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  • On the way: Expected Specs of TECNO Camon X and X Pro

    On the way: Expected Specs of TECNO Camon X and X Pro

    The Camon series, TECNO’s’s camera-centric phones will see 2 new addition when the TECNO Camon X and TECNO Camon X Pro are launched in Lagos, Nigeria during the Tecno 2018 Global Spring Launch, scheduled to come off on April 5, 2018. The two phones are successors to the very popular TECNO Camon CX.

    TECNO has been teasing these new devices on social media for a while now, and it is now official that it is launching on April 5th.

    Expected Specs and Features of the TECNO Camon X and X Pro

    Software

    We expect both devices to run the latest version of Android – Android 8.0 or Android 8.1 (Oreo) with security patches up to at least February 2018. The HiOS 3.3 UI skin should be present on the two phones as well.

    Display

    Both devices are expected to be 6 inches and as shown on teaser images, we expect to see a Full-HD+ IPS Display. Oh, and don’t forget the Camon CM ushered in the 18:9 screen ratio for Tecno phones and the X and X Pro are not expected to be any different in that regard.

    Performance

    The TECNO Camon X and X Pro are expected to pack in them either an Helio P23 or a Snapdragon 430. However, the Helio seems more certain. When it comes to RAM and Storage, the Camon X will have a combination of 3GB Ram + 32GB Storage space while the Camon X Pro will be slightly higher with 4GB of RAM plus a whopping 128 GB of storage.

    Camera

    Oh yes, remember we said the Camon Series is a camera focused series? This means we expect a lot from the camera of the phone.

    Judging from other online publications, there has been a mention of a 60 MP Camera. I don’t see how that’s possible without a major redesign of the rear of the phone unless TECNO is using technology like that of the Pure View from Nokia.

    However, we expect that the rear camera of both phones will at least have a 12 + 20 MP Dual Rear Camera setup with quad-LED flash, interpolated. Another surprise will be with the front, where we expect to see a 8 MP Dual front Camera with dual LED flash.

    It is expected to have some more fancy stuff with the camera, like the Blink Tech, which allows photos to be taken once a person blinks at the camera.

    Other Specs

    The battery is expected to have an improvement with 4000mAh and fast charging compatible on both devices but you shouldn’t be surprised to see the usual 3000mAh as has been the case with earlier TECNO Camon phones.

    Other expected features

    60MP Camera? Well, that’s what is to be expected from a few sources, but I think the basic hardware will make that very difficult for now. However, April 5 is not so far away.

    Yes, there will be Facial Recognition for unlocking the phones.

    I have also heard talks about a built-in liquid cooling system for the TECNO Camon X and TECNO Camon X Pro. This is something I think is unlikely. TECNO, in my opinion, will focus on devices that don’t heat up too much than one that heats up so much that it needs a cooling system. However, the feature could be introduced also for marketing gains.

    Are you excited about the TECNO Camon X and X Pro? What will you like to see them offer? Leave a comment below.

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  • Download DenTymz App from PlayStore and Relive old High School days

    Download DenTymz App from PlayStore and Relive old High School days

    Which Senior High School did you attend?

    Ghanaians and essentially a lot of people all over the world pride themselves with the schools they attended. However, after school, most of the things that happened are mere memories, and reunions are very difficult most of the time. It’s life!

    What if all the fun you had or missed from back in the days can be brought to your doorstep? What if there is one place where you can have live feeds of high school events like the National Science and Maths Quiz, Milo games, Athletics events etc?

    Introducing DenTymz

    On DenTymz old students of every high school is on one platform, grouped into their schools hence users can have the privacy of sharing content among just their alma mater or share content so old students from other schools would see. Single-sex schools who had alliances can also see the alliance page in their navigation drawer.

    Speaking with Rudolf, founder of DenTymz, he said: “So the idea for DenTymz came about one evening, I was just singing “Gyama” from back in the day and it just hit me, after school how do we even relate? All we have are Alma mater facebook accounts and WhatsApp groups.  And these platforms are meant for the individual schools.”

    Features of DenTymz

    Grouped Postings

    Post into your school and it will be seen by all who completed the school as well as anyone who follows it.

