aregbesola

www.punchng.com/news/40-reduction-in-osuns-federal-allocation-unjustifiable-aregbesola/
* Does Aregbesola not know the way to the Supreme court huh
** Was his state Finance commissioner not part of the FAAC that allocates Niger Delta oil revenue money every month?

We should learn to separate PROPAGANDA from real issues of governance, otherwise we show ourselves to not only be clueless but also very daft angry

Obiagelli:
“If truly the country is not broke, then the real allocation to states should be given to them,”
Governor Okorocha stressed.

Illegal Deductions
He wondered why the PDP governors were not complaining about the dwindling revenue, urging the Federal Government to addressed the issue
and not politicise it.

www.channelstv.com/2014/10/22/apc-governors-ask-fg-to-address-dwindling-allocations-to-states/
Ditto for Okorocha.
Politics › Re: Buhari Is 72 by anonimi: 9:27am On Oct 31, 2014
Obiagelli:
If you have what it takes
How old was Gowon, Murtala, Buhari when they became Head of State, Ministers and state governors etc ?
What special thing did they have beyond the guns bought with civilians' tax money huh
Politics › Re: Fashola Commissions Mainland Power Plant....pics... by anonimi: 9:24am On Oct 31, 2014
django1:
If you weren't such an hypocrite, you would have made sense.
How am I an hypocrite, please?
Politics › Re: Protesting Workers Shut Edo Govt House Over Unpaid Salaries by anonimi:
Obiagelli:
Gej should pay states their allocation, this is no excuse for Oshiomole though. Disappointed.
Are you not PATHETIC huh Why continue to make excuses for the profligacy of our state governors angry
Did any state tell you that they have not received their DUE monthly allocation from Abuja derived from Niger Delta oil revenue?

If they could drag the FEDERAL government to court over the Sovereign Wealth Fund, don't you think they would have dragged the FG to court again if indeed they were not being fully paid as you allege?

Governors Go to Court Over Sovereign Wealth Fund

More from: http://allafrica.com/view/group/main/main/id/00014152.html
Politics › Re: Fashola Commissions Mainland Power Plant....pics... by anonimi: 9:13am On Oct 31, 2014
django1:
Hahaha...as if you saw my first reaction when I read anonimi's post! No red colored pipe borne water? Dude must have woken up with an head ache.
I see that I have many silent, secret followers grin

You guys should know that there is a time & place for everything.
BTW, do you think TAP water should not be available all over in every state huh
Politics › Re: Fashola Commissions Mainland Power Plant....pics... by anonimi: 8:34am On Oct 31, 2014
mapet:
.....of all your vociferous illogical postings, I'm surprised you didn't regurgitate your same ole warped fables "pipe borne water..."
Thanks for doing so on my behalf. cheesy
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protesters Burn Burkina Faso Parliament Building by anonimi: 8:31am On Oct 31, 2014
voltron:
Some citizens of Africa have not sold their conscience to Politicians and do not wait for GOD to take action grin grin unlike one giant of africa
The highlighted is the bane of primitive, knowledge-averse societies such as ours.

God has never come down to fix any society and He is not about to start doing so.
Did He not create us in His image with dominion over all huh
Politics › Re: GEJ Plotting To Reconvene House – APC by anonimi: 3:47am On Oct 31, 2014
raumdeuter:
We have numerous people who have decamped since 1999, Tell us how many have lost their seat
The aggrieved party has a CHOICE to drag them to court or not.
Get it huh
Politics › Re: Nda-isaiah Pays For APC Presidential Forms by anonimi: 3:36am On Oct 31, 2014
donphilopus:
Beauty of democracy. APC ain't like the so-called 'Democratic' Party that has refused to practise what they preach. The form would be presented to him immediately he gets to the National Secretariat with his teller. Not like that party whose account was credited with N24m, but refused to sell the nomination form to those who deposited the cash claiming they only printed one [for the clueless guy]!
I thought it was your JagaBandit who paid $5,000 for his'golden invitation' to Obama's second term nomination convention in Charlotte, NC!

