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An injustice to one Biafran is an injustice to all Biafrans!!

Biafrans must remember those that fought to defend Biafrans lives from ev!il plans of Gowon and Britain.

All Hail Biafrans!!



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garykoeman:
Tinubu this Tinubu that.

Tinubu is the greatest and most talk about by the people of Southeast.

In terms of popularity azikwe does not come close.

You will cry tire.
You will wail tire
You hypocritical tinubu supporters like mentioning southeast and igbos when it is clear to all that northerners, Yorubas and even foreigners are the ones complaining of tinubu failed leadership yet you will still open your mouth wide to mention southeast.

Hypocrite.


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Yorubas complaining of tinubu failed leadership

A strong wave of preparation, reflection, and solidarity is already sweeping across the entire South East and South South regions of Nigeria as citizens prepare for the annual Biafra Remembrance Day on Saturday, May 30th, 2026.
Communities across the old Eastern Region are expected to observe a total lockdown in honor of the men, women, and children who lost their lives during the Nigerian Civil War. The solemn remembrance has over the years become a powerful symbol of unity, identity, and collective memory among the people of Biafra land.

Reports from major cities including Enugu, Aba, Onitsha, Owerri, Umuahia, Port Harcourt, Asaba, Uyo, Yenagoa, Calabar, and other neighboring communities indicate that residents are already making preparations to fully comply with the sit-at-home exercise.
The lockdown is expected to begin from the early hours of Saturday morning and continue until 4:00 PM. During this period, banks, schools, markets, government offices, transport services, and many private businesses are expected to remain closed in respect of the remembrance day.

Streets that are usually filled with commercial activities are anticipated to remain calm and silent as families stay indoors to reflect on the sacrifices, struggles, and history of the Biafran people.
Many residents describe May 30th not merely as a date, but as a sacred moment of remembrance, reflection, and honor for fallen heroes and heroines whose memories continue to live in the hearts of millions across the South East and South South.

Community leaders, youth groups, market unions, and various organizations have continued to call for a peaceful and successful observance of the day, urging residents to maintain order, unity, and respect throughout the exercise.
Across social media, the atmosphere is already charged with emotional messages, old photographs, historical tributes, songs of remembrance, and calls for solidarity among Ndị Igbo and all lovers of peace and justice.
As May 30th approaches, the spirit of remembrance grows stronger across Biafra land, with many describing the day as one of the most emotional and historic moments in the region’s calendar.

Indeed, South East and South South Nigeria stand united once again to remember history, honor the fallen, and keep alive the memories of a generation that sacrificed everything for their people.
May 30th remains a day of silence, reflection, honor, and identity across Biafra land.


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IGBO GrOUP URGES SOUTH EAST AND SOUTH SOUTH TO PREPARE FOR BIAFRA AGITATION IF 2027 PRESIDENCY IS DENIED
_Group says it is painful to keep depriving Igbos of the presidency after decades of calls for equity_

Enugu, Nigeria – A coalition of Igbo socio-political groups has called on the people of the South East and South south to begin preparing for renewed Biafra agitation if an Igbo candidate fails to secure the Nigeria' presidency in 2027.

In a statement released on Monday, the group said it had become clear that repeated appeals for power rotation and equity had not yielded results, and that part of the old Eastern Region remained sidelined in Nigeria’s political arrangement.

“The South East and South south were once one administrative unit as the old Eastern Region,” the statement read. “We share history, geography, and common interests. It is painful to keep depriving the Igbos of getting Nigeria’s presidency while other regions have taken multiple turns.”

The group said that after over 50 years since the civil war, the South East remained the only zone yet to produce an elected president in the Fourth Republic. It warned that if this injustice continued in 2027, the people would have no choice but to return to the question of self-determination.

The coalition urged all indigenous people of the old Eastern Region in the South East and South south to start making plans, including selling off assets and investments outside both regions, in anticipation of a possible political separation.

It also addressed non-indigenes living in the South East and South south, saying: “We appeal to Yorubas, Northerners, and other Nigerians residing in the old Eastern Region to begin making peaceful arrangements to return to their native lands. This is not a call for violence, but for an orderly process should the people decide to pursue a separate state.”

