Nigeria's rich cultural and ethnic diversity requires a vibrant and inclusive democratic process. While a one-party system might seem to offer stability, it threatens the core principles of democracy, such as choice, accountability, and representation.

A single-party dominance can weaken democratic institutions by limiting political competition and suppressing dissent. This environment may lead to authoritarian tendencies, where opposition voices are silenced, and civil liberties are at risk.

Furthermore, such a system can marginalize Nigeria’s numerous ethnic and religious groups, fueling divisions and potential conflicts. It also hampers policy innovation and economic growth, as there is little incentive for the ruling party to improve or adapt.

Ultimately, Nigeria’s progress depends on maintaining a multi-party system that encourages inclusiveness, accountability, and vibrant political debate, ensuring democracy benefits all citizens.

The Dangers Of A One-party System In Nigeria

Risks of a One-Party System for Nigeria’s Democracy

Discover the transformative power of worship in healing your spirit. This guide explores how sincere worship can bring emotional, mental, and spiritual restoration, supported by biblical insights and scientific research. Learn practical steps to deepen your worship experience and experience God's healing presence.

Reflect on your worship life and identify barriers that hinder true connection with God. Carve out intentional quiet time to worship, meditate on His attributes, and pour out your heart. Experience the peace and strength that come from genuine worship, and allow God's healing to flow into every area of your life.

Join us in embracing worship as a vital tool for spiritual health and renewal. May your weekend be filled with joy, peace, and divine encounters as you draw closer to God through heartfelt worship.

The Power Of Worship In Healing The Spirit

Harnessing Worship for Inner Healing and Spiritual Renewal

The internal conflicts within the Labour Party (LP) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) appear to be power struggles for party control. While Obi and Atiku were presidential candidates, I believe they weren't deeply invested in the parties' growth. Their focus seemed primarily on their own ambitions. Atiku, for instance, reportedly spent time in Dubai while others like Wike invested in the PDP, which is why Wike maintains influence. 

Atiku's late entry into the PDP for the 2023 presidential candidacy suggests a lack of strong party loyalty. Many who voted for him, in my opinion, were simply anti-Wike. When crises arose, Atiku was sidelined and even rumored to consider leaving. Obi faces a similar issue in the LP, where he lacks influence. His actions, such as publicly endorsing a different gubernatorial candidate in Rivers State, alienated party members. 

Furthermore, I think the LP struggled financially, with donations allegedly mismanaged. Now, amidst the crisis, Obi's voice carries little weight. I believe the only viable strategy to challenge the APC is a coalition through another party, as neither LP nor PDP seems to have a firm grip on their internal affairs.

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Can Obi and Atiku Unite Their Parties and Challenge APC?

Popular social media activist Martins Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, has been released from EFCC custody. His release was confirmed on Wednesday by his legal counsel, Deji Adeyanju.

Otse was detained since May 2 over allegations of financial crimes following multiple petitions. The EFCC earlier announced that he was granted administrative bail but remained in custody pending the fulfillment of bail conditions.

This development has sparked reactions across social media, highlighting ongoing discussions about accountability and justice in Nigeria.

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Rufai Oseni Reacts to VDM's Release from EFCC Custody

Sam Mbakwe International Airport in Owerri marked a significant milestone by hosting its first international flight on May 9th. This achievement comes nearly four decades after the airport's establishment in 1983. The historic flight was made possible by extensive upgrades to the runway and facilities, including the installation of night landing capabilities. These upgrades were spearheaded by Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma. 

Hon. Declan Emelumba, the Imo State Commissioner for Information, Public Orientation, and Strategy, shared details about the event. He announced that pilgrims traveling to this year's Hajj from Imo State would depart directly from Owerri. He also mentioned that Christian pilgrims would begin their journeys to the Holy Land from the airport in June 2025.