    Post into your year group and it will be seen by only those who completed the school and from the same year group If your school has an alliance with another school such as in the case of some single-sex schools, you will get extra options to post to your alliance school or year group and the same logic applies.

    Follow Schools

    Follow other schools to view what alumni from those schools are sharing Alumni who follow your school will also see what you share if you post into your school.

    Easily Switch Feeds

    Switch between posts from your school and all schools you follow using the Home option from your navigation drawer Switching to your school will only show posts from your school Switch to your year group to see posts from only your year group If your school has an alliance with another school in the case of some single-sex schools.

    You will get extra options to navigate to your alliance school or alliance year group.

    Chat with your friends

    Users can also send chat requests to people they want to chat with and catch up on without leaving the App.

    Personality of the Week

    The app also has the “personality of the week” feature where notable people in our society who have made it through the struggle of school time share how they made it and what they are doing now. Users can also send chat requests to people they want to chat with and catch up on without leaving the App’s interface.

    Check out Screenshots from the DenTymz App:

    Download DenTymz

    Although in the beta phase, you can still download DenTymz from Google PlayStore. Follow DenTymz on Facebook.

  • Huawei P20, P20 Pro (2018): Full Specs, Price, Features & All info

    Huawei P20, P20 Pro (2018): Full Specs, Price, Features & All info

    For all of the Huawei lovers in Ghana, it’s all good news. Device manufacturer, Huawei has expanded its line-up earlier today by launching two new smartphones in an event in Paris.

    The company has announced Huawei P20 and the P20 Pro with major highlights of the smartphone being their camera capabilities.

    Following the lines of Apple’s iPhone X, Huawei P20 series smartphones sport a notch at the top of their 19:9 aspect ratio Full View displays as well as vertically aligned dual cameras at the back. Here is a look at what all the new Huawei smartphones have to offer.

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  • MTN Content Manager: This MTN Shortcode may solve your problems

    MTN Content Manager: This MTN Shortcode may solve your problems

    MTN Ghana has a whole lot of shortcodes for services in Ghana. For a lot of people, it’s just experimentation to try out which services work or which ones are nice.

    The majority of people are mostly unimpressed with some of these services but are also unable to unsubscribe from them. Note that before now, the easiest way to stop a service was to send “STOP” to the shortcode that the service delivered messages or alerts on.

    There comes a problem, however – more often than not, unsubscribing or stopping a service does not seem to work. Sending stop to the shortcode does not give any feedback, and hence there are no results. And there is also the issue of receiving messages from real sender IDs and not shortcodes. In this way, users find it difficult to stop services.

    I have personally tried several times to unsubscribe from some services but failed. What’s more? The long waiting time to speak to an MTN agent via the call centre is something that puts me off. For me, it’s a joy that the MTN Content Manager is here, and it comes with a shortcode that is not so easy to remember, after all, that’s why there are shortcodes!

    What does the MTN Content Manager do?

    The MTN Content manager is a portal that users can access by dialling *175# on their MTN phones. The portal, which runs via USSD enables MTN subscribers to view, add or cancel MTN Services and Subscriptions.

    How to unsubscribe from an MTN Service via the Content Manager

    • Dial *175# on your MTN Phone to access the dashboard.
    • Choose Option 1 (My Subscriptions)
    • A record of your current subscriptions will show up.
    • Choose the subscription you would want to stop
    • Select “stop”

    And that’s how to unsubscribe from services easily on MTN.

    Need help with an MTN Service? Leave a comment below.

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  • How to download a copy of everything Facebook knows about you

    How to download a copy of everything Facebook knows about you

    After Cambridge Analytica released a report regarding the access of millions of Facebook user’s data, people around the world were shocked to learn how much of their information was stored on the social media network. For the lot in Ghana, it doesn’t seem to be a big issue.

    However, for those who are interested and are curious, there is a way to determine how much Facebook knows about you. Users can download and archive their own data from Facebook by going to their Facebook settings.

