Osunblog (2024)

20/07/2022

*Gunmen Abduct Farm Worker in Ogbomoso, Demand N100m Ransom*

The victims simply identified as Christopher Bakare is an alumnus of Osun State University "16, a native of Gbongan in Osun state was abducted around 7pm on Saturday 16th July, in the farm located at Jabata in Surulere local government.

According to reports obtained from ogbomosoinsightonline, the kidnappers, suspected to be Fulani herdsmen, are said to have demanded a ransom of N100m, later reduced to N10m.

“Yes, they are Fulani herdsmen quite alright but they speak a smattering of Yoruba".

“The victim was kidnapped in the farm amid staccato of gunshots. We have been trying to negotiate with them, one of his friends spoke to the bandits earlier today 20th July in which they concluded on killing him if the ransom is not ready before this night. Please let's all join hands and safe Taiwo".

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27/04/2022

Osun hunters shoots dead septuagenarian cleric, says he saw antelope.

The Osun State Police Command, on Tuesday, said its officers have arrested a 28-year old hunter, Jimoh Sulaimon, who allegedly shot dead a 78-year old cleric, Yusuf Adegun.
Addressing newsmen at the Osun Police Command headquarters in Osogbo, the Police Public Relations Officer for the command, Yemisi Opalola, said, Adegun, who until his death, was the Chief Imam of Alaguntan village, was shot dead by the suspect, resident in the same village.
Opalola said when the suspect was arrested, he confessed to the crime, saying he was on hunting expedition and aimed his dane gun at an antelope, which surprisingly turned to human being after he fired the shot.
She said, “The suspect was arrested and confessed to the crime, that he was on hunting expedition when he saw an antelope in the bush which he shot with his dane gun.
“He said he was surprised when he went to pick the antelope, and he met Baba Imam on the ground. The suspect will be charged to court after the completion of the investigation.”
Parading other suspects arrested at different locations in the state, Opalola said officers also arrested three men; Muideen Nafiu, Yusuf Muslim and Rabiu Fatai, who allegedly killed a widow, Aisat Yekeen, and dismembered her co**se for ritual purposes in Ileogbo.

29/04/2020

Osun sends 30 samples of traced contacts for test

Osun State government has sent 30 samples from contact-tracing for COVID-19 tests.

Health Commissioner Dr. Rafiu Isamotu stated this on Tuesday in Osogbo, the state capital.

He said: “The state is awaiting the results of 30 samples from the contact-tracing it embarked on at the weekend through Monday.”
A statement by Ismail Omipidan, the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Gboyega Oyetola, said Dr. Isamotu noted that contact-tracing was carried out in Ejigbo, Osu, Ife East, Ilesa and Ede areas of the state.

The statement added that the samples were sent to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) accredited testing centre, the African Centre of Excellence in Genomics of Infectious Diseases at Ede.

It said all 24 contacts of the cases were located by the State COVID-19 Task Force Committee and their samples taken for evaluation.

“Apart from the 24 samples, residents also called the team for suspected cases. In the process, those samples were collected. So, the total samples collected to which we are awaiting result is 30,” the statement said.

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29/04/2020

APC, PDP clash over Osun Amotekun boss appointment

The Peoples Democratic Party in Osun State on Tuesday said the Amotekun security network might become a failure with the appointment of Amitolu Sh*ttu as its director-general in the state.

According to a statement by the party Chairman, Olasoji Adagunodo, the new Amotekun boss is a member of the All Progressives Congress.

Adagunodo said although Oyetola could engage whoever he considered good enough for the position, such appointment should not be done at the expense of people’s security.

He said, “Amotekun may be heading for the rocks if technical handlers of the outfit are highly partisan persons, which the appointment of Mr Amitolu seems to represent.

“The appointment patently runs foul of the state House of Assembly legislation establishing Amotekun in the state, either in title or descriptive stipulations of persons suitable for such an appointment.”

However, the APC Director of Publicity, Research and Strategy, Kunle Oyatomi, queried the PDP’s opposition to the appointment of Sh*ttu, labelling the opposition party a noisemaker.

“The governor, after due and widespread consultations with stakeholders to tackle insecurity on a long-term basis, appointed Amitolu Sh*ttu as the director-general of Amotekun, the well-received South-West security outfit,” Oyatomi said.