The inaugural Air Peace flight carried 315 Hajj pilgrims from Imo, Abia, and Bayelsa States. The event was attended by Vice President Kashim Shettima, along with other prominent political and religious leaders, as well as industry figures. Commissioner Emelumba expressed optimism about the airport's new status, stating that it would facilitate easier access for international investors and benefit Imo's diaspora community through direct flights, eliminating the need for transit through other airports.

Sam Mbakwe Airport Owerri, Hosts First International Flight On May 9.

Owerri Airport Achieves Milestone: Hosts First International Flight After 40 Years

This reflection explores the profound nature of wisdom as revealed in Proverbs 8. It emphasizes that true wisdom is more than just knowledge or wealth; it is a divine spirit created by God to reveal how His creation functions.

Wisdom was present before creation and is infused into everything God made. While many seek wisdom, few understand its true essence or live by its laws. Genuine wisdom aligns with holiness and reverence for God, and without these, wisdom cannot fully manifest.

Living in accordance with wisdom unlocks divine rewards and reveals the mysteries of life. The message encourages deliberate pursuit of wisdom, highlighting its importance in understanding the purpose of creation and thriving in God's design.

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Unveiling the Power and Purpose of Divine Wisdom

A viral video shows Senator Natasha Akpoti accusing Reno Omokri of sexual harassment and flirting. This followed a series of Facebook posts where Natasha made similar accusations.

Reno responded with evidence, including stamped passports, proving he was out of the country at the time Natasha claimed the incident occurred. Recognizing the strength of Reno's evidence, Natasha deleted her posts and sought intervention from a clergy man, who later apologized to Reno and paid damages.

Reno has also shared his account of the events with international media and organizations, clarifying his position and the false nature of the allegations.

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Controversy: Natasha Akpoti's Allegations Against Reno Omokri Debunked

Sources suggest that during his upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia, President Donald Trump will announce US recognition of a Palestinian state, excluding Hamas. The Gulf-US summit in Riyadh aims to cover various economic and security deals, with potential historic implications for Middle East geopolitics. Notably, the announcement could shift regional power dynamics and bolster the Abraham Accords.

The summit will also focus on major economic agreements, including Gulf investments in the US and potential Gulf exemptions from tariffs. Discussions around US-Saudi nuclear cooperation are also underway, with Saudi Arabia planning its first nuclear reactor and the UAE already operating a nuclear power plant. These developments highlight ongoing regional efforts toward energy independence and strategic partnerships.

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There has been confusion over Nigeria's debt repayment to the IMF. While Nigeria has paid the principal amount borrowed, the IMF still lists interest and administrative charges as overdue obligations.

Specifically, Nigeria was asked to pay about 171 million USD in interest over five years, which is interest-free and paid in small installments. SaharaReporters claimed Nigeria owed 274 billion naira, but this figure is misleading as it equates to only 171 million USD.

The IMF has confirmed that Nigeria no longer owes any legacy debt, as it has been removed from the list of indebted countries on their official website. This clarifies that Nigeria's current debt obligations are fully settled.

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Otunba Gbenga Daniel delivered an inspiring speech at Pa Fasoranti’s 99th birthday celebration. He highlighted the importance of moral values, especially the Yoruba Omoluabi ethos, for national progress.

He emphasized that reviving these indigenous virtues can help Nigeria overcome its current moral and societal challenges. Daniel called on Afenifere to champion this cultural and ethical renaissance across Nigeria, fostering unity and social harmony.

He also praised President Bola Tinubu’s reforms and urged collaboration for restructuring Nigeria. The speech concluded with warm wishes for Pa Fasoranti’s good health and continued wisdom.

Otunba Gbenga Daniel Speech At 99th Birthday Of Pa Fasoranti

Otunba Gbenga Daniel Celebrates Pa Fasoranti’s 99th Birthday and Calls for Yoruba Cultural Revival

Mike Wimmer, a young Nigerian prodigy, has made history by becoming the youngest person in the United States to earn a Ph.D. at just 16 years old. An exceptional scholar and entrepreneur, Wimmer graduated high school and obtained his associate’s degree by age 12, followed by a bachelor’s degree at 14, and now a doctorate in innovation. His dissertation focused on creating a remotely operated vehicle to combat invasive lionfish in the Atlantic Ocean.