    Here are a few of the many things Facebook knows about you:

    • Your basic Information like your name and phone number
    • Your current and past relationships
    • Things you like and those you don’t like
    • What you look like, by using facial recognition algorithm
    • Every photo and video you’ve uploaded to Facebook with data on when you took the photo, where you took the photo, and your IP address when you uploaded it.
    • Every advert you have ever clicked on Facebook

    How to download all of your Facebook Data

    1. Go to Facebook.com/settings on your PC or click at the top right of any Facebook page and select Settings.
    2. Tap “Download a copy of your Facebook data.”
    3. Tap “Download Archive.”
    4. It might take a few minutes, but Facebook will alert you when your archive is ready.
    5. When it is, click “Download Archive” again, and a zip file will download to your computer.
    6. Browse through that archive by opening each file inside the folder.

    Again, what you’ll find is that this is an entire history of your life on Facebook. Need help? Leave a comment below.

  • Apple proposes 13 new emojis to represent people with disabilities

    Apple proposes 13 new emojis to represent people with disabilities

    Apple has outlined a series of emojis “to better represent individuals with disabilities,” according to a proposal submitted to the Unicode Consortium.

    People on social media have been cheering for what some called long overdue representation. Emojis with hearing aids and using sign language, wheelchairs and white canes are among the proposed options for iPhones.

    The proposal states that emojis “may not represent the experiences of those with disabilities,” but that diversifying emoji options “helps fill a significant gap and provides a more inclusive experience for all.” 

    One in seven people around the world has some type of disability, whether visible or not, according to the proposal.

    According to the submission, the new emojis focus on four main categories – blind and low vision, deaf and hard of hearing, physical and motor skills, and hidden disabilities.

    They include:

    • an ear with a hearing aid
    • a man and woman walking with a cane
    • a guide dog
    • a prosthetic arm
    • a prosthetic leg
    • a man and woman signing they are deaf
    • a service dog
    • a man and woman in a manual wheelchair and
    • a man and woman in a mechanical wheelchair.

    The move has been met with a lot of positive response on social media, with some people claiming it is long overdue.

    The proposal also included search data from Google for the included disabilities to showcase the relevance and need for the new emoji line.

    It wasn’t immediately clear when or if the proposed emojis would be approved.

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  • Standard Chartered Bank’s Cyber Security Summit 2018 organised in Accra

    Standard Chartered Bank’s Cyber Security Summit 2018 organised in Accra

    Standard Chartered Bank Ghana has organised a Cyber Security Summit in Accra. The summit, which took place at the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel, engaged top stakeholders in the banking and security sectors.

    Technologies such as big data analytics, the Internet of Things (IoT), the blockchain, and mobile computing are reinventing the way companies, especially those in the financial and banking sectors handle everything, from decision making to customer service. The automation of virtually all business processes and the increasing digital connectedness of the entire value chain create agility, but they also significantly raise cybersecurity risks and threat levels.

    The 3-hour event saw an educative and insightful panel discussion on cybersecurity issues at the government, institutional and end-user level which a focus on how to prevent and tackle the threats.

    In attendance were representatives of the Police and telecommunications networks, as well as key stakeholders in the financial and security sectors of the country. Also invited and in attendance were students of the University of Ghana Business School and Ashesi University students.

    The panel discussion was moderated by Bernard Avle. Panelists for the day were:

    • Alex Bram, Co-Founder at HubTel Ghana,
    • Prof. Nii Narku Quaynor, a scientist, and an engineer who has played an important role in the introduction and development of the Internet throughout Africa,
    • Sheikh Jobe, Chief Information Officer of Standard Chartered Bank, West Africa,
    • Hon. Vincent Sowah Odotei, Deputy Minister of Communication, and
    • Archie Hesse CEO of GhIPSS

    Professor Nii Narku Quaynor confessed that “Globally, we do not know how to create systems that are bug-free”. Therefore, there was the need to raise awareness of cyber crimes and put risk mitigation plans in place at the various level of application usage and management.

    Alex Bram of HubTel put forward that the first Cyber threat always comes from within an organisation. It was therefore imperative that when fighting against Cyber threats, start from within.

    The Deputy Minister of Communication, Hon. Vincent Sowah Odotei expressed Government’s commitment to fighting cybercrime and stressed on the fact that the government takes such threats seriously. According to him, the Government has put a lot in place to ensure that there is Cyber Security.

