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HQ Designs Are Classic Brands – Akeem Oduwole, CEO, HQ Designs
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8 years agoon
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By Eric Elezuo
In the world fashion designing, one name stands out among the rest. It is HQ DESIGNS. In this brief chat, the Chief Executive Officer who doubles as the Creative Director, Mr. Akeem Oduwole, reveals the road to greatness, what makes the brand a household name as well as every other tiny detail that aids the growth of clothing business. Excerpts:
Can we meet you sir?
My name is Akeem Oduwole. I am the CEO and Creative Director of HQ Clothing. It is a fashion line that deals on men’s clothing and we have been on ground for eight years now.
Why deal on men’s outfit, when it is believed that women outfits are better patronised?
Well, I decided to focus on men outfits because I realised that this generation of men hardly wear native dresses. So, we re-modified the normal ‘buba and shokoto’ and called it ‘business wear’ meaning if you are wearing the attire, you will still look like you are putting on cooperate wears. For that, we concentrated on guys alone.

Since you started what has been the client response?
I must tell you that it has been very good. We started from the scratch, in fact, from a room in my apartment with a sowing machine, wiping machine, an embroidery machine and one staff, but as we speak today, I have over ten staff.
Did you from the very beginning study to become a fashion designer?
No, I never studied anything about fashion. I studied Accounting at The Polytechnic, Ibadan.
So, is this a passion, or how did it come about?
Initially, I called it a passion but when I had a chat with my dad, he told me that his grandparents were in the business, and that they were luxurious ‘Aso Oke’ merchants. After my studies, I ventured into Information Technology because it was in vogue then. I was into sales and servicing of laptops for a friend at the Computer Village. As fate would have it, I also had a friend that sews. When I need his services, I design what I want for him. With this, people started asking me why my outfit always stands out from others.

One day, my wife acknowledged that I dressed so good and advised that I go into tailoring business. Immediately, I told her she is the one that would be a tailor. At this time, my idea of a tailor is a person that sits in a shop and sews.
Again, a guy I never knew stopped me on the road and asked who made the shirt I was putting on; I told him I was the designer but not the tailor. He told me that though he didn’t see vision about me but if truly I designed it, I should forget whatever I was doing, and become a designer. I didn’t take him serious.
Two weeks after, some other person stopped me on Medical Road, and asked who made the dress I was wearing, and I just gave him a guys’ number. Thereafter, my brother abroad told me he needed some men’s suit. When I was going to get fabrics, somebody stopped me at Alausa Bus-stop, and asked who made my dress and maybe I can make it for him. I considered it, and because of the various promptings I have been getting about my designs, I decided to go for it. And to be honest, none of those that spoke to me about my designs has crossed my path again till date.
As time goes on, it became a passion and as people admired my designs, I was motivated to carry on. I have cloths for people from many places across the world. Most of them only saw my designs online. The job went full-fledged when one day I met a guy who helped me with my load. He told me he sews, and I decided to take him in. that was how we started building the company.
I never advertise except when Ovation promoted me even without my knowledge. It was great, and since then, we have not looked back.

How can you describe this creativity?
It was an inbuilt talent.
Did you learn tailoring, sewing, designing before you started sewing?
I didn’t learn anything from anybody.
What is the meaning of HQ?
It is a derivative of my first son’s name. His name is Haqq. I just combined the first and last letters and came up with HQ. I believe it is nice. That was how the name HQ came to existence.
Now, how do differentiate between a tailor and designer?
A tailor is a person who works on the machine. You can be a designer without being a tailor but in this part of the world we don’t know the difference. This is just like calling an architect a builder. If you are building, you can equally be an architect, but you still have to employ people that will do the building. The architect will be the one to draw what you want to build. A designer designs what the tailor is going to sew. Moreover, a tailor can be a designer and vis-à-vis. However, the designer has more advantages over the tailor. Why I said that is, a designer can design for 20 companies, but a tailor can only operate a sewing machine at a time. If you are serving as both, there will be clash of interest.

Over time, what has the job done to you as a person?