Wimmer developed the Reef Sweeper, an AI-powered underwater vehicle designed to identify, neutralize, and collect lionfish, helping to protect marine ecosystems. He also runs three companies—Next Era Innovations, Insta Grade AI, and Reflect Social—while unveiling his latest invention during his graduation ceremony.

This remarkable achievement highlights Wimmer's dedication to solving real-world environmental problems through technology and innovation. Outside his academic pursuits, he plans to enjoy his summer with typical teenage activities, including cruising in his Corvette and possibly taking a Disney Cruise.

16-year-old Becomes Youngest To Receive Ph.d. In The US,

Nigerian Teen Achieves Historic Ph.D. at 16 with Innovative Environmental Solution

An advocacy group, the Northern Socio-Political Rights Network (NSPRN), has revealed it was offered N200 million by proxies linked to Zamfara State officials to organize a protest against President Bola Tinubu and Minister Bello Matawalle. The group declined the bribe, citing concerns over political manipulation aimed at discrediting government officials.

In a statement, NSPRN accused the plotters of seeking to weaken the North-West’s support for the federal government by spreading false accusations and orchestrating protests. The group emphasized its commitment to grassroots activism and denied involvement in any state-funded blackmail operations.

They urged security agencies to investigate the source of funds behind such protests, warning of potential threats to national stability. NSPRN praised President Tinubu’s regional appointments and highlighted Matawalle’s efforts in combating banditry and terrorism in northern Nigeria.

Group Reveals Reason For Rejection Bribe To Stage Anti-matawalle Protest

Northern Advocacy Group Rejects N200 Million Bribe to Protest Against Tinubu and Matawalle

I'm looking to explore opportunities to grow my crypto investments, and the RDAC launch seems like a good starting point. I've been curious about staking and launchpools, but haven't had the chance to really get involved until now.

I'm interested in seeing how RDAC's staking rewards compare to other platforms. I've read some promising data suggesting it could perform well, especially with the PoolX and CandyBomb bonus options available.

This might be my first serious attempt at passive crypto income. Is anyone else planning to participate? I'd love to hear your strategies and compare results once it goes live.

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Renowned Nigerian prophet Kingsley Aitafo recently received renewed attention as his prophetic warning about global conflicts appears to be unfolding. He previously warned of a potential third world war and a deadly pandemic worse than COVID-19.

Currently, India and Pakistan are engaged in their most intense military clashes in decades, with reports of drone and missile attacks escalating the crisis. Both nations, possessing nuclear weapons, are under global scrutiny as tensions threaten to spiral into a broader war.

This development highlights the importance of spiritual vigilance and prayer, echoing Prophet Aitafo's warnings. Many believers are reflecting on whether society is paying enough attention to divine messages amid these uncertain times.

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Prophet Kingsley Aitafo's Warning on India-Pakistan Tensions Confirmed

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Supporters of Giringory are praising his brewery project in Anambra, funded by state funds, as a model for economic development. They argue it's better than social infrastructure. I disagree. 

During his 8 years as governor, Giringory failed to invest in schools, roads, or hospitals. Now, his supporters suggest he should build breweries in every state as an economic revival strategy. 

I believe this brewery focus distracts from his poor record. He openly criticized road construction, neglected public education (even supporting private universities during strikes), and failed to support healthcare, leading to strikes and the emigration of medical professionals. Building breweries across Nigeria, even in the North, won't solve these fundamental problems.