    Perhaps the biggest revelation and probably the most satisfying for a lot of the people in attendance and those who watched the live stream on Facebook was the revelation by Michael Mensah, the Head of ICT at the Bank of Ghana (BoG). In his speech, he said that the Bank of Ghana will soon require financial institutions in the country to publish their cybersecurity policies.

    Mr Mensah further hinted that a bill is expected to be passed by parliament soon and this will ultimately will help banks to “achieve both business and security-focused objectives as well as regulatory compliance in an efficient and effective way.”

    At the end of the summit, one thing was clear – there was the need to tackle cyber threats collectively, and as such all players in the cybersecurity space needs to come together to create viable solutions. Like Archie Hesse, the CEO of GhIPPS rightly put it: “Coming together to work on Cyber Security for the industry is something we should aim for.”

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  • Nokia 8: Hands on and First Impressions; #NokiaLovesAndroid

    Nokia 8: Hands on and First Impressions; #NokiaLovesAndroid

    HMD Global’s flagship phone – the Nokia 8 was announced a few months ago. The phone has an all-aluminum body, made with the known durability and quality of the Nokia Brand in manifestation, with all the love from Android.

    The Nokia 8 also has an IP54 rating which means it is dust and water resistant therefore you feel safe handling it in dusty or wet areas, including in the rain. The phone also has a 5.3” Quad HD IPS display with a 2560 x 1440 resolution, for a pixel density of approximately at 554ppi and not an 18:9 ratio like is becoming increasingly common nowadays.

    The Nokia 8 will be officially available for sale on the Ghanaian market soon. Luckily for all of you Mfidie.com readers, we got our hands on the device early and we will be sharing with you hands-on and first impressions. Gear up! There will be a lot of photos.

    Design

    The 13 MP Camera on the Nokia 8 is very noticeable on the front panel.

    The most noticeable feature of the front panel is the 13MP selfie camera which is located at the top. There is also the speaker for calls. About the front camera, it uses a display flash for taking selfies in dark environments.

    There are also very well lit Capacitive navigation buttons which are located on the lower side of the front panel, Between them is the home button that doubles as the fingerprint scanner.

    At the top of the Nokia 8, there is the good old and forever satisfying 3.5mm audio jack. No need for extra apparatus to listen to your music. Very satisfying!

    On the right side of the phone, there are the volume keys and the power button. The power button is conveniently placed below the volume button to allow easy access.

    On the left side, there is the SIM Card slot. You can use the sim card slot in 2 ways:

    • 2 Nano Sim Cards
    • 1 Nano Sim Card and 1 SD Card

    However, with 64 GB of memory and unlimited storage of your photos on Google, the first option is most appealing.

    The bottom of the phone houses the Nokia OZO speakers, a USB Type-C port, and a microphone.

    At the rear of the phone, there is one of the greatest features of the phone – the Carl Zeiss 13MP (color + OIS) + 13MP (Mono) dual rear cameras with dual-tone flash.

    General Usage

    For the most part of today, I have been using the Nokia 8. It’s wonderful how a new phone in my hands does not feel alien to me. Like the Nokia we have known, the phone is built with the user in mind.

    Maybe I would have loved for the fingerprint sensor to be at the back of the phone, but it only took a few tries for me to get used to having it on the home button.

    The phone weighs just 160g and coupled with its design, it doesn’t feel like there is a 5.3″ screen sized phone in your hands. Every time I held the phone, it felt light, yet sturdy and smooth, therefore providing me with an easy to use experience.

    HMD Global has given us the Nokia we know in the form of the Nokia 8 – a solid, quality user-friendly phone.

    More about the Nokia 8

    The Nokia 8 is powered by Qualcomm’s flagship chipset, the Snapdragon 835, which carries the Adreno 540 GPU. What this means is that the phone will be able to run any applications, multitask and accomplish a lot of your tasks with ease.

    It has 64GB of internal storage with 4GB of RAM. With these specs, it is fair to state that HMD Global is on the right track with the Flagship.

    A 3,090mAh non-removable battery seems like not much on paper but with the software and my personal usage since having it, it has been good. Oh, Software! The Nokia 8 runs on Android 7.1.1 Nougat out of the box, but since it runs on pure Android, you should be able to upgrade yours too to Android 8.1.