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27/04/2020

Two Coronavirus Patients Die in Osun

The governor of the state, Gboyega Oyetola, confirmed the death of two people on Sunday.

Mr Oyetola made the confirmation during a press briefing at the Government House, Osogbo. He also confirmed the 12 new cases earlier reported by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control on Saturday.

He said out of the 12 new COVID-19 patients, two have died.
"The casualties are from Ede and in Ile-Ife," he said as he appealed to security officials not to compromise the lockdown order.

He also stressed the compulsory use of face masks across the state.

"The State of Osun made significant progress in the fight against coronavirus in two weeks, having no new confirmed cases and discharging 19 of the 20 successfully without any death. We were on our way to containing the virus, in spite of the galloping figures in other states.

"However, it is saddening that we have recorded 12 new cases in the state, including three of our health workers, with two fatalities, both of whom were males with underlying health conditions", the governor added.

Speaking further about the locations of the newly confirmed cases, Mr Oyetola said that the cases emerged from Ede, Irewole, Ejigbo and Ife East local government areas of the state.

"Six of the newly detected 12 cases were returnees from neighbouring West African country, Benin Republic; two recently returned to the state from Lagos; three had contact with previous confirmed cases; while the remaining one, who was suffering from Tuberculosis, was hurriedly ferried in from Ibadan.

"The cases we have on our hands are simply the consequences of breaching the lockdown directives of the state government by some citizens of the state", he added.

"Let us, therefore, obey the directives of the government so that we can return to our normal and unrestricted routines in due time.

"Let me use this opportunity to remind us all that the laws guiding the operation of this lockdown and the general security of the people are in force and the relevant security agencies are on notice to ensure compliance and the safety and security of the people."

02/12/2019

Teenage cyclists drown, as decrepit bridge collapses in Osun

The sleepy town of Omu, in Obokun Local Government Area of Osun State, was thrown into mourning and profound grief over the weekend, as two teenagers riding on motorcycle reportedly drowned in a river.

The deceased, whose ages were between 16 and 24 were simply identified as Tunde and Samad and said to be travelling along Osogbo – Obokun Local Government road before getting drowned on the old bridge, which connects Osogbo, Osun State capital with over 15 villages and hamlets in the local government.

An eyewitness, who lives in a nearby village said that the terrible condition of the bridge has caused many deaths along the axis.

He added that several calls on the government to fix the bridge to avert avoidable deaths were to no avail.

The source said the death of the two teenagers was very unfortunate and has brought great sorrow to the community.

Also speaking, a relative of the deceased, who preferred anonymity said “The deceased were heading to one of the villages in the community to bring their father to Osogbo for the weekend when the unfortunate incident happened.

“The deceased were cousins. It is very unfortunate that all efforts made to save them proved abortive as they were brought out of the river dead by people who spent several hours trying to rescue them, he said.

Meanwhile, the head of Odu village, Chief Maroof Adekunle has called on Osun State government to come to the aid of the communities in the area by fixing the bridge to avoid further deaths.

Adekunle explained that the condition of the bridge was further worsened during the last rainy season, adding that all efforts to get the government’s attention to reconstruct the bridge was fruitless.

“The bridge connects Koka, Omu, Odu, Anjo, Kole and many other villages and hamlets to the state capital, and we are pleading with the state government to help us,” Adekunle averred.

09/11/2019

Two killed in Osun as Hausa, Yoruba labourers clash at mining site

There was obvious tension around Sabo Area of Ile-ife, in Osun State on Friday, following a fracas at a mining site situated at Aruwa village, in Atakumosa Local Government Area of of the state.

According to an eyewitness, the violent clash on the site among labourers claimed two lives, in which one was said to be of Northern extraction, while the other victim is a Yoruba man.

“The death of that Yoruba labourer is what is presently creating tension amongst Northerners living in Sabo area of Ile-Ife, going by their experience in 2017.

“Since many of those Northern labourers reside at Sabo, there is an apprehension that the Yorubas might want to revenge the death of their kinsman the way it happened then, which made those northerners to come out with weapons to defend themselves and their property.

“Although , the police responded promptly by deploying it’s personnel to the area, which for now doused the building-up tension “, the source said.

However, sporadic gunshots were heard in the area, leading to tension, which made many business owners to hurriedly close for business within the axis.

A resident, however, confirmed that the gunshots were released into the air by the security operatives deployed to the area.