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2025 UTME Results: The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the results of the just concluded 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted nationwide.Campus 360 reports that the examination was conducted in JAMB accredited 6enters across the country.A total of 2,030,627 candidates registered for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).How to check 2025 UTME Results onlineCandidates who participated in the 2025 UTME can proceed to check their JAMB results at the official website of JAMB and then proceed to print their UTME results slip. To do this, follow these step-by-step guidelines.Visit the JAMB eFacility portal: using a browser of your choice, go to the JAMB portal Log in: proceed to enter your login details (email address and password) as used during JAMB registration.Check your 2025 UTME Results: as displayed on the dashboard, click on the button “Check UTME Result.”.Your result: your result is shown on the screen (if the result has been released) according to the subjects you have written in the 2025 JAMB UTME. You can then proceed to print your result.You can also check your 2025 JAMB Results Using your PhoneCheck Here

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This post highlights the linguistic and tribal composition of staff at the JAMB office in Bwari. It notes that Yoruba is the dominant language and that a significant majority of staff are Yoruba, giving the impression of being in an Yoruba-speaking environment like Ilorin. The post also mentions the limited presence of Igbo staff, suggesting that only a few, such as Mr. Fabian, hold top positions and speak fluent Yoruba.

The author seems to be commenting on the ethnic representation within the Nigerian civil service, particularly at JAMB, and hints at broader issues of tribal influence and stereotypes in government agencies.

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Language and Tribal Dynamics at JAMB Office in Bwari

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's visit to Anambra State signaled a convergence of progressive leaders. It highlighted a shared commitment to reshaping Nigeria through effective leadership and people-focused policies. Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo warmly received the President, marking an alignment between federal and state visions, both aimed at uplifting the poor, empowering the youth, and transforming governance.

President Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda mirrors Soludo's people-oriented programs. Both leaders focus on reforms that address barriers holding citizens back. A key aspect is elevating the vulnerable, including the poor, youth, students, and workers. By investing in human capital and expanding economic opportunities, President Tinubu aims to grow the economy and distribute its benefits more equitably.

During the visit, Tinubu emphasized skills development, innovation, and digital transformation for Nigeria's youth. He stressed that governance should enable every Nigerian to thrive. Soludo's administration is transforming Anambra into a hub of opportunity through initiatives like the One Youth, Two Skills program and the Solution Innovation District, equipping young people with valuable skills. The focus on health and security further demonstrates a people-first vision. New hospitals, revitalized healthcare centers, and community policing efforts aim to improve lives and ensure safety.

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When a Pope dies or resigns, the College of Cardinals governs the Catholic Church. These Cardinals, bishops, and Vatican officials from around the world, are chosen by the Pope and are known for their red vestments. After the papacy is vacant, the Cardinals meet in general congregations at the Vatican. They discuss the global challenges facing the Church and prepare for the papal election, called a conclave. Decisions only the Pope can make are postponed until after the election. Historically, they also arranged the funeral and burial of the deceased Pope. 

Only Cardinals under 80 can vote in a conclave. These cardinal electors gather in St. Peter's Basilica for a Mass, seeking the Holy Spirit's guidance. For the conclave, the cardinal electors go to the Sistine Chapel and swear secrecy before the doors are sealed.

The Cardinals vote secretly. They approach Michelangelo's fresco of the Last Judgment, pray, and drop their ballots into a chalice. Four rounds of voting occur daily until a candidate gets two-thirds of the vote. Three designated Cardinals count and record each ballot. If no one gets the required votes, the ballots are burned, creating black smoke.

When a Cardinal wins two-thirds of the vote, the Dean of the College of Cardinals asks if he accepts. If he does, he chooses a papal name and is vested before appearing on the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica. The final ballots are burned to produce white smoke, signaling the election of a new Pope to the world.

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Human rights lawyer Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor emphasizes that Nigeria's growth depends on moving beyond tribal, religious, and political biases. In his recent Facebook post, he advocates for objective thinking and accountability, urging Nigerians to judge issues based on facts and principles rather than affiliations. He warns that loyalty to parties and identities hampers progress and erodes justice. True development requires honesty, fairness, and a commitment to truth, regardless of political or tribal loyalties.

