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PoliticsRe: What Is Your Say About Lagos Roads? by ochiaha1(m): 3:17pm On Sep 20, 2011
GMcompere:
My Say abi ?

1. I Visit Morufu my mechanic every month to change Stabilizer linkage of my car, shock absorb-er every 6months, bushings and bearings every 3weeks.
2. I Visit Kareem my panel beater, to adjust my exhaust and change the rubber holding the exhaust every week

I can only blame the witches and wizards in my village for all these visits abi grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
grin grin
@GM Compere, you forgot to mention, the Wheel Balancing and Alignment man you must visit every other 2 weeks because the pot-holes always mis-shape the tyres and causes the steering wheel to lose its alignment always, angry
CrimeRe: UK's Most Wanted Drug Suspect Arrested In Lagos by ochiaha1(m): 1:12pm On Sep 20, 2011
[quote author=Ricky_Ross link=topic=763308.msg9182919#msg9182919 date=1316515739]This yoyobas boys sef, The authorities have confirmed this guy is a yoyoba criminal from Ikorodu who uses so many different fake names, just bc he is yoyob criminal his brother are now claiming he is from Jamaica? If it were an Igbo guy now the whole world for don hear am, These dirty yoyoba people sabi pretend,
Dont get me wrong, I am not a tribalist, I joined this forum after reading so many hate comments against my people. THIS THIEF NA YOYOBA CRIMINAL 100%, HE WILL SPEND THE REST OF HIS LIFE IN JAIL, ITS ON RECORD THE YOYOBAS ARE NUMBER ONE CREDIT CARD SCAMMERS IN THE WHOLE UK. ITS ALSO ON RECORD THE YOYOBAS WERE THE FIRST GROUP OF NIGERIANS TO MIGRATE TO UK WHERE THEY STARTED THEIR 419 SCAMS. IGBOS AND OTHER NIGERIAN TRIBES JOINED ONLY RECENTLY.[/quote]Very true my brother, very, very true. wink
Jobs/VacanciesRe: 33 Million Nigerians Are Jobless - NBS by ochiaha1(m): 1:01pm On Sep 15, 2011
If the number of unemployed Nigerians is 32.5 million, then we have a very big problem on our hands.

If we take the total population of the country to be 160 million, then the above figure represents  approximately 20% of the entire Nigerian population, which is just extremely high angry

Currently, the US unemployment rate is 9% of the entire population and it provoked so much furor among Americans that their President, Barack Obama has been forced to pass a bill to congress called, 'The Job Act' which seeks to create more Jobs for Americans.

Comparing the above action by Americans to what we as Nigerians are doing currently, it can be concluded that we have not really taken any concrete steps to solve the unemployment problem of Nigerians. sad
Jokes EtcRe: Killer Recharge Card by ochiaha1(m): 12:23pm On Sep 15, 2011
apoti:
Please don't load recharge cards from MTN, Airtel, Glo and Etisalat directly on your fones. boko haram have decided to chip in bombs into it and it will explode immediately you load it on you fone embarassed
Some one just exploded in bauchi now cry

Just scratch it and send it to theapoti@yahoo.com with you fone number I will help you load it wink
Please pass it on and let's save lives cool
You like free things so much smiley
RomanceRe: Silly Reasons Nigerians Fall In Love by ochiaha1(m): 12:17pm On Sep 15, 2011
Cupid shot its arrow into their hearts  cheesy cheesy cheesy


I know Nigerians do not believe in old-fashioned love becuse their different experiences have made them to be so cynical about love sad
CelebritiesRe: Obj, Justice Oputa On Stage At The Battle Of The Gifted [photos] by ochiaha1(m): 12:03pm On Sep 15, 2011
There is time for everything. For the two Elder Statesmen, its funtime !!! smiley
PoliticsRe: UN To Recommend China's 'One Child' Policy To Nigeria by ochiaha1(m): 3:59pm On Sep 13, 2011
Parents should have few children so that they can take proper care of them.

Check the cost of feeding a child, then look at the cost of sending that child to school.

