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If you don't have motivation, read this:

The most successful people I know don't have it either.

It comes and goes in cycles. It's never constant.

Most of them have fear. I certainly do.

I fear being average.
I fear regression.
I fear regret.

But the one thing I don't fear? Failure.

It's better to fail at doing the thing you wanted to do than not doing it at all and regretting it.

You can learn from a failure.

But you won't learn if you don't try.

Become addicted to solving problems.
Become biased towards taking action.

Stop settling for average when others aren't.

You were made to succeed.

Now solve a problem for someone today.
Post about it, give them the tactic and pitch them after.

I promise you, you're not that far from your goal.

Most of us want to make it on the online space but we find it very hard to take necessary ACTIONS

Whenever we share tips on the group we like it and want to achieve those things mentioned in it but we fail to ACT

The VEO3 course we paid 1500 for, very few acted on it like others we shared before but do you know 2 or 3 have made more than 30k on it because they ACTED

This year is going to an end like the others that you didn't do anything

Pls ACT

Is better to ACT and fail than not to ACT at all

I wish us the best

Antho cares❤️

John Obidi wrote:

If you’re young and earning well, do not assume your successful venture will always be there.

TRAVEL, but not for wanton pleasures like the masses do.

Do it to buy a leg up in life.

Invest in your exposure, network and new interests.

When you travel, go for:
- Executive MBA programs
- ⁠Trade shows and fairs
- ⁠Global Networking events

You’d be renting a space in the minds of a whole new network and learning from them about:
- New business ventures
- ⁠Invite-only events and unadvertised opportunities
- ⁠Avenues for deployment of capital

All the above would be blue oceans that the people back home have never heard of… and should never… if you’re to maintain your edge.

And what is life but a game of edges and unspoken advantages?

What do you think the teacher meant by “Buy the truth and sell it not”

Sell it to me sha… I’m your guy.

Amn’t I?


Wise words from a sage

Instead of trying to get rich.

Do this.

Try not being poor. This is what poor people do:

1. Start many projects, finish none.

2. Think that understanding the basics and doing the basics are the same thing.

3. They assume friends will act like friends when it comes to money.

4. They make promises and break them, especially to themselves.

5. They assume anyone making money is smarter than them.

6. They are easily distracted.

7. They prioritize looking smart over acting smart.

8. They think asking for help means that they are helpless.

9. They expect things to be easy.

10. They blindly trust people they know.

11. They blame anything besides themselves for their problems.

12. They look for one thing to solve all of their problems.

13. They believe their own bullshit.

14. They get married to someone who spends more money than they make.

~ Alex Hormozi

Parents, Read This Before You Make the Same Money Mistake Many Nigerians Made...

Monye Blessing Okwuniazor asked me:

“My son was gifted some money on his birthday and I want to buy shares for him but don’t know how to go about it… I already opened an account for him where I deposit money monthly, but I don’t want to save this birthday money there. Please help me out, Iking Ferry”



This is a very powerful question, and I must answer it publicly so that every parent, uncle, aunty, and even Mama Ngozi that sells tomatoes in Ajah Market will understand better than 98% of Nigerians, so that Ngozi and her brother future will change forever.

Before i start, let me break your heart…

If your child reaches 20 years and still depends on you to survive, you failed as a parent.

Yes, I said it. It may sound harsh, but let’s be real.

Dangote, Otedola, Adenuga, Abdul Samad Rabiu… none of these men started from zero.

Their parents gave them capital and leverage. What you call “luck” is simply preparation by parents.

But the real question is: what are you preparing for your own children?

Now, let’s come back to this birthday money

First, understand your goal

You don’t want to just “save money” for your child. Saving money in a bank is good, but in Nigeria, inflation will finish the value. ₦100,000 today may buy only half basket of tomatoes in 10 years.

The real secret is: Don’t just save for your children, INVEST for them. That’s how rich families pass wealth across generations.