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Nigerian singer and music executive YoungOG, formerly known as Asha Gangali, has announced his rebranding to reflect his evolving musical style. He recently released a new highlife single titled 'Ebube,' featuring newly signed artists Peppa and Tbeatshiii.

As CEO of Roc Da Mic Africa, YoungOG has built a reputation for nurturing talent through his platform. His decade-long journey in Afrobeats has inspired his transition into a new brand that embodies contemporary highlife and appeals to GenZ and Gen Alpha audiences.

He emphasized that his new sound is eclectic and forward-thinking, positioning him ahead of current trends in the Nigerian music scene. YoungOG remains committed to protecting artists’ rights, serving as National Treasurer of PMAN and a board member at MCSN, advocating for transparency and adherence to global standards in music copyright and royalties.

Youngog Releases “EBUBE”

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A Federal High Court in Abuja has ruled that only the President of Nigeria has the authority to fix or suspend prices. This decision came during a dispute between the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) and MultiChoice Nigeria regarding recent subscription fee hikes for DStv and GOtv. The court struck out MultiChoice’s suit against the FCCPC. 

Justice James Omotosho stated that MultiChoice's suit was an abuse of court process, as similar proceedings were already underway. He clarified that while the FCCPC can investigate exploitative market practices, it cannot fix or suspend prices without presidential delegation through a gazetted instrument. The judge emphasized that Nigeria operates a free market system, allowing service providers like MultiChoice to set their prices, which consumers can then accept or reject.

The court also found that the FCCPC's actions, including directing MultiChoice to suspend its price increase, violated the company's right to a fair hearing. It dismissed the FCCPC's claim of MultiChoice holding a dominant market position, stating that the services are discretionary and not essential. The judge warned that regulatory price-fixing could deter investors and harm the Nigerian economy. MultiChoice Nigeria had announced a price increase on March 1, 2025, citing inflation and rising operational costs.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a serious warning to Nigerians about Property World Africa Network (PWAN MAX). The SEC states that PWAN MAX is not registered to operate within Nigeria’s capital market.

In a public notice, the SEC highlighted concerns that PWAN MAX may be engaging in activities typical of a Ponzi scheme. The Commission urges investors to verify the registration status of any platform before investing.

PWAN Group responded, clarifying that their buy-back model is a private real estate agreement, not a capital market product. They emphasized that their transactions are backed by physical properties and do not involve pooling of funds or unrealistic returns. The company expressed willingness to cooperate with regulators and called for clearer guidelines.

This warning is part of SEC’s ongoing efforts to protect investors from unregulated and potentially fraudulent schemes in Nigeria’s financial and real estate markets.

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SEC Warns Public About Unregistered Real Estate Investment Scheme by PWAN

Not few stakeholders in Kaduna State have continued to voice out their concerns over the alleged uneven disbursement of the $350m World Bank loan secured by the immediate past administration of the state under the leadership of ex-Governor Nasir El-Rufai.

Said to be most hit by the alleged injustice occasioned by the uneven disbursement of the loan are 12 local government areas in the state.

These council areas have been identified to be left in the lurch, years after the much-touted Urban Renewal Road projects initiated by the immediate past administration of ex-Governor Nasir El-Rufai took off.

Arewa PUNCH investigations revealed that despite the continued repayment of the $350 million World Bank loan secured under El-Rufai’s government, not a single kilometre of road has been said to have been completed in the affected LGAs, some of which are among the poorest in the state.

Field investigations and corroborated testimonies from community leaders and government insiders point to widespread neglect in areas such as Birnin Gwari, Giwa, Ikara, Jaba, Kagarko, Kajuru, Kauru, Kudan, Makarfi, Sanga, Soba, and Zangon Kataf.