The statement added that the group would pursue its objectives through peaceful advocacy and international engagement, but warned that the patience of the people was running thin.

Political analysts say the comments reflect growing frustration in the South East over perceived exclusion from the presidency, even as major parties have yet to announce their zoning arrangements for 2027.

YORUBA ELDERS CLASH WITH TINUBU OVER 2027 PRESIDENCY PLANS

_“It is unjust to snatch what belongs to the South East” – Elders warn President not to betray equity_

A storm is brewing within the Yoruba political establishment as prominent Yoruba elders have openly clashed with President Bola Tinubu over alleged plans to block the South East from producing Nigeria’s president in 2027.

The elders, under the banner of the Yoruba Patriots Forum, accused the presidency of plotting to undermine equity and deny Igbos their turn at the presidency, calling the move a betrayal of Nigeria’s unwritten power-sharing agreement.

“God is great, and He sees injustice,” the group’s spokesperson declared at a press briefing in Ibadan. “Yoruba elders will not keep quiet while anyone tries to snatch the presidency from the Igbos in 2027. It is their turn, and justice demands that we stand with them.”

The elders argued that Nigeria’s stability depends on fairness, and that any attempt to manipulate the process against the South East would deepen national division. They said the Yoruba people, who have produced presidents and heads of state multiple times, have no moral ground to stand in the way of the South East.

“We cannot preach fairness and practice exclusion. Yoruba is not built on betrayal. If we allow this presidency to be stolen from the Igbos, we are planting a seed of hatred that will haunt Nigeria for generations,” the statement read.

The group warned that pushing Igbos to the wall politically would have consequences, urging Tinubu to act as a statesman rather than a regional partisan.

“The presidency belongs to all Nigerians, not one man or one region. Tinubu should remember that power is transient, but history is forever. He will be judged by whether he chose equity or selfish ambition,” the elders said.

The development signals growing unease across ethnic lines over the direction of 2027 politics, with many Nigerians saying the South East’s demand for the presidency is long overdue.

Streetinvestor2:
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Nigeria is at a crossroads once again. The storm clouds are gathering, and if the nation refuses to act decisively and justly, a second civil war may be inevitable. The exclusion of the South East — the homeland of the Igbo people — from the highest office in the land is pushing Nigeria to the brink. If the Igbo are denied the presidency in 2027, the consequences could be catastrophic. Not just politically, but existentially.


The scars of the 1967–1970 Biafra War have never truly healed. Over 3 million Igbos were killed in a war triggered largely by marginalization, ethnic violence, and the fight for justice and inclusion. Yet, 54 years later, the Igbo people have still never been allowed to produce a democratically elected president of Nigeria.

Despite being one of the three major ethnic groups in the country — alongside the Hausa-Fulani and the Yoruba — the Igbos remain politically sidelined at the national level.

Yoruba presidency: 1999–2007 (Olusegun Obasanjo)

Hausa-Fulani presidency: 2007–2023 (Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, Muhammadu Buhari)

South-South (Ijaw): 2010–2015 (Goodluck Jonathan)

South East (Igbo): Never


This systematic exclusion is not just unjust — it is unsustainable.

The South East may be the smallest of Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones by land mass, but the Igbo people are one of the most widely spread, industrious, and economically impactful ethnic groups in Nigeria.

Igbos control over 60% of Nigeria’s informal trade and business in major cities — Lagos, Kano, Abuja, and beyond.

The region has some of the highest literacy and school enrollment rates in the country.

Igbo Nigerians lead in the diaspora, sending billions in remittances annually and promoting Nigeria’s image globally.

It is politically dangerous and morally indefensible to keep such a group excluded from the presidency while expecting peace and unity.


The rise of pro-Biafra separatist movements like IPOB is not random — it is a direct reaction to decades of marginalization. When a people feel unheard and unwanted, they seek to leave. IPOB, MASSOB, and others have gained traction because the Nigerian state continues to treat the South East as second-class citizens.