Sure, it has changed my fortune as a person. I know my worth when I started and I presently know my worth.
What advice would you give to those willing to join the profession?
My advice is simple. Whatever you are doing, you must be consistent and have the ability to endure, because no one expects huge profit at the beginning. Generally, those willing to join must work hard and pray harder. Hard work is good, but your prayer can take you to the right channel; the right people. Unfortunately, most people don’t want to pay the price. There was a day I went to deliver dresses to a client with the last money on me, and he said he would pay me the following Monday. I said no problem, and I stepped out to go source for money. Another day, I ran out of fuel about hundred metres from the filling station. I ran to the filling station with my last N100 and told the attendant to keep my phone but the attendant refused. Then, I asked for N100 fuel in the keg I was holding and the fuel took me to a secured place for my car, and I parked it. Those are challenges.
What other major challenges did you face at the initial stage?
Managing people was a great challenge then, especially paying my staff. At a time, I had two staff; one was on pay as you go, and the other on salary. Sometimes, when I had paid them, I might not be able to eat at all. But I didn’t give up because I know what it means someone who has worked for you. But today, to God’s glory, I conveniently do all these. I do tell people not to compare themselves to anybody. Set your goals, know your priority; you will definitely get there.
There was a time when I get to fast food, I can’t buy drink. Now, if I want the joint to be shutdown for a whole day, it will happen. This is because I set my goals right. I don’t compare myself to anybody. Yes, I let people who were doing good to challenge me, and it challenged in a right way.
The first time I went for an exhibition in Nigeria, I was like is this me. When I am done showcasing myself from the stage, a lady from South-Africa ran after me and marveled, asking if this is coming from Nigeria. Definitely, no business without challenges but you have to be ready for it. There was a time we needed to work and there was no light, no generator, and even money to get fuel. But today, it has turned around.

Let me ask, how was it like when you made your first million?
Hmm…I was so happy. And what prompted the happiness is that conveniently I can solve problems of hundred thousand up to 500 thousand naira. At a time, I decided the car I had doesn’t fit my personality anymore, and I bought another, two times better that the previous. Those who started thinking otherwise had a change of heart when began to see more changes in our operations and the determination with which we do our business. In fact, they also started patronizing us. When Ovation did the advert for me, I received contracts from everywhere. And my first call was from Saudi-Arabia. Thereafter, those from UK, US, South-Africa, Ghana, followed, and I was overwhelmed. That was in 2015, and since then, it has been open doors unlimited.
Who are your big clients?
I can’t mention names but they are very big.
Do they order or they bring materials?
They order, but you can bring materials as well.
What can you say about punctuality and timeliness in business?
The truth is if you need five staff for you to be more efficient, employ six. If you have a tailor that disappoints but charges N1000 and there is another that doesn’t disappoint, and charges 2000. You will go for the N2000 because he doesn’t disappoint. Although, most people will think of the six staff cost, with time, you will get the money. If people know you are effective and efficient, they will definitely come to you.
How affordable are you?
I am very affordable; not too cheap, and not too expensive.
Let’s come to family, how many kids do you have?
I have a wife and six children.
How do you manage your family and busy schedule?
I give my family a lot of time because my work demands I see my clients on appointment. I have my designs ready; I have a manager who oversees affairs. I have spread my tentacles in a way that I have time for myself and family. If I decide not to go to the factory in a week, it won’t affect production. And with the advancement in technology, everything is possible. I can easily get my designs across to the factory from wherever I am.
So, how do you relax with your family?
We go out and have fun. Most times, I am always at home. I can be at home for two, three days; that’s me.
Do you have a mini factory at home?
Yes, and whenever I have something to do, I will just give it to my manager and that’s all. With technology, even when I am at home, I am busy online, and I am still with them. Whenever they need me, I can pause what I am doing and attend to them. Even when my kids are around me, I am still working.
Now you are a society big-boy, how do you give back society?
I train people for free, but I stopped at a stage because people abused it. In truth, for one to learn a standard fashion designing business for 6 months he can’t pay less than N200, 000. And if anyone offers that for free, it should be appreciated but most people don’t appreciate because it’s not their passion. They just saw people in it, and joined.
