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I believe that your phone was not just made for you to make/answer calls and send/receive texts

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LEARN HOW TO USE YOUR SMARTPHONE for more productive ventures.

1. Graphic design
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•Business owners
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Classes begin: 23rd April, 2018

Fee: N5,000

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