Denying the region the presidency in 2027 will radicalize millions of young Igbos already disillusioned with the country. This will turn agitation into full-blown rebellion. And this time, it won’t just be a political crisis — it could be an armed insurrection.


A nation cannot survive when it is built on selective inclusion. You cannot call for unity while promoting exclusion. Every region in Nigeria must have a sense of belonging. Every major ethnic group must see itself represented in the highest office.

Zoning and rotation have been used to maintain balance — North and South taking turns.

The North has ruled for 14 of the last 24 years.

The South West and South South have had their turns.

It is only just that the South East should take its rightful place in 2027.


If zoning is abandoned now that it's the South East’s turn, it will be seen — rightly — as a deliberate strategy to keep Igbos perpetually excluded. That perception will destroy whatever fragile unity still exists in Nigeria.


Nigeria’s youth — more than 60% of the population — are not blind to ethnic injustice. Many young people from all over Nigeria supported Peter Obi, an Igbo man, in the 2023 election, seeing him as a symbol of hope and change. Despite not winning, the message was clear: the South East has national appeal and leadership capacity.

To deny the region in 2027 is to betray a generation looking for fairness. Youth anger in the South East, if left to boil over, will not be limited to protests. It could evolve into an uncontainable security nightmare for Nigeria.

The first civil war was fought with limited weapons and international awareness. A second civil war will be fought in a 21st-century Nigeria filled with armed non-state actors, widespread internet activism, drone technology, and porous borders. A war today will not stay in the East. It will burn across Nigeria and likely draw in foreign interests.

It is better to give justice and preserve peace than to suppress justice and ignite war.


2027 is a moral test for Nigeria. If equity, justice, and national cohesion still matter, the Igbo people must produce the next president. This is not a threat — it is a warning grounded in history, current reality, and future consequence.

To continue to exclude the Igbos is to choose the path of instability, chaos, and perhaps disintegration.

Let us not wait for another war to realize what could have been prevented with wisdom.

Peter Obi, a presidential aspirant for the 2027 Presidential elections under NDC in Nigeria; is a man with a good heart for the citizens of Nigeria.

A philanthropist who have the fear of God and hate injustice and who is ready to do the right thing at any given time in order to see that injustice do not take place in the Nigeria.

Peter Obi has always show that he has a good agenda for Nigerians; By working out ways to provide employments for Nigerians and to increase food productions in Nigeria when he becomes the President of Nigeria come 2027.

The agenda of Peter Obi for Nigerians is to make Nigeria great again. Thereby elevating Nigeria from been the capital of poverty among Nations to become one of the wealthiest nation among Nations.

The agenda of Peter Obi is clear for the public to see, just as the sky in the morning is clear for all to see. The agenda of Peter Obi is to make Nigeria a better place for the citizens of Nigeria and foreigners to live in peace and safety without worries in the land of Nigeria.


The strong man called Peter Obi is a gentle man who is wise and love to help the needy, widows, orphans and the poor in the society.
Peter Obi have helped a lot of Nigerians; Yoruba people, hausa people, Fulani people, igbo people, ijaw people and other ethnic groups in Nigeria.
A lot of people have been empowered by Peter Obi to become wealth creators.
He is a politician that can not be defeated in any political battle by his enemies.


Peter Obi have made knowledge attractive by the words he speaks, and he has been speaking kind words to encourage Nigerians that they should not give up on a better Nigeria.
Peter Obi have been spreading his knowledge in order to make some Nigerians to become wise like him.
He has been doing what is right and avoiding doing what is wrong; that is why people are saying Peter Obi No Dey Give Shi Shi.

Peter Obi is an intelligent person because he wants to learn. Peter Obi hate ignorance, that is one of the reasons why he travel to Egypt to study Egyptian Power Sector in order to use the knowledge to improve Nigeria Power Sector when he becomes the President of Nigeria.

Peter Obi loves Nigerians and want to serve them if given the chance to become President of Nigeria. Peter Obi want to make Nigerians happy again. Peter Obi is an hardworking man and a honest person who have humble himself before Nigerians, so he can better their lives by serving them.