Look at the social cost of having a child that you do not have the financial resourcesor time (polygamous families) to take care of and you will see the root causes of Armed Robbery, Boko Haram and other deviant kinds of behaviour
CelebritiesRe: Open Letter From A Beat FM Employee On Olisa's Actions by ochiaha1(m): 3:38pm On Sep 13, 2011
Ovularia:
Olisa Adibua's Barbaric Attack - An Open Letter From A Beat FM Employee

An open letter from a Beat FM employee

Dear Linda,
This letter had to be written anonymously because we have been ‘instructed’ not to speak to the press. We are appalled by Olisa Adibua’s actions, and feel his physical assault on Dewunmi was barbaric and completely wrong. What’s even more shocking is that he wasn’t removed from the premises immediately. Olisa was his usual self the day after the incident, and was seen chatting and laughing with the GM Deji Awokoya (who was well aware of the assault). He was still permitted to do his show on Thursday, and went on to host the Beat of Lagos on Friday night.


We have no idea why the management at Beat FM has decided to treat this so leniently – he has actually been suspended for 2 months and not 4 weeks like you previously stated. Nevertheless, the majority of us feel 2 months is nowhere near enough, we are certain that anyone else would have faced an instant dismissal and possible legal charges.

To clarify details of the incident, the ‘object’ used in the assault was a brick. Olisa initially attacked Dewunmi with his bare hands then went downstairs to retrieve a brick then came back for part 2. He deliberately smashed his phones and dragged him outside, forcing Dewunmi to recover in a Keke Maruwa parked outside the office till 7am when more staff arrived. The incident was caught on CCTV, but will of course never be released. The GM Deji Awokoya apologized to Dewunmi on Olisa’s behalf, and was given about N16k for his medical bills. Please note it wasn’t a fight – Olisa attacked Dewunmi, and he refused to hit Olisa back because he considers him an oga. Dewunmi refuses to press charges because he’s afraid he’ll lose his job – furthermore since this incident hit the press, he (Dewunmi) has been receiving death threats saying that he’ll be harmed if this incident escalates further.

Olisa has had several run-ins with members of staff at Megalectrics (owners of Beat FM, Classic FM and Naija FM). On numerous occasions he has verbally abused different people – insulting them, swearing at them and threatening to make their life at Megalectrics ‘a living hell’ if they cross him. Management hasn’t reprimanded Olisa once for this.

This incident is sadly just one of many that involves Olisa Adibua bullying employees at Megalectrics.
To summarize, we hope that the MD of Megalectrics reprimands Olisa ‘appropriately’ to show that this kind of action is unacceptable. Likewise MNet/Glo need to seriously think about the messages they are sending out to the public if they decide to keep Olisa on as a judge for ‘Naija Sings’.

http://lindaikeji..com/2011/09/open-letter-from-beat-fm-employee.html#more
Olisa is sure wasting his skills, he should try professional boxing instead of working in the media grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: A Picture Of Gov. Aregbesola At 'Osun At 20' Novelty Match by ochiaha1(m): 3:35pm On Sep 13, 2011
blacksta:
na wa ooo - playing ball with towel - grin
The guy na top striker grin
BusinessRe: FG Earned N3.5tn In Six Months – Minister by ochiaha1(m): 11:33am On Sep 08, 2011
[quote author=Ricky_Ross link=topic=754557.msg9103915#msg9103915 date=1315467594]People like you go all over the internet spreading lies and deceithuh First of all tell us how it will take Ghana 10 years to earn about 20 billion dollars? What was Ghana's income for last year and what is the projected income from oil exports/tourism/gold/cocoa etc for this present year? How do Ghanians live better than Nigerians when 60% of Ghanians poo open air bc they are too poor to build toilets, 60% are illiterates etchuh In my tribe it is the responsibility of parents to train their children up to at least secondary school. But in Ghana its a different story. A great percentage of boys/girls in Accra cant speak even pidgin English bc their parents are too poor to send them to school. I am yet to see any Nigerian that cant speak common pidgin English. Even my 98 years old grand mother speaks and understands English to some extent. In Ghana you can phuckkk any girl as long as you can buy her kenke which costs less than 50 Naira. POVERTY is the main reason why Ghanaian women are too cheap.

