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Re: You are invited to Abuja this Saturday

Don't fail to be in Abuja this Saturday, as Harvard of techpro and product of the prestigious Lagos Business School invades the federal capital city of the nation, for the biggest financial empowerment programme, in partnership with eTranzact, Access Bank, Potech Ltd. and powered by Club080.com

11am Saturday 31 October 2015 at 1st Forty Hotels #38 Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse II Abuja FCT. (No African time) 

Come and learn how to become certified mobile money (cashlessNigeria) agent and start your own mini bank - or other businesses from as little as N2,500 - make money from blogging, facebook, WhatsApp, recharge card printing, mobile money, bulk SMS, internet marketing, plus other opportunities that will empower you to earn N1,000 - N40,000 daily - from the comfort of your home, using only your mobile phone, even without Internet access!

Free gifts to be given out at the seminar includes 
Recharge card printing machines
Laptops
Blackberry phones
Other Phones
ATM Cards loaded with money
Up to N100,000 voucher
Free Breast cancer tests/scans
Etc.

Participation fee is N2,000 only so missing this one isn't an option.

Your host will be:
Philip Obin, MD/CEO Potech Ltd.
Founder/President, Club080.com
Founder/CEO, 9icefaces.com 
#20 Adeniran Ogunsanya, Surulere Lagos
#38 IBB Way - Calabar

WhatsApp/SMS: 08027196002

Remember to come with one or more people for a special gift

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