    The Nokia 8 will be available in two colors Ghana: Steel, and Blue.

    The Nokia 8 runs pure Android so Android updates are delivered monthly/
    The Nokia 8 runs pure Android so Android updates are delivered monthly

    Nokia 8 Key Specifications

    Display: 5.30-inch
    Processor: 1.8GHz octa-core
    Front Camera: 13-megapixel
    Rear Camera: Dual Set-up 13-megapixel (color + OIS) + 13-megapixel (Mono) with dual-tone flash.
    Screen Resolution: 1440×2560 pixels
    RAM: 4GB
    OS: Android 7.1.1 out of the box, auto updates to 8.1 Oreo
    Storage: 64GB
    Battery Capacity: 3090mAh

    Pricing and Availability of the Nokia 8

    The Nokia 1 is now available for sale in Ghana at GHS 2,200. You can purchase from any recognised phone retailer shop in the country.

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  • Nokia 1 Smartphone: See Price, Full Specs and All you need to know

    Nokia 1 Smartphone: See Price, Full Specs and All you need to know

    A breakthrough in good accessible technology, the Nokia 1 delivers smartphone essentials, refreshingly familiar design and the reassuring quality of a Nokia phone to fans around the world.

    It packs in a non-HD 4,5-inch IPS FWVGA (854 x 480) display, a MediaTek chipset, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, 5MP rear camera, 2MP front camera, 4G connectivity and a 2,150mAh battery.

    Running the latest Android Oreo™ (Go edition), a version of Android for devices with 1GB RAM or less, the Nokia 1 delivers extraordinary value with an exceptional experience encompassing all the features Ghanaians expect from a quality smartphone.

    Considering the price and features of the phone, it is clear the Nokia 1 is here to allow those who are currently using feature phones to make the jump to smartphones without breaking the bank.

    Nokia 1 Key Specifications

    • Dimensions: 133.6 x 67.78 x 9.5mm
    • OS: Android 8 (Go Edition)
    • Screen size: 4.5 inches
    • Resolution: 854 x 480
    • CPU: MediaTek MT6737M
    • RAM: 1GB
    • Storage: 8GB
    • Battery: 2,150mAh
    • Rear camera: 5MP
    • Front camera: 2MP

    Nokia 1 Design and Build Quality

    With the price range of this phone, it is fair not to expect very stylish design. What the Nokia 1 misses in design, it makes up for in Build Quality. The Nokia 1 has a removable polycarbonate back. Behind it is the removable battery as well as the SIM and memory card slots. HMD Globa has said that Nokia offers replacement covers that come in different colours.

    Nokia 1 Software

    As I mentioned earlier, the Nokia 1 runs on the latest version of Android -Android 8 (Go Edition). This especially optimized version of Android runs even on the slimmest hardware and is so whipped down that the system uses less memory. In addition, there are some Google apps in a special Go version that are also optimized for reduced resource consumption.

    The phone is optimised to be smooth and fast, and comes with the app Google Go – a web search app, as well as Google Maps™, Go, YouTube™ Go and Google Assistant for Android (Go edition), to quickly send messages, make calls, set alarms and do more, simply by using voice.

    Why you Should get the Nokia 1

    The Quality of Nokia Smartphones

    The Nokia 1 is the champion of giving more people access to technology. With the reassuring quality and design expected of a Nokia smartphone, it keeps users connected to all their smartphone essentials and apps. With a quad-core processor, front and rear cameras, 4G connectivity and dual SIM, the Nokia 1 elevates everything Ghanaians love about feature phones in an accessible smartphone package.

    Combining a removable 2150 mah battery and power-efficient IPS display, its hardware works with the optimised apps so users can make the most out of each charge.

    The Nokia 1 brings back personalised style

    The Nokia 1 brings a refreshingly familiar Nokia phone design featuring the iconic ‘Nokia smile’ in a fresh new package. Available globally in Warm Red and Dark Blue, users can also give their Nokia 1 a makeover thanks to the Xpress-on covers which come in a range of vibrant colours. Designed with the same attention to detail as the phone’s original cover, users can simply click on and off in seconds to express their personal style with these exchangeable covers.