I know Nigeria is poor but its silly to compare Nigeria with Ghana, Ghana cannot match Nigeria in anything except corruption. Nigerians invented 419 scam but Ghanians have taken over and the sad thing they use juju charms which is why they mostly die young. Just spend 5 minutes of your time and google the word "SAKAWA" which means BLOOD MONEY in Ghana,

It is people like you who go all over Nigeria claiming Ghana has steady light etc when Ghanians live in darkness just like in Nigeria. Every rich man i know in Ghana owns generators, those who doesn't have simply cant afford it. There is hardly any day the light doesn't go on and off in Ghana just like Nigeria. I dont hate Ghanians, i only hate liers or people who say what they dont know. This is coming from someone who knows Ghana VERY well, have businesses in Ghana, have traveled all over Ghana, married to a Ghanaian and my first son was born there.

I would want you to tell us in simply terms how Ghanaians live better than Nigerians. When Malaysia became rich they started building sky scrappers, they built the PETRONAS TOWERS in KL which was the worlds tallest building for so many years. When you enter Malaysia you will see massive development everywhere. If Ghana is rich as you are trying to make us believe, how come there is not even a 10 story building in the entire Ghana,all the biggest estates and most expensive homes belong to Nigerians? How come Ghana has only one airport, one seaport etc when a single state in Nigeria like Rivers State with only 4 million population has one international airport, one local airport, two seaports, two refineries, the Rivers State secretariat is about 17 story etc. PLS TELL US WHERE CAN WE SEE THE WEALTH OF GHANA? Most roads in Ghana are in bad shape and filled with pot holes,

If you dont already know, Ghana is the second largest producer of cocoa in the world, producing over 20% of the world’s cocoa beans. Ghana is also the second largest producer of gold (its former name was Gold Coast) and has huge deposits of industrial diamonds and bauxite (aluminum). Ghana, after 54 years of independence, still has about 4,000 basic schools organized under trees, 5,000 in dilapidated structures, and 7,500 without
sanitary facilities,
http://ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=194534)[/quote]Now we know the true picture of things concerning Ghana shocked shocked shocked

@Ricky_Ross, it appears you might have received a lot of mocking from some Ghanaians about happenings in Nigeria and this thread presented a very good platform for you to tell them what you think of them grin grin grin

However, we should not become complacent because of the poor state of Infrastructure of the Ghanaian Nation, instead we should strive to transform from a third world country to a first world nation cool cool cool
EducationRe: 350,000 Candidates Out Of 1.5m Will Be Offered JAMB Admission by ochiaha1(m): 1:01pm On Sep 07, 2011
buzugee:
great. the rest can go and learn a trade. naija aint no white collar country. mahfuggaz get to welding and brick layering grin
@ buzugee, I think you are only trying to be sarcastic, but in countries like Norway, where income is evenly distributed, I read that a Bar Tender can earn as much as a Medical Doctor per month.

You are right, we all ,definitely, cannot be University-Educated (White Collared Workers), as some due to intellectual disabilities or lack of financial resources will turnout to be blue collared workers or Artisans.

Given the above reasons, it is left for the society to ensure equitable distribution of wealth among it's citizens so that all can say, 'There is dignity of Labout'. cool
SportsRe: Vip Treatment For Super Eagles In Dhaka by ochiaha1(m): 4:24pm On Sep 05, 2011
[quote author=New_Here link=topic=752316.msg9084108#msg9084108 date=1315233412]@ dipo+, Is it that you can't read or you don't comprehend, even after reading? it is boldly written that the match is 2pm local time and you are still asking what time is the match, I just feel like slapping the living day light off your eyes,[/quote]I guess he is confused by the term, 'local time'. Is local time bangladeshi time or Nigerian time huh
PoliticsRe: Theodoore Orji's Achivements In Abia State by ochiaha1(m): 4:23pm On Sep 02, 2011
Governor Orji should think about how to increase his Internally Generated Revenue (IGR), as Lagos State has done by employing Consulting Firms like Alpha-Beta Consultancy.
By taking the above steps,Governor Orji will have more than enough funds to add to the Federally Allocated revenue he collects from the Federal Government. This step will enable him to pay civil servants as at when due and also leave him sufficient funds to take care of capital projects like road construction and rehabilitation,building of affordable housing Estates among other issues.