Did he also tell you how many other candidates they sold forms to huh Shebi the man dey yarn us tori sey dem don get am for alliance with Obama's party after his 'golden' attendance grin

Bunch of HYPOCRITE clowns leading their clueless followers.
Politics › Re: Fashola Commissions Mainland Power Plant....pics... by anonimi: 9:58pm On Oct 30, 2014
Sincere9gerian:
It seems Fashola is just playing cheap politics with Lagosians because the current electricity laws and regulations allows state governors to build power plants, embed it locally and distribute it to any target people locally without going through any national grid. This is the current situation. Fashola should stop telling wicked lies. No law stops him from building a power plant that will power ikeja for instance and distribute it using the ikeja distribution company which is now a private entity
He is playing the politics of being selected as Buhari's second fiddle aka running mate hence aresa is on overdrive for the past few days or so.

Let's wish them plenty of luck.
Politics › Re: BUHARI'S Pension Details Released By Ministry by anonimi: 9:54pm On Oct 30, 2014
neenar:
Mr. crayon, you should seek it first. Attached below is a screenshot from Ironsi's Wikipedia page, and it says nothing about Gowon leading the coup.
And conveniently the CoAS was unreachable, abi huh
Novice confirmed indeed.

Enjoy your state of blissful ignorance!
Politics › Re: BUHARI'S Pension Details Released By Ministry by anonimi: 9:21pm On Oct 30, 2014
neenar:
Yes na! Buhari didn't take part in the coup that brought him in, so also Gowon. The major players in the overthrowing of Shehu Shagari's government were David Mark, T.Y Damjuma and a few others.
Gowon took part in the counter-coup of July 1966.
In all your getting, get knowledge.
Politics › Re: BUHARI'S Pension Details Released By Ministry by anonimi: 9:20pm On Oct 30, 2014
For those willing to understand more about our country =>

Sibabasibaba1:
APC e-maggots say GMB was not part of the planning of the 1983 coup that sacked Shagari's government. They tell us that he was, in fact, invited by the planners to become head of state after the coup. Well, in this abridged interview, Tanko Yakassai insists that Buhari was fully aware of the plot and that some of the meetings of the coup plotters, were, in fact, held in his then residence in Jos.


Q. In our last edition of Rariya newspaper, former Vice President Alex Ekwueme has denied the allegation made by Buhari’s government against that of Shagari saying it was toppled because of widespread corruption. He said it was the Southern papers which were mainly owned by top UPN stalwarts that were spreading the false rumours. Since you were in that government; what do you have to say?


What he said is true. There is widespread corruption even now, but the newspapers only focus their attention wherever they want, not necessarily where the corruption is taking place. You see newspaper looking the other way, even if they knew something wrong is happening in a particular place because of certain interests.

During Shagari’s tenure, only two or three ministers were accused. One of them fled to England after the coup, but don’t forget that while he was there, he was being fed, but the rumour then was that he had amassed lots of dollars. Another one had to sell his property to feed his family after he returned. That is proof enough that the allegations of corruption against them were not true.

After the military coup, we had soldiers who stole so much that up to now, no one has stolen as much as they did. I don’t have to mention names. Just check critically yourself, from the time of Gowon to date, between the military guys and civilians like Shagari whom we were in government together with, and whom we have been in politics with for over 60 years, who stole the most?
Shagari began politics with the Sokoto youth party, and I with Kano youth party in 1946, and Shagari began before me by one year, and he is older than me with one year.

Go and see at least three people who started politics in that era, people such as Shagari, Ali Monguno and Maitama Sule; they have held all sorts of positions, but go and meet people close to them and let them tell you how much each has in his bank account. I swear to you none of them has more than three million naira in his account, except may be one person, and even you see it there, may be someone gave it to them. They were just engaged in politics and not stealing.