    Two Xpress-on covers / © AndroidPIT

    Inherently coloured, the tough two-tone polycarbonate cover is ready to take on everyday knocks and bumps with its durable design.

    The best of Android: Security, Updates and up to date withAndroid Oreo™ (Go edition)

    With fewer pre-installed and much lighter apps on Android Oreo™ (Go edition), users get 2x more available storage out of the box compared with Android Nougat. All Nokia smartphones come with no bloatware, skins, UI changes or unnecessary apps pre-loaded onto the Nokia 1 phone, giving them a pure Android experience.

    Android Oreo™ (Go edition) offers a smooth and responsive experience while making sure the device gets the latest security updates and features, including Google Play Protect, which continuously works to keep the Nokia 1 device, data and apps safe.

    Pricing and Availability of the Nokia 1 in Ghana

    The Nokia 1 is now available for sale in Ghana in the price range of between GHS 300 to GHS 370. You can purchase from any recognised phone retailer shop in the country.

  • Jumia Mobile Week 2018 – 80% discount on smartphone sales in Ghana

    Jumia Mobile Week 2018 – 80% discount on smartphone sales in Ghana

    It’s 2018 and Jumia Ghana is here again with another edition of the Mobile Week Celebrations. Last year’s celebration was one of the important weeks on the e-commerce calendar of Ghana, especially in the first quarter and this year looks like it’s going to be bigger.

    During this week, Jumia Ghana, in collaboration with big guns in the mobile and telecommunications Industry offer a lot of mouthwatering deals on mobile devices in stock on Jumia.com.gh

    About Jumia Mobile Week 2018

    Jumia Mobile Week 2018 in Ghana will be from 19th to 25th March 2018. The 2018 event is an upgrade over last year’s as Jumia Ghana would give out 80 percent discount on all phones during the promotion as compared to the 40 percent discount given in 2017.

    There is going to be lots of daily give outs such as iPhones and Note 8, free data and top-ups, free after sales servicing, and special discounts for those using the Jumia App. Consumers in Ghana will get the best deals on mobile phones from brands like Innjoo, Infinix, Tecno, Motorola and possibly many more brands.

    Moreover, it is expected that there will be daily flash sales, crazy discounts, and fast delivery of orders.

    Expected Deals in Ghana for Jumia Mobile Week 2018

    15,000 devices are expected to be sold this year with premium devices like the iPhone X and Samsung Note 8 to also be given out freely to customers each day. MTN souvenirs such as Modem, Data and much more are also expected to be given away during the week celebrations.

    Here at Mfidie.com, we look at some of the devices you should be keen on getting for the Mobile Week 2018.

    TECNO Camon CM

    The Tecno Camon CM comes with a 5.65-inch Full Vision display screen dishing out an 18:9 aspect ratio with 720 x 1440 pixels resolution which is very poor since the screen of the CM is significantly bigger than its predecessor, the Camon CX. Check out the full specs here: Tecno Camon CM Specs. The CM is expected below the GHS 500 line during mobile week celebration.

    Huawei P Smart

    The HUAWEI P Smart Smart will definitely be a wonderful deal to check out. By perfectly blending fashion with technology, this is a phone that is well attractive and very compact, specs wise. the P Smart features the whole new EMUI 8.0 operating system (OS) (Based on Android 8.0) with a focus on the FullView Display design.

    3 Cheap Phones you can get during the Jumia Ghana Mobile Week 2018

    • Fero L100 4G LTE with 5MP Camera, 5 inch Screen and 1 GB of Ram for GHS 199
    • Motorola Moto C Dual Sim with 16 GB of Storage, 5MP Camera, 5 inch Screen and 2 GB of Ram for GHS 249
    • Hotwav IP 6 Dual Sim with 32 GB of Storage, 13MP Camera, 4.7 inch Screen and 3 GB of Ram for GHS 289

    Get Help with your Mobile Week Orders

    Mfidie.com together with Mr Atapsa (Seasoned Jumia Shopper) has put together a Jumia Mobile Week Group for all who will be willing to make purchases. Just a few days more! Click on this link to join the WhatsApp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/9bHlnyHKs0v46s59qLMWXi or call him on 0544991140

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