Having enough funds will also enable the Governor to improve employment opportunities in the state through the creation of government services akin to LAWMA, LASTMA, KAI  etc currently existing in Lagos State. Creating such agencies will create Jobs and have multiplier effects on the Abian economy generally.  cool cool cool
PoliticsRe: Theodoore Orji's Achivements In Abia State by ochiaha1(m): 4:09pm On Sep 02, 2011
tunene:
Chyz,
What made you think Orji is yoruba?
Don't associate a group of people with dirt grin grin grin
TravelRe: Traveling With Nigeria Food Stuffs by ochiaha1(m): 4:54pm On Aug 29, 2011
macmoyor:
thank u David,,but the red oil is small bottle and the melon is grounded its of 4packets only i packed together with my cloth in a check in bag. I also have a little semolina 3kg.am just wondering if it will raise eye brows and delay my flight.
lol,,no beans to try,,
Pray hard that you dont meet some wicked Quarantine officers as they will just look at your food items and proceed without delay to spray chemicals on it and declare them unfit for human consumption. angry
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Manchester United Vs Arsenal (8 - 2) On August 28th 2011 by ochiaha1(m): 3:46pm On Aug 29, 2011
embarassed Chai, Man. U wicked no bi small.

I dont talk am, say I no like Wayne Rooney,with that him otondo head wey be like block. grin
BusinessRe: "nigeria Sat X Performing Very Well" by ochiaha1(m): 2:00pm On Aug 29, 2011
JamesDoe:
We are launching satellites,

Common air balloons and weather stations could have been used. These would have created more jobs, had a greater social impact on the communities and also created small cottage industries.

Instead we "built and launched" satellites that we probably cannot maintain.
So you want us to go back to the stone ages? Other countries are using the latest state-of-the-art technologies to improve their economies, while we are moaning over the launch of two much needed satelliate systems.

What we should be concerned about are:

1. What are the benefits of having these two satelliates?

2. How many Jobs will the deployment of the satelliates create?

3. Does the benefits of deploying these satelliates out-weigh their costs?

I definitely think we need those satelliates.
CultureRe: Are There Any Nigerian Tribes With Ancenstral Links With Tribes In Ghana? by ochiaha1(m): 9:04am On Aug 05, 2011
whiteroses:
all i kno is my grandparents grew up in Ghana, on my Dads eights birthday the gov't of ghana chased them back to Nigeria. Grandpa was upset cos him papa raised him in Ghana so going to naija was strange to him only for him to realise Nigeria is better grin He quickly got a job as a principal in lagos and fired all the Ghanaian teachers including kweku the bus driver cool My Dad used to tell us how happy nigerians were in GH they had a community and was having fun. his best friend was called Babatunde olorinla cos his head was as huge as a fan then oneday he fought with babatunde and they rushed him home. Next morning in class babatundes Dad called him and gave him yam and palm oil he left it and the goat that ate it died lol shey egbadun story yen tongue
grin grin grin

@whiteroses, you are very funny ohhh !!! Your Dad believes some much in an eye-for-an-eye.
PoliticsRe: The Lagos Consulate 1851 - 1861 by ochiaha1(m): 3:54pm On Aug 03, 2011
lagcity:
during Oyo days, a lot of Nupe, Hausa and Fulani were living in Yoruba land as soldiers, traders, and slaves. Most of them never made it back to their homeland and got mixed with Yoruba. If you are Yoruba, you might have one of these ppl as ancestor and not know it. Yorubas have been living with foreigners for a very long time and that might explain our acceptance and "no big deal" attitude towards them. Live and let live is the Yoruba way. Yorubas are diplomatic and don't trouble anybody unless they attack us like Dahomey did. Dahomey found out the hard way.
No wonder someone said the Yorubas are descended from the hausas grin
PoliticsRe: Bravery! As Man Over Powers Kidnappers by ochiaha1(m): 3:40pm On Aug 03, 2011
babaowo:
OKIJA protection , IGBO man and juju na wha oooo,
chelseabmw:
juju + jazz =Ibo Man
seanet02:
@babaowo (or baba alawo), chelseabmw, seannet, you all are  a bunch of  spinless, xenophobic (unatural fear of strangers) set of people.