Shagari and Alex Ekwueme were investigated for more than twenty months, at the end of the day, Justice Ayo Irekefe said Alex Ekwueme went into politics a rich man, and left as a poor man. They investigated Shagari extensively, but could not establish a case of stealing a dime on him before they let him be. But we saw what the person investigating him did afterwards, he is still extremely rich. If you read the history of Shagari, I have a copy, I can give you; in chapter 17, the writers used about 70 pages discussing what they did to Shagari.


Q. Let’s go back to the issue of coup, we were on it before we diverted to your stay in prison. Where were we?



In the book I was telling you about, they said Obasanjo told Umaru Shinkafi, that shortly after the election of 1979, some military officers went to him and informed him not to hand over to Shagari. Obasanjo told them that he had already told the world he was going to hand over power, and that he inherited the office, after a coup attempt that was not successful. He stated that his predecessor promised to hand over, and it means he must hand over.

Obasanjo also told them that he has initiated an election process which was successful. Shagari won, people went to court and he won there as well. ‘So on what grounds should I tell the world I would not hand over to him? Who do you even want me to hand over to? And they said, ’hand over to Buhari’!’

So even before power was handed over to Shagari, the military attempted to steal it and hand over to Buhari. So it wasn’t about bribery and corruption or not to hand over to Alex Ekwueme. I am not the first person to say this; the boys who published Shagari’s book said it first. But, I have also relayed it in my book. And I will give you a copy to go and read.

And since his assumption of power by Shagari, there were several attempts to topple him until they eventually succeeded. It was revealed in that book that the military had attempted to stage a coup even before the second election in 1983. They sought the advice of one of their senior officer who had retired, he told them he supported the idea of a coup, but if they did it before the election, Awolowo would say it was because he was billed to win the election, and the Yoruba owns the newspapers and most editors at the time were also Yoruba and so they would give it widespread publicity such that the world would reject the coup. He advised them to let the election take place first, before they do whatever they want to do.

There was also a revelation in the book that General Domkat Bali’s wife thought her husband was having an affair when she noticed that he always came home late, unlike him. When her suspicion became too much, one day he told her that he was not having an affair, but he was always coming back late because they were meeting in Buhari’s house to stage a coup. Buhari was the GOC in Jos at the time, and he told her not to tell anyone. Incidentally, Domkat Bali’s wife is related to the wife of Solomon Lar, the then Governor of Plateau State. She realised that a coup would affect her relatives’ husband, and she could not take it, because she feared he could be killed. So, she told Lar’s wife, and Lar’s wife also told her husband. It happened that Shagari was going to open the school in Kuru. Solomon told Shagari that he had something to tell him, but Shagari advised him to wait until after the event.

After the event, Solomon Lar told Shagari what he was told at the Presidential lodge in Jos, he mentioned Domkat Bali’s wife as the source of the information. Lar said he had wanted to bring up the issue at the meeting of the National Security Committee, but when he realised that he is not the Commander in Chief, he thought it best to wait, since Shagari is also coming to Jos. Shagari now informed Solomon Lar to go and tell Buhari that this is what he heard, that he was planning a coup. But Lar said I can only do that if you let me inform him that the message came from you. Shagari agreed to that. So when they met with Buhari while they were seeing off President Shagari, Solomon Lar excused Buhari aside and said he wanted to see him, and would come see him at home. But Buhari said how can you a governor come to my house? Lar insisted that he would go. So he went to Buhari’s house and informed him that it was Shagari that sent him to let him know that there was a rumour going round that they were planning a coup.

Buhari said it was not true, there was nothing like that. He asked Lar to go and assure Shagari that it was not true. After Lar left, Buhari called Umaru Shinkafi because they were friends and asked him to meet as soon as possible in Kaduna. Umaru Shinkafi informed Shagari and he was given an aircraft to take him to Kaduna. When they met, Buhari told Shinkafi that he was going to retire since the Commander in Chief does not trust him anymore. There was a time, the military authorities wanted Buhari transferred to Abeokuta but people like Umaru Dikko kicked against it because they said bringing someone like Buhari closed to the seat of power is dangerous. That was why Shagari asked that Buhari be transferred to Jos.