Also, in HQ, we make cloths that we give out to the less privilege, students, and many others.
What food do you enjoy most as a person?
I enjoy pounded yam with vegetable or ‘egusi’ soup with goat meat. Also, I like plantain with sauce.
As a Muslim do you plan marrying more wives as it is permissible even up to four?
I didn’t create myself; one can only stereotype himself on what you want in life, but there are some things beyond your capacity. However, I don’t have plans for second wife, and if it has been destined, well. I never thought I was going to be a fashion designer. If I had known, I would have gone to school to study fashion designing.
So, who was your greatest inspiration in business?
If I had anybody that inspires me, I would have been in the business long before now. I only noticed people admiring my works, ever before I went into it. It was thereafter, I started asking myself if those who sew for presidents, governors, people like Dele Momodu, are not human beings. For a very long time, we have heard of Vivid Imagination and the other names, but it didn’t even cross my mind to think of what they do. It was after I started that I began to realise that several people are into what I do. So, if these people can be in the business and make it, I can also.
Do you intend going into general fashion like shoes some day?
Yes! I am in it already but I have not finalized the process. We are still test running because I prefer the best for whatever I do. Any sincerely, to get a quality shoe, it has to be Italy. But I would rather do my designing and take it to Italy for production.
If you find serious people, will you be ready to train them for free?
It takes a lot of work to know if the person is serious. As a result, I am planning to have a fashion school, some of the serious people that come in could be given scholarships, and they will appreciate it more.
In two, three years, where do you see HQ?
My plan is to have a shop in at least five African countries, if possible in two years. However, it is only God that can do that, but my next target is South Africa.
Where is HQ apart from Lagos?
Presently, it is only in Lagos.
What other location would it be?
Some people don’t even know us and they place order. That’s why being sincere is another thing. For Dele Momodu to advertise me in Ovation, people felt I must have integrity. They don’t know me and they trust their money with me; some people who have not seen or known me will send money to my account till I deliver their goods. Some send measurements, some send pictures for us to work with. I have clients all over the world, and most of them I don’t even know.
Do you have names for your cloths at HQ?
Yes, we have luxury ‘agbada’, normal ‘agbada’, we have native, we have casual, we have royal caps and royal outfits as well.
That means HQ is about what the clients want?
Yes! We are about what the clients want but sometimes, when clients bring poor designs we would advise them that we can’t work with this; that our name can’t be on it, because we treasure our brand, and our brand is a classic.
Thank You.
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Glo Celebrates Executive Director, Sade Michael-Adenuga at 31
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2 weeks agoon
July 1, 2026By
Eric
By Eric Elezuo
Communications giant, GLOBACOM, has celebrated its Group Executive Director, Madam Sade Michael-Adenuga, as she clocks 31.

In a message via the Group’s X account, Globacom celebrated the go-getting abilities Ms Michael-Adenuga, recognising her dedication, professionalism and unwavering commitment, which have continued speak loud in the growth and development of the Gbobacom Group.
The message reads:
“Today, we celebrate Madam Sade Michael-Adenuga, whose dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment continue to make a meaningful difference.
“As you mark another year, we wish you good health, happiness, and many more years of fulfilment and remarkable accomplishments. May the year ahead bring every opportunity to continue making an enduring impact.
“Happy Birthday, Madam Sade Michael-Adenuga.”
Sade Michael-Adenuga is the last daughter of the billionaire businessman, philanthropist and founder of the Glo brand, among many other business concerns.
Beautiful and highly ceregral, Sade is a certified Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. She currently serves as a Group Executive Director of Globacom Group, and is the founder of QuickLaw.
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Adeleke and Momodu: A Classic Tale of ‘Twin’ Brothers
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2 months agoon
May 18, 2026By
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By Eric Elezuo
The story of the Chairman, Ovation Media Group, Chief Dele Momodu, and the Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, is one told from a multiple dimension. It encompasses passion, love, friendship, camaraderie, collaboration, and more importantly, brotherhood.