Owontime:
As if Gringory's name isn't in the mud already

If that mud was real, he won’t be the one giving sleepless nights to big politicians in 2023 and 2027. Oya rest small.

Mud for social media no be mud for ballot box. Results go talk.

Richtaiwo:
So Igbos have the freedom to say whatever they like about Tinubu, yet the moment anyone criticises Peter Obi, it suddenly becomes a problem?

It is always amusing when people freely dish out insults, mockery, and attacks, but instantly become offended the moment the same energy is returned to them. Why is it so difficult for some people to tolerate exactly what they so comfortably give to others?

Your propaganda against the Igbos will not succeed.
Dele momodu have bring shame to himself for justifying atiku corruption and for attacking peter obi honesty.

ogolemati:
helinues freestuffs Madridguy yarimo ngeneukwenu with the newly recruited burob come and see

Ah ah, una don call national assembly of urgent 1k people and stomach infrastructure gist 😂

This is how urgent 1k people assemble, both for stomach infrastructure gist and free urgent 1k arguments

With this lineup of urgent 1k people, even the thread go need security guard

Galactics:
They are threatening the owner of this forum to start paying them for commenting on nairaland or they will deal with him.

Nairaland comments have always been free. If they have an issue, they can take it up legally, not by threatening. Threats won’t make Seun start paying anyone.

Threatening someone to pay you is extortion, and that’s a crime under Nigerian law. If they’re serious, they should go to court, not DMs and threats.

Since when did commenting become a paid job? make them leave Seun alone and get a real hustle before obidients go Change yah for this urgent 1k people.

Obidients no dey carry last!!!

Streetinvestor2:
I knew hunger wan wound that helinues guy.
He has said it severally in the past that he has nothing doing

Bro turned ‘nothing doing’ into a full-time job with benefits 😂
Even hunger is tired of him. It keeps coming back and he still dey complain

Several northern Nigerian organizations have called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to review and restructure recent federal appointments, alleging a disproportionate favoring of the Yoruba ethnic group, particularly from Lagos State, in key government positions.


The controversy intensified following the appointment of Shamseldeen Babatunde Ogunjimi, a Lagos native, as Acting Accountant General of the Federation (AGOF). Critics argue that this appointment perpetuates a pattern where Yoruba individuals dominate critical roles in finance, security, and other sectors. Notably, positions such as the Chief Justice of Nigeria, and heads of various economic agencies are currently held by individuals from the South-West region.


Arewa Youths Integrity Network (AYIN): This group expressed disappointment over the appointment of another Yoruba individual to a significant position, emphasizing that northerners are equally qualified for such roles. They urged President Tinubu to ensure that appointments reflect Nigeria's diversity and adhere to the federal character principle.

Northern Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN): The NYCN criticized the regional imbalance in security-related appointments, pointing out that positions like the Chief of Army Staff, Director General of the Department of State Services (DSS), and Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) are held by individuals from the South-West. They warned that such regional favoritism could undermine national unity.

Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA): HURIWA raised concerns about what it perceives as ethnocentric governance, highlighting that key positions in finance, security, and information technology are dominated by South-Westerners. The group called on President Tinubu to reassess his appointment strategy to ensure more inclusive representation.



These groups have collectively urged President Tinubu to reconsider his appointment strategies to promote inclusivity and uphold the federal character principle, which mandates fair representation of all regions in federal positions. They emphasize that a balanced approach is crucial for fostering national unity and trust in the government's commitment to equitable governance.

As of now, there has been no official response from President Tinubu regarding these allegations.

OBIDIENT MOVEMENT STATEMENT
Re: False Claims of Sacking and Rebranding

We, the Obidient movement aligned with Peter Obi and Yunusa Tanko, reject the recent announcement claiming the movement has been disbanded, rebranded, and that Peter Obi and Yunusa Tanko have been sacked.

That announcement came from a factional group with no authorization to speak for the Obidient movement. Peter Obi and Yunusa Tanko remain the figures recognized by the original movement structure.

We warn the public to be cautious. Any group collecting money, data, or political support in the name of the Obidient movement outside of the structure led by Peter Obi and Yunusa Tanko should be treated as fraudulent.