As a Financial Literacy Advocate, let me tell you a step-by-step guard, how you can copy the rich and build the same future for your children:

Step 1: Open a CSCS (Stockbroking) Account for your Child

Just like adults, children can own shares in Nigeria. You’ll need:

Child’s birth certificate

Passport photograph

Valid ID of the parent/guardian

Utility bill (for address confirmation)

Go to any licensed stockbroker (e.g., Investnaija by Chapel Hill Denhen, Meristem, CardinalStone, Greenwich, ARM, Stanbic IBTC, etc.) and tell them: “I want to open a CSCS account in my child’s name.”

That account is like your child’s Account Number in the stock market, it keeps record of all shares in their name.

Step 2: Choose the Right Shares (Think Long-Term)

For children, avoid gambling or penny stocks. Buy Blue Chip Dividend Stocks, companies that have been around for decades, survived recessions, and keep paying dividends every year.

Examples:

Banks (GTCO, Zenith, Access, UBA, Stanbic)

Cement & Building (Dangote Cement, BUA Cement, Lafarge)

Consumer Goods (Nestle, Nigerian Breweries, Unilever)

These companies may not double overnight, but they will keep paying dividends and growing steadily.

Step 3: Reinvest Dividends (That is one of the Secret Billionaires Use)

Let me tell you this hidden trick: when the company pays dividends every year, don’t use it to buy suya, or aso ebi. Reinvest it to buy more shares.

That way, the money compounds quietly.

Example with simple numbers:

You buy ₦100,000 worth of Zenith Bank shares for your child.

Zenith pays ₦12,000 dividend after 1 year.

Instead of cashing out, you reinvest that ₦12,000 to buy more Zenith shares.

Next year, dividend becomes ₦14,500… you reinvest again.

By the time your child is 18, those shares will have multiplied in value without you lifting a finger.

Don't focus only on Stock, diversify your child's investment portfolio to minimize risk.

Let’s say your child was gifted ₦100,000.
Here’s a simple allocation plan Examples:

Allocate 40% (₦40,000) to Money Market Mutual Funds

This is safe, like putting money in a high-interest savings account.

You can get about 10–15% returns yearly (many MMF funds have paid over 20% return this year).

Example: ₦40,000 can grow to about ₦46,000 in a year.

Allocate 30% (₦30,000) to Blue Chip Stocks

These are big, trusted companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (companies like GTCO, Dangote Cement, Nestle, Zenith Bank).

Their value grows over time and they pay dividends.

Example: ₦30,000 invested in GTCO at ₦30/share = 1,000 shares. If they pay ₦3 dividend, you’ll get ₦3,000 cash. If the share price rises to ₦40, those same shares are worth ₦40,000.

Allocate 10% (₦10,000) to Equity Mutual Funds

This is like buying a basket of different company shares together, managed by professional Funds Managers.

Less risk than buying just one stock.

Example: ₦10,000 can turn into ₦11,500–₦16,000 depending on market performance.

Allocate 10% (₦10,000) to Bonds

Government or corporate bonds. They pay fixed interest yearly.

Example: A ₦10,000 bond at 12% gives you ₦1,200 every year.

Allocate 10% (₦10,000) to Treasury Bills

Super safe, government-backed.

Example: ₦10,000 in a 1-year treasury bill at 8% = ₦10,800 at maturity.

To continue the legacy, this one is very Important:

Don't forget to teach your child about money and Ownership Early.

Imagine your 12-year-old telling friends: “I own part of Dangote Cement.”

That confidence alone is priceless. That mindset removes poverty permanently.

While other children are shouting “Mummy buy me iPhone,” your child is learning: “If I buy shares now, my money will work for me forever.”

Don’t Stop at Birthday Gifts

Birthday money is just the starting point. Imagine if you commit ₦5,000–₦10,000 monthly into that same stock account from now till your child turns 20.

Let’s do a simple math:

₦10,000 monthly invested at 15% average growth rate = ₦9.9 Million in 20 years.

If you go aggressive (20–25% yearly) through stocks + reinvestment, it can grow to ₦30–₦50 Million+ in 20 years.

Tell me: if your child had ₦50 Million waiting at 20 years, will they be begging for NYSC allowee?