He was very angry with that decision because he felt, he was not trusted. So the second incident made him tell Shinkafi that he was going to retire, since no one trusted him anymore. Shinkafi, in his capacity as the Security Adviser to Shagari, informed Buhari that he knew the president trusted Buhari, so he should not think of retiring. He went back and informed Shagari that Buhari said he should not worry; there was no cause for alarm.

That was what prompted Buhari’s group; they realised that the issue had begun to leak, so they had to strike early. But even before this incident, they had also planned to topple the government on the day Shagari was sworn-in for his second term. In fact Umaru Shinkafi even though did not come out to tell the president that he suspects something was wrong, advised the president to wear a bullet proof vest on his way to the inauguration. Shagari asked him why? I will not wear it. It got to a point Umaru Shinkafi was even shedding tears before Shagari agreed to wear it. In the book, they quoted Babangida as saying they were aware of all this, but Shagari’s people did not know that plans had changed.

Before then, all plans had been perfected and a plane had even been dispatched to Jos to fetch Buhari with instruction to wear his full military regalia, and text of his national speech was already given to him for his inputs before 1st October, 1983. Why they changed their minds, no one knows.This means that they had planned the coup even before the one Solomon Lar got wind of and informed Shagari.


(The interview was granted in Hausa to Rariya newspaper and PREMIUM TIMES has the former’s permission to publish in English).


SOURCE; http://premiumtimesng.com/news/150148-exclusive-why-dying-yaradua-was-sneaked-into-nigeria-without-jonathans-knowledge-tanko-yakasai.html
Politics › Re: BUHARI'S Pension Details Released By Ministry by anonimi: 9:09pm On Oct 30, 2014
Eziachi:
About the 1983 coup. From the history of Nigerian military, it is a well known fact that Buhari had never participated in any coup planning or execution till date, no matter what people choose to say because of politics. I get that.
Too many sentimental novices around here.
Have you read what happened in July 1966, such as this extract huh

VoodooDoll:
Every four years Buhari comes round to try to rule Nigeria. I have met him before and I must say he is very self-centred.

Does anybody know if Buhari has apologised for his part in the July, 1966 coup?

"According to late Major General Garba (rtd), others involved in planning in the South include Captain JN Garba, Lt. William Walbe and Lt. Paul Tarfa (Federal Guards), Lts. Muhammadu Buhari and John Longboem (2nd battalion), Lts. Pam Nwatkon (Abeokuta garrison, Recce), Lts Jerry Useni,Ibrahim Bako and Garba Dada(4th battalion, Ibadan), and Lt. Shehu Musa Yar'Adua (Adjutant, 1st battalion, Enugu)."

"By the time Muhammed got to Ikeja, Captain Martin Adamu, Lts. Nathan, Nassarawa, Muhammadu Buhari, Alfred Gom, Longboem and a bunch of NCOs were already in control of the battalion, having executed several Igbo soldiers and officers (including Major B Nnamani, one of the company commanders) and arrested many others by cordoning off the quartermaster section of the barracks or grabbing soldiers as they came out for morning PT.The battalion commander, Lt. Col. Henry Igboba, narrowly escaped a
dragnet deployed around his house by Lt. Longboem and got away.

Muhammed reportedly gave orders to stop the killing, and focus instead on securing the perimeter as well as approach roads and taking measures to ensure the eventual success of their activities."

Source: http://www.omoigui.com/files/military_counterrebellion_july_1966.pdf (page 36 and 37)
Health › Re: Omonigho's Head Eaten By 2 Dogs (pictures- Viewers Discretion Adviced) by anonimi: 8:49pm On Oct 30, 2014
lakpalakpa:
You are a foolish animal, a moronic toad.