For verified updates, follow official channels linked to Peter Obi and Yunusa Tanko.

Tinubu is a national disgrace to Nigerians and Africans.

Tinubu have failed Nigerians and yorubas.

Adeboye, has cautioned political leaders in the Southwest and Northern regions against any attempt to frustrate the emergence of a Southeast president in the 2027 general elections.

Speaking during a discussion on national unity and power rotation, Adeboye argued that denying the Southeast an opportunity to produce Nigeria’s president could further deepen feelings of marginalisation and political imbalance in the country.

According to him, fairness and equity remain critical to preserving peace and strengthening national unity ahead of the next election cycle.

“The Southeast deserves a fair chance like every other region. Any move to deliberately sabotage their chances may come with serious political consequences and increased national tension,” he stated.

Adeboye stressed that Nigeria’s stability depends largely on justice, inclusion, and respect for the principles of rotational leadership among the country’s major regions.

His comments have already sparked conversations among Nigerians and political observers, with many describing the statement as a bold contribution to the growing debate surrounding the 2027 presidency.

As political alignments gradually begin ahead of the elections, discussions around zoning, inclusion, and regional balance are expected to remain central in Nigeria’s political landscape.

More Tinubu Supporters Dump President, Brand Him “Content Creator” Amid Growing Discontent

A fresh wave of political tension has hit Nigeria’s ruling camp as several former loyalists of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu publicly withdrew their support, accusing the administration of focusing more on media appearances than delivering meaningful economic relief to Nigerians.

The development comes amid rising hardship, inflation, and increasing public frustration over the country’s economic situation. Some disgruntled supporters described the President as a “content creator,” claiming his government prioritizes speeches, public relations campaigns, and photo opportunities over practical governance.

Speaking during a political gathering in Abuja, one former campaign coordinator said:

“Nigerians are tired of promises and propaganda. People voted for leadership, not content creation. The suffering is becoming unbearable.”



Several youth groups and grassroots mobilizers who actively campaigned for Tinubu during the 2023 elections have also reportedly distanced themselves from the administration, citing unmet expectations and worsening living conditions.

Political analysts believe the growing criticism from within the President’s former support base could signal deeper cracks ahead of future elections. According to observers, the backlash reflects mounting anger over fuel subsidy removal, rising food prices, unemployment, and insecurity.

Despite the criticism, supporters of the administration insist President Tinubu remains committed to reforming the economy and stabilizing the country. Government allies argue that many of the policies currently being implemented require time before Nigerians begin to see positive results.

Meanwhile, opposition figures have seized on the growing dissatisfaction, urging Nigerians to demand accountability and stronger economic policies.

As political pressure mounts, many Nigerians are watching closely to see whether the administration can regain public confidence or face further defections from once-loyal supporters.

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Southeast APC Members Oppose Waiver for Tinubu as Party Clears President Without Screening



Fresh cracks have emerged within the ruling party as some members of the Southeast bloc of the All Progressives Congress (APC) have openly opposed the National Working Committee’s (NWC) decision to waive the screening requirement for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of the party’s presidential primaries.

The NWC, at its 188th meeting held on May 6, 2026, granted Tinubu automatic clearance to contest, a move that has sparked discontent among certain party stakeholders who argue that the decision undermines internal democracy.

The announcement was conveyed in a statement issued by APC National Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka.

Leaders and members of the APC in the Southeast region have criticized the waiver, describing it as a “dangerous precedent” that could alienate aspirants and deepen perceptions of marginalization within the party.

Some stakeholders insist that while Tinubu’s incumbency is acknowledged, subjecting all aspirants to the same screening process would demonstrate fairness and transparency.

A senior party member from the region, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the decision “signals that the contest is already skewed,” warning that it could discourage participation and weaken party unity ahead of the 2027 elections.



Despite the backlash, the NWC defended its action, citing constitutional provisions that empower it to grant waivers in special circumstances.

“This decision was made pursuant to the powers conferred on the NWC under Article 13.4 (xiii) and (xiv) of the Constitution of APC to organise and supervise the Party’s primaries and, in special circumstances, grant waivers in the best interest of the Party,” the statement read.