Don't forget, I intentionally reduce the ROI of each Assets that I use in my Examples, so that your expectations will not be too high.

Also Remember that, you must not start with 10k monthly, you can do 5k monthly, you can as well do 1k monthly.

Yes, that ₦1,000 you burn everyday on data subscription watching Tiktok videos can save your child future.

Imagine Mama Ngozi who sells tomatoes in Ajah. Every week, instead of wasting ₦1,000 on aso-ebi she doesn’t need, she buys shares for Ngozi and her son.

After 15 years, that boy and Ngozi is not begging anybody for school fees or job connections.

Why?
Because Mama Ngozi turned small-small investments into millions.

That’s exactly what you want to do for your child.

To round this up.
Here's my honest advice to all parents:
Stop raising your children emotionally only.

Food, clothes, school fees is not enough. Build them like you’re building a company: capital + assets + financial literacy.

That birthday money should not die in a savings account where inflation will eat it. Put it into shares, mutual funds, treasury bills, assets that multiply.

If you start now, by the time your child is 20, they will be financially independent… while other people’s children are still depending on pocket money.

Parents, don’t just give your children love.
Give them leverage.

My name is Iking Ferry, Financial Literacy Advocate, Accountant-in-Training, Founder of Pulseford Business School.
I’m on a mission to raise 1 Million financially free Nigerians by teaching the truth the elites pay millions to learn.

7hubent Tech's core values include integrity, being open to feedback, and operating in an honest and ethical manner.


The company also implicitly values:

Accessibility and Inclusivity: They aim to provide free and easy-to-use advertising for everyone, from small business owners to students, without requiring technical skills or high costs.


Community Support: They foster a community where businesses can engage, collaborate, and support each other, going beyond just selling to building relationships.


Effectiveness: They focus on leveraging popular platforms like WhatsApp to help small businesses gain significant visibility and achieve tangible results.


Customer-Centricity: Every project is approached with a custom offer and solution tailored to the individual client's needs.


Every thriving business deserves a Leadership role at every point of Growth.

1️⃣ Create a Budget:

On the 25th of every month, plan how you will spend your next salary. Allocate funds for your needs first, food, utilities, transport, and rent. Cut down on data, excessive giving, and luxuries.

2️⃣ Track Your Spending:

Write down every expense for a month. Identify unnecessary spending and cut it off. Spend less on charity, giving, and luxury. You are a low- or middle-incomer, so be rational.

3️⃣ Increase Your Income:

If your salary is not enough, it’s time to earn more. Take on side hustles, freelancing, or small businesses. Extra income reduces financial stress and gives you breathing space.

4️⃣ Stop Taking Loans:

If you have unpaid loans, pay them off as soon as possible, and don’t take new ones. Debt quietly eats into your monthly income and keeps you broke.

5️⃣ Prioritise Savings (Especially for Emergencies):

Treat savings as a compulsory expense. Start with 5–20% of your salary. A part of your savings can serve as your emergency fund, preventing small crises from ruining your budget.

6️⃣ Stop Impulse Buying and Unplanned Giving:

Avoid buying anything that’s not listed in your budget. Think carefully before giving out money that you didn’t plan to give. Financial discipline requires boundaries.

✅ While working to increase your income, learn to manage what you already earn. If you follow these principles consistently, you will stay in control of your finances. Salary management is not optional. It’s a must.

©️ Abiodun Olusola
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"A CALL TO ACTION TO FELLOW NIGERIANS!

Jos Hausa Activist Aliyu Shuaibu

We've seen it all, haven't we? When the price of flour was soaring high to ₦80,000-₦90,000, the bread sellers were quick to raise the price of bread. But now, the price of flour has dropped to ₦35,000-₦40,000, and what do we see? NOTHING! The price of bread remains the same!

Fellow Nigerians, let's not just sit back and watch! We need to hold the bread sellers and manufacturers accountable! If they can increase the price when things go up, they should also reduce it when things come down!

To all bread sellers and manufacturers, we urge you: BE FAIR! REDUCE THE PRICE OF BREAD!

Let's do our part, Nigerians! Let's demand fair prices and support businesses that do the right thing.