Arewa PUNCH sources further alleged that the projects in these LGAs either never took off beyond the flag-off stage or were outrightly abandoned shortly after the groundbreaking ceremonies.

Unimpressed by the outcome of the situation, several civil society groups and opposition lawmakers in the state have raised concerns over the opaque manner in which the loan was managed, especially in relation to equitable distribution of infrastructure.

Comrade Phelimon Andrew, a transparency advocate based in Zango-Kataf, called for a legislative audit of the Urban Renewal Programme.

"We can’t keep taking loans for political PR. The communities have the right to know where every dollar went," he said.

Our correspondent reports that although the World Bank facility was secured to fund El-Rufai’s flagship Urban Renewal Programme, said to be an ambitious infrastructural plan meant to modernise urban and rural Kaduna State, however, the execution has remained lopsided.

The residents, while expressing their frustrations over the current state of the abandoned Urban Renewal Road Projects, lamented that the initiative now lies in various stages of disrepair, disrupting livelihood and daily commuting.

"This road was supposed to be completed under El-Rufai’s administration years ago," said Musa Yakubu, an okada rider in Sabo Tasha, "Now, it’s just a dust trap in the dry season and a muddy mess during the rains," Yakubu bemoaned, adding, "we spend more money fixing our vehicles than making profit."

Gimbiya Musa, a shop owner near the uncompleted stretch of road around Television Garage to Sabo Tasha bridge, also lamented the significant drop in patronage.

"Ever since the road was dug up and abandoned, customers now avoid this area. Business has dropped by more than 50 per cent. We were excited at first, but now, it feels like they just forgot us."

Residents of Kauru, too, have voiced out their concerns. "We see abandoned construction equipment every day, rusting by the roadside. It’s a constant reminder of a broken promise," said Ezekiel Haruna, a community leader.

"Children now play on half-graded roads, and people have started throwing waste into open drains that were meant to relieve stormwater," observed another resident in Zitti Village in the Zango Kataf Local Government Area.

For many, the unfinished roadworks have become a symbol of neglect. "El-Rufai gave us hope that Kaduna would be transformed," said Fatima Bello, a school teacher, "But what we were left with were potholes, traffic jams, and dust storms," she pointed out.

"This present administration of Uba Sani must probe the previous administration of Nasir el-Rufai to tell Kaduna State citizens the truth about what happened to the $350 million World Bank loan that it secured," Garba Habibu from Birning Gwari declared.

A top government source in one of the ministries directly involved in projects, but who does not want his name in print for fear of a possible attack or sanction, alleged that while Kaduna North reportedly benefitted from nearly 76 per cent of the projects, residents in the South and Central zones were left with incomplete and deteriorating roadways.

Similarly, a youth leader in Kaura, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal, also queried what he termed as the injustice in the uneven disbursement of the loan.

"This is not just about bad governance. It is about injustice. How can we be paying back a loan and have nothing to show for it?" he asked.

He pointed out that among the most glaring cases is the Yarbwan-Kafanchan road, initially designed as a signature project to boost connectivity into Southern Kaduna, which began with much fanfare but has since stalled, "leaving commuters stranded during rainy seasons and local businesses bearing the brunt of a failed promise."

In Birnin Gwari, an area plagued by banditry and poor infrastructure, residents informed Arewa PUNCH that the road projects would have significantly eased movement and enhanced security if completed.

Another senior source within the Kaduna Government House, who spoke under condition of anonymity, confirmed that "no single project initiated by the El-Rufai administration reached completion stage" in the listed LGAs.

"Some areas didn’t even have the contractors mobilised. All the attention was on projects that had media visibility within Kaduna metropolis," the official disclosed.

Meanwhile, community leaders from the neglected LGAs are calling for immediate government intervention, warning that continued neglect may fuel further social discontent.

Efforts by our correspondent to get a response from the current administration of Governor Uba Sani were unsuccessful as calls and messages to key officials in the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure were not returned as at press time.

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