That your race, Yoruba, ( who are noted for their cowardice) does not mean there are no brave people out there. Igbos are known for their bravery and enterprise, so it should not be a surprise that the Anambra lawmaker fought with and overcame his kidnappers who had no choice, but to take to their heels.

Anyway, we are aware of the plans of all of you Yoruba bigots. You are always trying to put the Igbo man down through rabid criticism, scorn or mockery because you are all afraid we shall excel and overtake your tribe in all human endeavours (God willing, we shall very soon), so your put-down is of no effect to us.

All haters will kiss  our feet  cool
PoliticsRe: Atiku: Obasanjo Should Quit Public Life And Be Quiet! by ochiaha1(m): 1:04pm On Jul 28, 2011
That is the tragedy of this country called Nigeria. Political elders who ought to give mentorship and direction to the country are instead involved in the dance of anomie and  total absurdity through such acts as incest, political puppeteering, pilferage of public funds,dishonesty and other very shameless acts.
PoliticsRe: What Does 'Lagos' Mean & Who Coined The Name? by ochiaha1(m): 4:17pm On Jul 27, 2011
All the arguements in this thread shows that Africans relied too much on oral tradition, in the past, to relate their history to their descendants.

An Author once said that, 'those who dont learn from the mistakes of the past are bound to repeat those same mistakes in the future'. The question is what steps are being taken now to properly document our current history so that five generations from now Nigerians can read accurate reports about our present generation.

I hope we have a National Archives, like they do  in Great Britain, which has records of our current history.
PoliticsRe: Is Africa Primitive Or Just Conservative? by ochiaha1(m): 3:35pm On Jul 27, 2011
Africans are primitive and very superstitious in their reasoning. In an age of reason where everything can be logically explained, Africans still hold on unquestioning to age old beliefs and practices which has held the continent backward economically and technologically.

The mind-set of Africans have to be re-oriented through education, teaching of civics in schools, exposure to technological products and designs at very early ages ( Japanese children aged between 8-10 years have a national Robotics production competition where they design Toy Robots, Cars etc and this competition is taken very seriously in that country), exposure to IT savvy products and appliances also from a very early age.

If the above steps can be taken then, we shall move from a backward third world country to one that is truly on its way to industrialisation and technological achievement.
PoliticsRe: What Does 'Lagos' Mean & Who Coined The Name? by ochiaha1(m): 3:09pm On Jul 27, 2011
The Name 'Lagos' is derived from the term, 'Logos' which can be interpreted to mean, 'everything'.

God is sometimes refered to as 'Logos' because  everything is believed to be derived from God who created the Universe.

Lagos was coined from the term, 'Logos' by the portugese explorers because when they landed there there was an abundance of almost all the raw materials and items they were searching for.
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram:we Have 100 Volunteer Suicide Bombers For 2011 High Profile Targets by ochiaha1(m): 5:03pm On Jul 22, 2011
Raving lunatics !!! Do they know the resolve of other Nigerians to confront their mad ideology; it will be a battle to the end when Nigerians stand up to them as the Niger Delta and Kaduna militias have promised to do.

The Federal Governments should look for the source of the funding of their operations, through this, the ring-leaders behind the sect can be fished out and properly interrogated  to reveal their various members and hide-outs so that their total operations can be brought to a grinding halt angry
BusinessRe: Intercontinental Bank And Access Bank Merge? by ochiaha1(m): 10:40am On Jul 13, 2011
blank:
What happens to my shares in both Access and Intercontinental? Hope they will buy it from me at a price above the current market value? huh
@blank, you are a real cashmadam !!!

Its good news for those who have bank accounts with Intercontinental bank.
PoliticsRe: Heavy Rain Floods Parts Of Lagos by ochiaha1(m): 10:23am On Jul 13, 2011
The rains of last weekend confirmed a lot of things:

1. Lagos is below Sea-level as has always been taught right from my Primary school days.

2. Weather changes history (Courtsey of Discovery World, Sateliate TV Station). The lives of people who lost their loved ones to the drowning floods can never be the same again.

3. The need to think out-of-the box, to finally confront the problem of  the perennial flooding of Lagos during the rainy season. Osaka, a city in Japan, which like Lagos lies below the sea level, had to build a mighty underground tunnel to which flood waters are piped, whenever it rains for onward pumping to the sea by an electric Generator. The electric Generator goes on automatically when water in the tunnel gets to a certain level.