SHARE THIS POST and let's make our voices heard!

#FairPriceForBread
#ReduceThePrice
#NigeriaDeservesBetter"
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Money follows visibility, not vibes. Show up.

Your network is not enough; your visibility must work overtime.

If your customers can’t find you, they will find your competition.

Free traffic is the biggest blessing of the digital age — use it ruthlessly.

Consistency is the rent you pay for future success.

How to Increase Your Online Business Presence

1. Make an E-commerce Website
2. Remember Your Target Audience
3. Produce Content for the Consumer
4. Track Analytics and Optimize
5. Share on Social
6. Leverage Paid Ads
7. Update Google My Business

7 ways to grow your business online in Nigeria

(By 7hubent Tech) www.7hubent.com.ng

AS YOU ARISE

The secret of getting ahead is getting started. Don't wait. The time will never be just right. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and starting on the first one. Your future depends on what you do today.

Wishing you a Glorious Sunday

I created a short message with my product link. I sent it to 7hubent Tech. They posted it on their free advertising page and inside their WhatsApp business groups.

Within 2 hours, I got 11 WhatsApp DMs. Within 24 hours, I made 18 sales.

That was the day I understood something deep:

Visibility is not luxury. Visibility is survival.

If people don’t see you, they cannot buy from you.

If people don’t remember you, they cannot trust you.

If people don’t share you, your brand cannot grow.

7hubent Tech became my plug, and I’ve never looked back.

You’re one visibility boost away from your next breakthrough.

If people don’t know you, they can’t pay you.

Traffic is life; attention is oxygen; consistency is fuel.

Nothing grows your business faster than the right online community.

The day you take marketing seriously is the day your income stops joking with you.

Entrepreneurs
Startups
Content creators
Small business owners
Affiliates
Side hustlers
Corporate brands
Influencers
Investors

If you’re not leveraging these communities, you’re basically trying to harvest crops you didn’t plant.

Happy weekend, Marketers.

You’re the unseen helpers of the business world.

The ones who make strangers get helped,

You help brands find their voice.

You help customers find what they need.

You help founders sleep at night, because someone out there is finally buying.

So today, pause and celebrate yourself. 🏆

You’re not just a hustler.

You’re a helper,

...one who connects problems to solutions through words, visuals, psychology, and emotion.

Happy weekend, to the people who communicate solutions to the world.

I love this.

Very valid.

Yeah, you can make so much money while being an anon.

However.

The fact you felt more like hypocrite because you didn't do it yourself is a sign you have a conscience.

YOU CAN MAKE MORE MONEY THAN YOU THINK

Work hard on yourself than you do in your job!

Become a highly valuable human beings with high specific knowledge in a career path.

You will not only attract money. You must also attract Attention of the Masses that follows your idea 💡

easy-to-use grouping of international observances organized by each SDG from 1 to 6. This makes planning campaigns, captions, and awareness posts super smooth for SeepSpring Empowerment Foundation.

SDG 1 No Poverty
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty – October 17
World Day of Social Justice – February 20
International Day of Families – May 15

SDG 2 Zero Hunger
World Food Day – October 16
World Day of Social Justice – February 20

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
World Health Day – April 7
Global Handwashing Day – October 15
International Day of Families – May 15

SDG 4 Quality Education
International Day of Education – January 24
International Day of the Girl Child – October 11
World Day Against Child Labour – June 12

SDG 5 Gender Equality
International Women’s Day – March 8
International Day of the Girl Child – October 11
World Day Against Child Labour – June 12

SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation
World Water Day – March 22
Global Handwashing Day – October 15
World Environment Day – June 5

The UNILAG Aspirants Students WhatsApp Group Link for the 2025/2026 session is a popular group created to help students aiming to gain admission into the University of Lagos (UNILAG).


It provides important updates on JAMB and Post UTME exams, admission news, cut-off marks, free study materials, tips, and a platform for Aspirants Students to connect and support each other.

You can join the group managed by 7hubent Tech Website through this link: Join UNILAG Aspirants Students WhatsApp Group 2025/2026 (please note, usually the actual link is provided on websites like 7hubent Tech Website ; you may visit / for the verified link).