Here’s a classic tale of two individuals, who started as acquaintances, transmuted into being friends, and today has become inseparable, not just as brothers, but as ‘twin’ brothers. No wonder the Bible says, there’s a friend that sticks closer than a brother; that’s the story of ‘Demola and Dele. A typical example of Double D. A classic tale of friendship made in heaven.
Both have seen measured successes in their various fields of endeavours. Adeleke, besides being an accomplished entrepreneur, has in his own way, conquered the field of politics, having served as a distinguished Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and presently serving as the Executive Governor of Osun State.

Momodu, on his part, has not in any way lacked behind. Beyond establishing and sustaining Africa’s number one celebrity magazine, Momodu is an iconic journalist, publisher, businessman and a motivational speaker, who has both working and personal relationships with many influential world leaders. He has been one shot away from the highest office in the land, having contested for the Nigerian presidency, first as a candidate in 2011, and as an aspirant in 2023.
Born same year, 1960, same month, May, the brothers have from time in memorial, shared a common bond that has given onlookers the apertite to ask more questions about their originality. But while one is from Edo State, the other is from Osun. However, the state barriers notwithstanding, Adeleke and Momodu has proved to the world what true friendship means.
Over the weekend when Momodu celebrated his 66th birthday, just three days after Adeleke celebrated his at the Government House, in Oshogbo, the Governor gladly referred to Momodu as his ‘twin’ brother, a motion that everyone readily agreed with. It is worthy of note that while Adeleke was born on May 13, 1960, Momodu was born on May 16, 1960. Friends and associates always insist that Adeleke is three days older than Momodu, and that one fact Momodu has come to live with, and joyously celebrates.

In his message at the birthday celebration, held with incisive discussion on the theme, Ignorance and The Danger of Xenophobia, at the Dele Momodu Leadership Centre, Alalubosa, Ibadan, the Governor extolled the qualities of Momodu, fondly referring to him as ‘my twin brother’. He hailed Momodu for always using his birthday to speak to the conscience of Africa, especially in the last three years.
At the event, organized by The Dele Momodu Foundation, with the theme, “Ignorance and the Danger of Xenophobia.” Speakers at the occasion condemned the rising tide of xenophobic attacks, particularly those targeting Nigerian citizens in South Africa, warning that such hostility undermines regional progress, peace, and continental unity.

DELE MOMODU – MAY 16, 1960
Dele Momodu, without an iota of doubt stands tall among those who have been diligent in businesses, and it is therefore, no surprise that he has stood, and is still standing not just before kings but with kings.
Born Ayòbámidélé Àbáyòmí Ojútelégàn Àjàní Momodu on May 16, 1960, some 63 years ago, Chief Dele Momodu as he is known in the business circle, and Bob Dee, in the social stage, is by every standard a man who is diligent in his business. And it is no wonder that he has not only stood before kings, he had and continues to dine with kings. There is practically no influential person that Dele Momodu does not know across the length and breadth of Nigeria, Africa and on the inter-continental stage. He is that large!
By every standard a rare breed, Momodu is many things in one; journalist/publisher, businessman, philanthropist, actor, politician and motivational speaker. Among all these he considers himself simply as a reporter, and even with a retinue of seasoned staff still ventures into the field to scoop exclusives. Those who have referred to him as a workaholic are not far from the truth. Even he, himself has an oft quoted line thus “those who come from poor background cannot afford to sleep too much”.
A beacon of the Momodu family, Dele, the last of three siblings, was ‘privileged’ to lose his father at the age of 13, and was therefore sentenced to the complete tutelage of his mother, and sometimes relatives. His mother became practically his mentor, teacher and soulmate until she passed away on May 18, 2007, two days after Dele’s 47th birthday. According to him, one of the many morals his mother, who he revered next to God, taught him, is never to despair even when times are tough. Even in her near poverty state, Dele maintained that ‘she didn’t give up on me.’