The Police Public Relations Officer for Osun Command, SP Folasade Odoro, said “Commissioner of Police has deployed men to the area. The situation is under control. No panic please.”

08/11/2019

Osun threatens to shut markets over filth

Osun State Government on Thursday gave traders in Igbona Market, Osogbo, 24 hours ultimatum to keep the market tidy or risk closure.

The state’s Commissioner for Environment and Sanitation, Mr Sola Oladepo, handed down the threat when he led law enforcement officers of the Osun Waste Management Agency to markets within Osogbo metropolis.

The team visited Alekuwodo, MDS, Igbona and Owode markets, all located within Osogbo, the state capital.

Oladepo, who lamented that filth had taken over the market, warned that the government would no longer condone unhygienic living by residents.

He stated that during the weekly environmental sanitation hours, traders should not sit at home, adding that they were expected to be in the markets to clean up the surroundings.

“Traders should desist from indiscriminate dumping of refuse in the middle of the road, they should keep their stalls tidy and dispose of wastes only when refuse truck comes to their location,” Oladepo said.

Also speaking during the visit, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Environment and Sanitation, Mr Rufus Oyegbile, urged the traders to cooperate with Oyetola’s administration and the environmental law enforcement agency in the interest of the general wellbeing of the people.

According to him, traders should not block drainage channels to avoid flooding, as lives and property of the citizens would be subjected to avoidable risk whenever flood occurs.

08/11/2019

12 injured as petrol truck, two other vehicles catch fire in Osun

Twelve people sustained varying degrees of burn on Thursday in a road accident involving three trucks and one other vehicle in Ikire, Osun State.

According to sources near the scene, two trucks carrying cement and one other carrying petroleum, as well as, a commercial bus heading towards Ife end were involved in the crash.

The accident which occurred around 3:30 a.m. few kilometres to Naira and Kobo Junction in Ikire led to a diversion of traffic to Ibadan lane of the dual carriageway, as people tried to put out the fire.

The content of one of the trucks involved, it was learnt, later spilled to the other lane of the road.

A commuter, Michael Mokolade, whose vehicle was near the scene of the accident when the crash occurred, said that the vehicles collided while making efforts to avoid the bad portion of the road shortly after Alasape Prayer ground.

He said, “My vehicle was about 10 vehicles away from those ones involved in the crash. The vehicles were trying to avoid bad portion of the road and they, in the process, ran into each other.

When contacted, General Manager of Osun Ambulance Scheme, Dr. Olusegun Babatunde, said twelve people that sustained various degrees of burns in the accident had been taken to General Hospital in Ikire.

He said “Efforts are on to move the victims to Ife as soon as possible.”
Commenting on the accident, Osun Sector Commander of Federal Road Safety Corps, Mr. Peter Oke, said the crash occurred at Alasepe Area, Ikire Osun State.

He said, “Two of the three trailers involved are Dangote trucks including a tanker and a bus.

“One of the passengers in the bus in the hospital confirmed that they were only 2 passengers in the vehicle and that two of them survived.
Administrative Officer of Osun State Fire Service, Fatai Aremu said men of the Federal Fire Service were deployed to the scene of the crash.

07/11/2019

Osun Reps member, Salam, tackles Fashola over comment on Nigerian roads

A lawmaker representing Ede North/Ede South/Egbedore/Ejigbo Federal Constituency of Osun State in the House of Representatives, Bamidele Salam, has berated the Honourable Minister for Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola over his recent comment on the state of Nigerian roads.

Fashola, in a recent interview, was quoted as saying, “the roads are not as bad as they are often portrayed. I know that this is going to be your headline, but the roads are not that bad.”

In a swift reaction, therefore, Salam, in a press statement said such statement intrinsically indicates lack of sensitivity on the part of public office holders to the plights of the people and reality of their socioeconomic status.

He added that there is an urgent need for public office holders to get familiar with the level of frustration and psychological trauma Nigerians are going through on daily basis as a result of deplorable condition of roads across the nation.

Salam said “I found this statement, which had been repeated by the Hon. Minister at least on two previous occasions as a clear indication that some of us in public offices are not at all in tune with the horrendous realities of our fellow citizens’ daily experience.

"As a Member of the House of Representatives Committee on Works, I will be throwing a road travel challenge to the Hon Minister and all Persons concerned to avoid air travel for all local trips in the next 90 days.