This group is open to students who chose UNILAG as their first or second choice in JAMB, those preparing for the Post UTME screening, and even parents who want to stay informed about the admission process.


Upon joining, you’ll get real-time updates, access to study resources, and a supportive community to help you succeed.

Make sure to follow the group rules by staying active, asking questions politely, and regularly checking for new information to maximize your benefit from the group.

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Here are the top 20 video editing skills you should aim to master in 2025 to succeed as a video editor:
Mastery of advanced editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve)

Storytelling and narrative constructionTiming and pacing for smooth video flowColor grading and color correction proficiency

Audio editing and mixing skillsMotion graphics and animation basics (using After Effects or similar)Visual effects (VFX) integrationText, titles, and subtitle insertion for clarity

File management and organizational skillsExporting videos in proper formats and resolutions

Attention to detail for seamless cuts and transitions

Working with multiple camera angles (multicam editing)Understanding of lighting and exposure impact on footage

Use of AI-assisted editing tools for efficiencyBasic knowledge of cinematography principles

Collaboration and communication with clients/teams

Problem-solving and creative thinking. Adapting editing style for different platforms (social media, TV, web)

Color LUTs (Look-Up Tables) and presets application

Basic graphic design for thumbnails, overlays, and logos

These skills combine technical proficiency with creative and organizational abilities, enabling a video editor to produce professional-quality, engaging content across diverse digital platforms.

The best beginner courses for video editing in 2025 focus on foundational skills, user-friendly software, and practical projects.

Here are top recommendations:

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Final Cut Pro X for Beginners (Apple): Great for Mac users, this course covers intuitive tools and workflows tailored for beginners, with step-by-step editing projects.


DaVinci Resolve Beginner Course: Offers a free software option with professional color grading and editing capabilities; excellent for those wanting advanced features at no cost.


Udemy: Video Editing Masterclass - Beginner to Pro: Covers basics to intermediate skills across multiple software (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, etc.) with practical assignments.


Coursera: Video Editing and Post-Production: University-backed course with foundational techniques, storytelling through editing, and software tutorials.



Skillshare: Video Editing for Beginners: Short, project-based classes focusing on quick learning of key concepts and social media video editing.


YouTube Channels (Peter McKinnon, Justin Odisho): Excellent free resources providing beginner-friendly tips, tricks, and tutorials on various video editing software.


These courses emphasize hands-on practice, creativity, and workflow efficiency, making them perfect for building strong video editing skills from scratch in 2025.


Many offer free trials or low-cost options with certificates upon completion.

Learning video editing empowers you with a versatile skill because video content is the most engaging and widely consumed form of media in the digital age.

Video editing lets you creatively tell stories, communicate complex messages quickly, and captivate audiences across platforms like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

This skill is increasingly demanded across industries including marketing, entertainment, education, and advertising, providing vast career opportunities and freelance flexibility.

Video editors can work remotely, collaborate on diverse projects, and continually update their skills with advancing technologies like AI-powered editing tools.


The ability to produce polished, professional videos improves brand visibility, customer engagement, and sales for businesses, whether used for professional growth or personal projects.


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Overall, video editing is a future-proof skill with growing job opportunities, creative freedom, and the ability to influence and entertain audiences effectively—a critical asset in today’s digital economy

Learning video editing is highly beneficial for several reasons, especially in today's digital and content-driven world:

Why Learn Video Editing?High Demand Skill: Video content dominates social media, marketing, entertainment, and education.

Businesses and creators need skilled video editors to produce engaging videos.Career Opportunities:

Video editing skills open doors to careers in film, TV, advertising, social media management, content creation, and freelancing.

Create Professional Content: Learning editing allows you to turn raw footage into polished, compelling stories that capture attention and communicate messages effectively.

Enhance Communication: Videos are powerful tools for storytelling and marketing. Editing skills help you create visually appealing narratives that engage and inform your audience better.


Support Online Business Growth: For entrepreneurs and digital marketers, video content boosts brand visibility, sales, and customer interaction in platforms like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and WhatsApp.