The accomplished journalist, whose first name was derived from Ayobamidele, meaning “my joy has followed me home”, is a proud 1982 graduate of the University of Ife, (now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife) where he obtained a degree in Yoruba Language, and followed it up in 1988 with a master’s degree in English Literature.
He kicked off his professional career as a lecturer at the Oyo State College of Arts and Science in Ile-Ife, between 1982 and 1983 while serving as a corps member. He went on to become the private secretary to the former Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Chief Akin Omoboriowo, a position he held from 1983 till 1985. In 1986, he was elevated to serve the Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade Olubuse II, managing his Motel Royal Limited.
Momodu is the proprietor of the no 1 celebrity journal, Ovation International Magazine, The Boss Newspaper and Ovation Television.
The Akinrogun of Gbonganland, who is also the Aare of Iwoland, has also been honoured with the Prestigious Value Leadership award by an organisation, Nigeria, which is a subsidiary of Moonlite Integrated Concept, among an avalanche of awards, honours and tags. Momodu us consistently praised for his admirable efforts, which have not gone unnoticed.
ADEMOLA JACKSON ADELEKE – MAY 13, 1960
Born of the Adeleke family of Ede in Osun State on May 13, 1960, Adeleke commenced his primary education at Methodist Primary School, Surulere Lagos State before he was privileged to relocate to Old Oyo State to continue his education at Nawarudeen Primary School, Ikire.
Adeleke was born Nurudeen Ademola Adeleke to a Muslim father and Nnena Esther Adeleke, an Igbo Christian mother. Like him, Adeleke’s father, Raji Ayoola Adeleke was a Senator and the Balogun of Ede land in Osun State. His father, Raji Ayoola Adeleke was also the leader of the Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN).
On completion of his primary education, he moved on to The Seventh Day Adventist Secondary School, Ede to begin his post primary schooling. In the later years however, he attended Ede Muslim Grammar School Ede, where he completed his secondary school education and subsequently relocated to the United States of America, joining his two older brothers, who were also studying there.
In the United States, he joined Jacksonville State University, Alabama, and studied Criminal Justice, with minor in Political Science.
To prove doubting Thomases, who wiped up controversies around his educational qualification, wrong, he went back to school and got enrolled at Atlanta Metropolitan State College in the United States, where he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice in 2021.
A businessman and administrator of no mean repute, Adeleke was the humble Group Executive Director at his brother’s company, Pacific Holdings Limited from 2001 to 2016, where his credible performances shot the company to enviable heights; a height it is still enjoying till date.
It is imperative to note that before he joined Pacific Holdings Limited, Senator Adeleke worked with Quicksilver Courier Company in Atlanta, Georgia, US, as a service contractor from 1985 to 1989. His dexterity to work earned him a progression in career, and he berthed as Vice President at Origin International LLC, Atlanta, Georgia, US, a flavours and fragrance manufacturing company. His meritorious stewardship lasted a period of five years, from 1990 to 1994.
Not a few has described Adeleke as the philanthropic capital of Ede, as his influence in aiding the less privileged and downtrodden remains top notch. He is a voracious believer in community development, and has not spared any expense to see that his community receives global influence.
Politically, Adeleke is a beacon of light and hard nut to crack, having remained an albatross to opposing powers and a reference point to ideal administration.
Shortly after he lost his brother, Senator Isiaka Adeleke, who died in April 2017, he contested the Osun West 2017 Senatorial by-election, emerging as the winner under the Peoples Democratic Party, where he decamped to from the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Having emerged senator, Adeleke’s political influence waxed stronger, an on July 23, 2018, he emerged as the governorship candidate of PDP in Osun State.
Adeleke ran for Osun state governorship election under the PDP against top contenders Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola of APC and Iyiola Omisore of SDP on 22 September 2018. The election was declared inconclusive by the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) while Adeleke was leading, and a rerun slated on September 27, 2018. The candidate of the APC Oyetola was declared winner after the run-off. Adeleke protested the result describing the election as a “coup”.