4. Canals and gutter should be properly covered with concrete, like in the advanced countries, to prevent people from being swept away and drowned during torrential rainfall. Imagine the canal at Akerele Street Surulere drowning four people !!! I am quite disturbed by this.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Earmarks N102 Bn To Build Lekki Int’l Airport by ochiaha1(m): 1:34pm On May 09, 2011
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Well, Lagos is doing good by building another Airport as an alternative to MMA2; I hope it enhances competition and brings out the best, in terms of efficient service, from the managers of the two Airports.

A friend of mine is arguing, however, that it is the up-town folks in lekki who are agitating for the new Airport and the state Government is just obliging them to massage their massive egos and create further distinction between
the uppper class folks of Lekki Peninsula and the other folks who live on the Lagos Mainland.

The truthfullness of the statement above may be difficult to verify, but I do know a Lekki Resident who told me that he had not been to the Lagos Mainland for over 10 years, he only passes through there when he is on his way to board  a plane at MM1 or MM2 !!! I have no reason to doubt the man in question, because other friends have also complained about friends they had before, but who now reside in Lekki and its environs, who are now refusing to pick their calls or honour their invitations to events simply because they reside in the mainland or the events are slated for the Lagos Mainland  angry

If the above assertions are true, then the Lagos state government should concentrate on building people-oriented projects like the fourth mainland bridge. cool
PoliticsRe: Two Students Devise New Education System For Nigeria by ochiaha1(m): 10:57am On May 09, 2011
Exposing children to different professional callings at an early age is the right thing to do; this system is adopted by the western world and we can see how successful they are.

We need a connection between the education sector and the industrial sector. The educational sector is involved in research and can sell the outcome of their research to the industrial sector for production and marketing of the end product(s). If the industrial sector is vibrant, it can give grants, scholarships to the educational sector as well as provide massive employment ,both for graduates and undergraduates, and this should impact positively on the educational system.
Foreign AffairsRe: Malawi Bans Public Farting by ochiaha1(m): 4:25pm On Feb 10, 2011
It seems they love eating beans a lot in that country and so this causes them to fart loudly and at all occassions grin grin grin

The above statement is my own simple deduction from the law they passed on farting !!!
PoliticsRe: What Made Nigeria So Populated by ochiaha1(m): 2:30pm On Dec 17, 2010
strangerf:
Yeah, Benin had an empire, but not the Ibos

The Ibos were only able to have a mere kingdom

Having an empire was beyond them, both intellectually and physically!
Strangerf, The Ibos are repubicans by nature, like the Greeks were too,and so did not need any tyrant in the form
of a King to rule over them.

You have to appreciate that God created different tribes to foister diversity on mankind. Can you imagine what the world have looked like if we all spoke the same language, had the same customs and tradition and the same system of administration? Everything will look drab and ordinary without any new thing to learn !!!

When you say the Ibos do not have the intellect to run empires, I laugh so much my ribs ache. Its the same Ibos who after the civil war have been able carve out financial empires from little or no resources. Go to Lagos and see the empires they have built, go to Nnewi, Aba etc.

From your write up, I guess you are a benin guy, my advise for you therefore, as well to all Benin people, is that they should stop living on past glory. Yes, your benin empire was once strong, but today, its a mere ceremonial entity with an Oba as its head. Ibos have built new and modern financially relevant empires, while you guys are still living in a past of backwardness, unemployment, etc. Wake up from your false sense of achievement. cool
PoliticsRe: Breaking News! Pa Enahoro Is Dead! by ochiaha1(m): 12:32pm On Dec 17, 2010
May God Grant him eternal rest.

Its a pity that he did not live to see Nigerians overcome the problems of hunger, insecurity, poor Infrastructure among other things.

The onus now lies on us to ensure we overcome the above probles and achieve these objectives: free and fair elections, peaceful and orderly change of government, social security, availability of food, clothing, shelther, healthcare facilities and educational oppurtunities to every citizen.

When we have achieved the above objectives, then the honourable Enahoro can look down on us from above, smiling and telling other departed ones in the heavenlies: ' This is the Nigeria of my dream'.

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