Creative Expression:

Video editing combines technical skills and creativity, allowing you to express ideas artistically through visual media.

Monetization Potential: Skilled editors often monetize their expertise by offering services, selling tutorials, or creating content that attracts sponsorships.



SummaryLearning video editing empowers you with a versatile skill that enhances your ability to communicate, entertain, and promote effectively in the digital age. Whether for professional growth, personal projects, or business promotion, video editing is a valuable and future-proof skill to acquire.

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Introduction to Video Production
Introduction to Video Streaming and Editing
Starting with Adobe Premier Pro
Video Capturing for Analog & Digital Media
Understanding the use of Video Editing Tools
Analyzing Content & Working with sequence
Effects and Integration
Working with Audio & Super Imposing and composting etc.


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While Nairaland remains one of the most visited sites primarily for community discussions and forums, it ranks below these huge platforms with larger attraction and traffic in Nigeria. Its global rank is approximately 4096, and it continues to be a key local hub for news, opinions, and social interaction .

In summary, Google, Facebook, and major e-commerce and news sites top the list in Nigerian monthly visitors, surpassing Nairaland in overall traffic volume. (Notably 7hubent Tech websites hits 300,000 monthly page visitors in October 10, 2025)

How Popular is Nairaland platform in Nigeria by 7hubent Tech

How popular is Nairaland compared to other Nigerian sites

Nairaland is one of the most popular Nigerian websites and is ranked among the top visited sites in Nigeria.


It is the most visited indigenous Nigerian website and one of the most visited websites in Africa overall.

Compared to global social media giants like Twitter, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Nairaland holds a significant position, ranked 6th in Nigeria ahead of these platforms as of 2020.


It has over 3 million registered users and approximately 3% of Nigerian internet users are registered on Nairaland, while Facebook Nigeria accounts for about 20% of local internet users.


In comparison to other Nigerian platforms, Nairaland's strength lies in its focus on local content, discussions, and a lightweight design optimized for varied internet connections across Nigeria.


It remains a popular hub for information and community interaction despite competition from international social networks. Its popularity is also fueled by its role as a local information ecosystem and resource for Nigerians, with users engaging deeply in discussions on politics, business, entertainment, education, and more.

In summary, 7hubent Tech is recognized as Nigeria's number one free advertising hub for WhatsApp-based business promotion, helping many entrepreneurs expand their reach and sales efficiently

While Facebook has a larger Nigerian user base overall, Nairaland is unique in its community-driven content and is widely recognized as Nigeria’s top indigenous online forum, making it more popular than many other Nigerian sites in terms of local relevance and engagement.

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Nairaland is a popular Nigerian English-language internet forum founded by Nigerian entrepreneur Seun Osewa on March 8, 2005.


It is primarily targeted at Nigerian residents and serves as a major platform for discussions on topics such as politics, crime, romance, jobs, business, education, investment, and many more.


With over 3 million registered users and more than 8 million topics created, it is one of the most visited websites in Nigeria, attracting approximately 3% of Nigerian internet users.


Users can register to post, comment, or like posts on the forum. Nairaland acts as a major community hub for information exchange, business networking, and social interaction across diverse Nigerian interests.


In summary, Nairaland is a vibrant online discussion forum widely used in Nigeria for sharing news, opinions, and business opportunities across numerous categories.

The best WhatsApp influencer in Nigeria widely recognized for 2025 is 7hubent Tech. Nairaland platform


This platform is known for its extensive reach and effectiveness in promoting small businesses through WhatsApp TV channels and groups.


7hubent Tech boasts a daily audience reach of around 290,000 viewers and offers both free and paid advertising services tailored to Nigerian businesses.


It is considered a leading influencer for WhatsApp marketing in Nigeria, helping businesses grow their audience and traffic through WhatsApp-based promotions . Even on Nairaland platform


Other noteworthy WhatsApp influencers and WhatsApp TV channels can be found in curated lists with significant audience sizes, but 7hub Tech stands out as the top choice for business promotion on WhatsApp in Nigeria currently

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