I hope this happens to you or close to you...

Silly Goat!!

angry
E be like sey you sabi situation where SIMPLE ordinary emotions ALONE resolved.

I like to be as REAL as possible.....that's what gets things done and those who understand and practice it make SLAVES of the lazy emotional dregs of this world.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protesters Burn Burkina Faso Parliament Building by anonimi:
astana1:
if PDP are not serious this will happen to them. thieves !!!!
To be replaced by the OTHER set of rogues in Arewa People's Congress, APC huh
Health › Re: Omonigho's Head Eaten By 2 Dogs (pictures- Viewers Discretion Adviced) by anonimi:
idumuose:
The truth is that APC govt is a failed govt.APC in Lagos is a rogue govt.They don't mean well for Nigeria.
Lagos state health care system under APC watch has completely collapsed.

Hospitals have become mere consulting clinics. Tinubu himself knows this.
....which is why the JagaBandit runs to the UK each time he has headache while his depraved, clueless followers continue hailing their Looter-in-Chief.
Health › Re: Omonigho's Head Eaten By 2 Dogs (pictures- Viewers Discretion Adviced) by anonimi: 6:44pm On Oct 30, 2014
EroticAngelina:
oh God!!!? shocked what is this?? I'm actually crying for real sad what kinda dog did this?? Jesus sad get well soon sweetheart, pls don't die sad
Looked for the tears in your post but could not see any, how come?

Indeed, Jesus will come down and make our sweetheart get well soon shocked Shey na so you dey pray make Jesus protect you for night then leave your door open, abi huh
Any chance of getting real here angry
Health › Re: Omonigho's Head Eaten By 2 Dogs (pictures- Viewers Discretion Adviced) by anonimi: 6:09pm On Oct 30, 2014
berem:
could you just STFU !!!
Your friend said I veiw without commenting.....I comment and you say I should STFU.

I will simply BTS.

Ciao cheesy
Politics › Re: xxxx by anonimi: 6:03pm On Oct 30, 2014
baccaspace:
There comes a time when anonimi becomes a guest on read only mode. There comes a time when mogide, phockphockman, stebell, pointB and other PDP trolls pretend to be blind. Such times only come when their pay-master and party has been exposed to be liars and frauds. Such time comes when it is seen that Boko Haram is PDP in every form.
Keep stalking!



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Health › Re: Omonigho's Head Eaten By 2 Dogs (pictures- Viewers Discretion Adviced) by anonimi: 5:59pm On Oct 30, 2014
berem:
Where is that fool called Idumuose? Come and see what you call an ordinary head injury. angry

Please how do you guys plan to start donations? TEHN should please do something!
Don't you think that the progressive administration of Fashola that has raised IGR by over 34 times since 1999 should have adequate social security safety net for these type of cases?

Is this not how it is done in those civilised places where many Lagosians are hiding as socio-economic EXILES huh
Abi na by physical projects such as TOLLED government roads and bridges that a place becomes civilised? shocked
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protesters Burn Burkina Faso Parliament Building by anonimi:
cramjones:
This is how Aso Rock will be burnt should they try to scuttle our bid to retake power!

-CramJones
* Who are the you (our) who want to retake power huh
** When did you (our) have power BEFORE, how & why did you lose it?
*** What will you do differently NOW if per chance you (our) succeed to retake power huh

Are you (our) a CABAL as opposed to the MASS MOVEMENT of people involved in Ouagadougou?
Politics › Re: Reuters UK Predict GEJ Victory In 2015 by anonimi:
Goldenboy007:
Fayose's thugs recently unleashed mayhem on Ekiti people, some properties were destroyed and people beaten mercilessly! Perhaps some of the victims were those that voted without conscience, people who sold their votes for bags of rice ! Life is already paying them back in their own coins!
I thought Fayemi also distributed rice for votes =>