“If we will agree to this challenge, we may come back with a better appreciation of the true state of our road infrastructure and the desperate things we need to do to save our economy from further disruptions as a result of the burgeoning crisis in the road transportation sector.

“This 90-days Road Travel Challenge will hopefully elicit reactions from relevant stakeholders, while Nigerians hope to get some succour in the coming days”.

07/11/2019

Photos: ‘Black Axe’ Cult Group Donate Iron Shelter To Traffic Police In Osun State

These viral photos show members of the dreaded cult group, Neo Black Movement of Africa aka Black Axe, donating iron shelter to traffic police in Osun State and they all looked happy.

06/11/2019

Osun: Cannabis lands 19-year-old boy in prison

A Magistrates’ Court, sitting in Osogbo, the Osun State capital on Wednesday remanded a 19-year-old boy, Lateef Adekunle, in Ilesha Correctional Center for allegedly in possession of substance suspected to be cannabis, popularly called India h**p.

The prosecutor, Idowu Rachael, informed the court that the accused person committed the crime on November 4, 2019 at Owode Market, Okuku town, in Osun state.

He added that the offence committed is contrary to and punishable under section 249(d) of the criminal code cap 38c law of Osun State.

The accused person, however, pleaded not guilty to the two count charge levelled against him.

The magistrate, Mrs Risikat Olayemi, therefore, ordered that the accused should be remanded at Ilesa correctional centre till November 11, as she transferred the case to Okuku magistrate court.

05/11/2019

Osun Rep holds thanksgiving prayer over Appeal Court victory

The member representing Ede-North/Ede-South/Egbedore/Ejigbo Federal Constituency of Osun State at the House of Representatives, Mr Bamidele Salam, held a prayer and thanksgiving session in his office in Abuja on Monday over his legal victory at the Court of Appeal last week.

The Court of Appeal sitting in Akure had validated Salam’s election in a judgment that set aside the September 2 judgment of the Elections Petition Tribunal that ordered a rerun in 12 polling units in the constituency.

In attendance at the session were other members of the House, including James Owolabi, Tolu Sadipe, Legor Idagbo, Omowumi Ogunlola, Ajilesoro Taofeek and Taiwo Oluga,

Salam said, “I had many other options but I stood with Jesus and He didn’t fail me. I received several contrary counsels, some given from genuinely caring hearts, but I held onto my conviction and God showed up for me.

“I encourage Nigerians to serve humanity with a clean heart and stay with God in all Situations. This victory has renewed my resolve to offer quality representation to my constituents and promote access to justice for all.”

01/11/2019

Appeal Court upholds Osun Rep Salam’s election

The court of appeal sitting in akure, ondo state, on Friday upheld the election of Hon. Bamidele Salam as the lawmaker representing Ede North, Ede south, Egbedore and Ejigbo federal constituency in the house of representatives.

the all progressives congress (apc) candidate for the constituency, H.on. Adejare Bello, had challenged the declaration of Hon. Salam (PDP) as the winner of the election at the elections petitions tribunal.

On september 2, the lower court had nullified the election of salam after canceling the results of some units in Ede South, Ede North, Ejigbo and Egbedore as a result of over-voting.

Dissatisfied with the ruling of the tribunal that nullified his election and ordered rerun election in selected units across the federal constituency, Salam approached the court of appeal to set aside the ruling of the tribunal.

Salam in his appeal cited 38 grounds of appeal, covering errors in law, misapplication of laws, clear bias and wrong interpretation of the laws and guidelines covering election processes in Nigeria.

On his own part, the APC candidate, Bello also approached the court of appeal in a cross-appeal, seeking the total cancellation of the house of representatives election for the federal constituency.

01/11/2019

80-year-old retiree’s house razed by fire in Osun

A storey building at Peter Ajibola Street in Alekuwodo area of Osogbo, Osun State capital on Thursday afternoon was razed by fire.

However, no life was lost but property worth millions of naira was destroyed by the inferno.

The landlady of the house, Mrs. Lola Olotu, who is an 80-year-old retiree, was said not to be at home when the fire believed to have been caused by upsurge of electricity broke out.

Youths in the neighbourhood reportedly made efforts to put out the fire before the arrival of the men of the state Fire Service.