The committee emphasized that President Tinubu had already undergone screening ahead of the 2022 primaries and was duly cleared at the time, making a repeat exercise unnecessary.

It further argued that requiring the sitting president to appear before a screening panel would be redundant, given his role as leader of the party.

The NWC also pointed to Tinubu’s endorsements by key party organs, including the Progressive Governors Forum and members of the National Assembly, as justification for the waiver.

However, Southeast APC members argue that endorsements should not replace due process, warning that such decisions could deepen internal divisions if not carefully managed.

In a related development, the APC has extended deadlines for the sale and submission of expression of interest and nomination forms for aspirants, while also adjusting its screening timetable.

While the party says the move is intended to accommodate broader participation, critics view it as a strategic adjustment that still leaves unresolved concerns about fairness.

The controversy surrounding Tinubu’s waiver highlights early tensions within the APC as preparations intensify for the 2027 general elections.

Observers note that how the party manages internal dissent—particularly from regions like the Southeast—could prove decisive in maintaining cohesion and electoral strength in the coming political cycle.

Speaking during a recent gathering, Adeboye emphasized the importance of unity, fairness, and national cohesion, urging Nigerians to look beyond ethnic divisions. He reportedly appealed to the Yoruba people to back an Igbo candidate, arguing that such a move would promote equity and strengthen the bonds among Nigeria’s major ethnic groups.

According to sources present at the event, the respected cleric highlighted the need for inclusiveness in leadership, noting that the Southeast region has yet to produce a president in Nigeria’s current democratic dispensation. He stressed that supporting an Igbo presidency would be a step toward justice and national reconciliation.

“The time has come for Nigerians to act with a sense of fairness and brotherhood,” Adeboye was quoted as saying. “We must build a nation where every region feels seen, heard, and represented.”

The remarks have since sparked mixed reactions across political and social circles. Some leaders have praised the call as a bold step toward national unity, while others argue that presidential elections should remain strictly based on competence rather than regional considerations.

Political analysts suggest that such a statement, coming from a highly influential religious figure, could significantly shape public opinion ahead of the 2027 elections. The conversation around zoning and power rotation is expected to intensify in the coming months.

As Nigeria continues to navigate complex political dynamics, Adeboye’s comments have once again brought the issue of equity, representation, and national unity to the forefront of public discourse.

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If tinubu can not step down for an igbo man from south east region of Nigeria to be the next president of Nigeria in 2027, then the igbos will stop tinubu from winning the 2027 presidential election in Nigeria.

Tinubu have taken the Nigeria presidency mandate from igbos in 2023 and must return it back or Bola tinubu and yorubas will not have the presidency in 2027 instead let the Igbos have the presidency in 2027.

Tinubu have failed Nigerians and APC members.

Tinubu is a national disgrace to Nigerians and Africans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1IjXi_13So&pp=ygUddGludWJ1IHRydXN0ZWQgYWxseSBsZWF2ZSBhcGM

Jossyman0007:
Don't you think you are too old for this??

All these GenZ,with free Data.

Why are you behaving immature?
Talking to Op in a disrespectful way, is a sign of immaturity behavior from you.

Be a man!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWg-EYZnnjs&pp=ygUYQXBjIHdvbWFuIGN1cnNlZCB0aW51YnUg

Tinubu have failed Nigerians And APC members.

Jail awaits tinubu after he loss the 2027 presidential election to southeast presidential candidate for the 2027 presidential election.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVC-YHPA10s&pp=ygUTVGludWJ1IGlzIGNsdWVsZXNzIA%3D%3D

AskProf:
Did you pass FSLC?

Stop asking OP meaningless question when the fact is there for all to see.

Watch one fact below and stop asking unnecessary question.

Members Of APC Have Started Attacking Tinubu (video)


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Ibas3454:
Honestly....when it comes to politics give it to tinubu.. he knows how to handle oppositions

Continue deceiving yourself as tinubu is publicly disgrace.

Members Of APC Have Started Attacking Tinubu (video)


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