https://ynaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/fayemi-1.jpg



Fayemi and APC had the option of working for the people for four years but preferred to rely on propaganda and shiny projects while blasting the president.
The people are obviously not as MUMU as these leaders think angry
Business › Re: 12 Young Entrepreneurs Who Make Me Feel Optimistic About Nigeria's Future by anonimi: 10:37am On Oct 30, 2014
dellaziz:
funny...so online work dey put food for belle,...no agric or construction entrepreneur...hhhhmmm!!!! i don't really see it as cheering, because the technology market is getting saturated daily with lazy bloggers..
2CENT MIA
These ones nko huh

naijatechworld:
(2) Tola Onigbanjo is co-founder of Women4Africa, a UK-based organization celebrating, recognizing, and honoring African women who have made great impact in their communities.

(3) Mark Essien is founder of Hotels.ng, Nigeria's leading hotel booking portal.

(4) Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola is co-founder of WeCyclers, a company giving low-income communities in developing countries a chance to[b] capture value from waste and clean up their neighborhoods through an incentive-based recycling program.[/b]

(7) Zanau Hassan Maikasuwa is a seasoned farmer and founder of Farmfields Agro-Allied Services, which[b] supports local farmers and agricultural investors dealing with all aspects of farming - animals and crops. Zanau also helped to launch the AWP Network Agropreneur project for Women Farmers.[/b]

(cool Misan Rewane is founder of West Africa Vocational Education (WAVE), an organization tackling youth unemployment by identifying, training, and placing talented West African youths in wage-earning jobs in the hospitality sector.

(10) Ola Orekunrin is founder of Flying Doctors Nigeria, West Africa's first[b] indigenous air ambulance service and a crucial link for critically injured people.[/b]

(11) Sim Shagaya is founder of Konga Online, Nigeria's leading e-commerce company. The Konga marketplace aggregates sellers and retail stores on the same platform, giving customers more variety to choose from.

(12) Achenyo Idachaba is founder of MitiMeth, a company producing hand-woven crafts from invasive aquatic weeds prevalent in Nigeria's waterways. MitiMeth engages local artisans to create eco-friendly hand- woven home décor and personal accessories from invasive aquatic weeds and non-timber forest resources.
Meanwhile Seun should be number 1 on the list for this very useful and vibrant (sometimes over) forum where we exchange ideas like the Greeks did in Athens so many centuries ago!
Business › Re: 12 Young Entrepreneurs Who Make Me Feel Optimistic About Nigeria's Future by anonimi: 10:32am On Oct 30, 2014
Wonderlands:
whats op?
Original Poster, I believe.
Computers › Re: Nigeria In Massive Push To Reduce Dependency On Foreign Software by anonimi: 10:27am On Oct 30, 2014
politricks:
Nice move but wont be easy to achieve if electricity problem persists.
I believe the electricity problem will steadily be resolved with privatisation and serious support for the investors by this Jonathan/Sambo administration.
They seem focused on reviving our economy and creating opportunities for EMPLOYMENT. It is however necessary for our state governors and LGA chairmen to prepare ALL our children by ensuring they are all in schools particularly VOCATIONAL and TECHNICAL ones.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Back In Nigeria! (Pictures Included) by anonimi: 10:22am On Oct 30, 2014
omenka:
Dude rocking some cool denim!! Lol
Yes oh, the guy dey rock nor be small.
I even hear sey im want challenge anyone to a game of squash to prove he is not only rocking but also steady a la Megida Yar'Adua wink
Politics › Re: FG Withdraws Tambuwal's Security Details by anonimi: 10:16am On Oct 30, 2014
ak47mann:
Hausa fulani is showing their colors to GEJ is up to none hausa/fulanis to use their tongue and count their teeth.No matter what you do to please hausa fulani Muslims they will never be happy if they have any chance they will eliminate you i know these group very well cool
The cold blooded murder of Aguiyi-Ironsi and Adekunle Fajuyi in July 1966 by those who have subsequently held us hostage creating 19 states out of one region and 17 out of three regions readily comes to mind here.

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