Much as on March 22, 2019, the tribunal sitting in Abuja declared Adeleke the winner of the election, the Supreme Court later affirmed Gboyega Oyetola as the authentic winner of the 2018 Osun State governorship election on Friday, July 5, 2019
Popularly known as the Dancing Senator because of his penchant to joyfully react to the sounds of music, Adeleke is uncle to one of Nigeria’s popular musicians, Davido.
Governor Adeleke is married to two beautiful women. They are blessed with three children who are all entertainers. They are B-Red and Shina Rambo and a daughter, Nike Adeleke. He is the uncle of one Nigeria’s primus inter pares in entertainment, Davido.
As expected, Adeleke is moving Osun State to the greatest of heights as he promised, and many who know him agree that there are still very many more in the offing even as he navigates his political prowess to win again on August 15.
These ‘twin’ brothers have become a toast of reference. They are hardworking, philanthropic in nature, and always happy.
Yes, always happy as the smiles and dance in their gaits at all times are unmistakable.
Cheers to brotherhood!
Cheers to Ademola Adeleke and Dele Momodu!
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Koumagnon Family Pledges Unalloyed Support for Romuald Wadagni As President
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3 months agoon
April 9, 2026By
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By Eric Elezuo
The Koumagnon Family and Allied Families of Seme-Kpodji, of the Republic of Benin, led by Monsieur Alberto Koumagnon, has declared their unflinching support for the candidacy of Romuald Wadagni as he steps out on Sunday to vie for the presidential seat of the Republic of Benin.
In statement of declaration, the families observed that Wadagni is propelled by a ‘vision embodied in this ambitious, realistic project, resolutely focused on the future of our country’.
The declaration is presented in full:
DECLARATION OF SUPPORT BY THE GREAT KOUMAGNON FAMILY AND ALLIED FAMILIES OF SÈMÈ-KPODJI FOR CANDIDATE ROMUALD WADAGNI

The great KOUMAGNON family and allied3 families of Sèmè-Kpodji, deeply committed to the values of peace, progress, and development, followed with particular interest the presentation, on Saturday, March 21, 2026, of the “Further Together” (Plus loin ensemble) social project by our dear candidate, President Romuald WADAGNI.
Following this important political event, and gathering on this day, 04/04/2026, we wish to express our full support for the vision embodied in this ambitious, realistic project, resolutely focused on the future of our country.
From the outset, we, descendants of the KOUMAGNON family and allied families, commend the enlightened leadership of President Patrice TALON who, faithful to his commitment to building a modern and prosperous Benin, has been able to propose to the presidential majority a competent, credible candidate who brings hope for consolidating achievements.
In this dynamic of continuity and progress, the candidacy of President Romuald WADAGNI is fully in line with the continuation of the structural reforms undertaken over several years in all sectors, particularly in infrastructure.
In this regard, we recognize and commend the many achievements of the government, especially road infrastructure, which has significantly improved mobility and living conditions for the populations of the communes of Sèmè-Kpodji and surrounding areas.
Moreover, these remarkable efforts reflect a constant determination to connect localities, stimulate economic exchanges, and sustainably strengthen the attractiveness of our territories.
Building on these achievements and firmly oriented toward the future, we are convinced of the relevance of the “Further Together” project.
Therefore, the great KOUMAGNON family and allied families of Sèmè-Kpodji give their firm, committed, and unconditional support to candidate Romuald WADAGNI, as well as to his running mate, Mrs. Mariam Chabi Talata Zimé Yérima.
In the same spirit, we call on all daughters and sons of Sèmè-Kpodji, as well as all citizens committed to peace and development in our country, Benin, to mobilize massively in support of this hopeful momentum by turning out in large numbers on April 12.
We also wish to assure our dear candidate of our commitment to mobilize widely to ensure a high voter turnout in the commune of Sèmè-Kpodji.
Together, let us continue the efforts undertaken.
Together, let us consolidate our achievements.
Together, let us go further.
Long live Benin on its path toward progress!
Long live the WADAGNI–TALATA ticket!
Thank you.
Done at Sèmè-Kpodji, on 04/04/2026
The great KOUMAGNON family and allied families
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