An eyewitness, Mrs Omolabake Samuel, who commended the state Fire Service for prompt intervention, said: “Few minutes after Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) restored electricity, we saw one small boy running out from the building. He was coughing and we saw smoke coming out of the roof as a result of the fire outbreak.

“But we thank God for promptness of men of the Osun State Fire Service. They really tried for us. If not for their immediate intervention, things would have gone out of hand.”

Meanwhile, the Public Relations Officer of the Osun State Fire Service, Mrs. Adijat Basiri, confirmed the incident.

Also, the Osun State Commissioner for Regional Integration and Special Duties, Engr. Olalekan Badmus, who visited the scene of the fire outbreak to sympathize with the victims, called for calm.

He appealed to residents of the state to avoid practices that could lead to disaster.

30/10/2019

Five arrested for alleged N8.7m fraud in Osun

The Police in Osun State, on Wednesday arraigned five persons at the Federal High Court, Osogbo, for alleged N8.7 million fraud.

The Defendants are Adedeji Taiwo, Seun Oladunoye, Olawale Idowu, Ojo Olatunbosun, and Oladayo Oluwafemi.

The prosecutor, Mr Muyiwa Ogunleye, a Principal State Counsel, told the court that the accused persons committed the offence sometime between February and March, at Adebam-Busayo Trading Complex, Ayetoro area, Osogbo.

Ogunleye, said Taiwo, Oladunoye, Idowu Olatunbosun and Oluwafemi, all conspired and defrauded Adebam-Busayo Trading Store of a total sum of N8.7 million.

“The accused happened to be workers of the trading store before their antics were discovered by the management of the company and their arrest effected,” he said.

The Prosecutor said the offence contravened sections 1(A) (B) (2) of the Advance Fee fraud and other Related Offences Cap 8, Vol.1, 2006 and 421, 383; and punishable under Section 390 (9) of the laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.

The defendants had pleaded not guilty to the eight-count charge against them.

Justice Peter Lifu, granted the defendants bail in the sum of N10 million and two sureties in like sum each.

Lifu said the sureties, who must be resident within the court’s jurisdiction, must also have evidence of tax payments.

He further ordered the sureties to present three passport photographs, attached with affidavit of means; and should have their addresses verified by the court.

The judge ruled that one out of the sureties of each defendant must be a civil servant on grade level 14, while the other should be a close relation of theirs.

The case was adjourned till Dec. 4 for hearing.

28/10/2019

Confusion as armed soldiers invade Osun police command hq

Some armed soldiers Monday afternoon besieged Osun State Command headquarters of the Nigeria Police Force in Osogbo, creating tension in the area.

According to some traders with shops near the police headquarters, three of the soldiers had already entered into the command’s premises before others were stopped at the gate.

The traders around the state command hurriedly closed their shops for fear of unknown as the soldiers were wielding arms and does not want to be caught in any eventualities.

A trader, who simply identified himself as Segun, said that about 28 soldiers were seen at the entrance of the command engaging policemen at the gate in hot argument around 12:30pm.

“Later, a senior police officer with the name Edward Ebuka, intervened and prevented the soldiers from entering the command.

The soldiers, although, left the area, but they never seem satisfied with the situation, because I believe some of them were likely detained by the police,” he added.

However, a police source, who preferred anonymity disclosed that three soldiers that had already entered into the command’s premises were arrested and disarmed by the policemen, while others left.

The source added that the mission of the soldiers in the area might not be unconnected with the arrest and detention of a soldier arrested in Osogbo for an offence that could not be immediately ascertained last Saturday.

28/10/2019

Alleged perjury: Lawyer demands Osun lawmaker’s prosecution

The Inspector General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Adamu, has been urged to investigate and prosecute Osun State House of Assembly member representing Obokun State Constituency, Adeyemi Adewumi, over alleged perjury before the Court of Appeal, Akure.

In a petition against the lawmaker, signed by one Oyinola Ajayi of the law firm of Ajibola Basiru and co, and delivered at the Inspector General’s office in Abuja on Friday, copies of which were forwarded to the office of the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 11, Osogbo, Osun State Commissioner of Police and the Director, Department of State Security Service (DSS), the lawmaker was alleged to have lied under oath.

Recall that the Court of Appeal in Akure, Ondo State, had last week fined the lawmaker N100,000 for presenting a purported Record of Proceeding of the state election petition tribunal, which was alleged to be fake, during the hearing of his appeal against the judgment of the Osun election tribunal, which nullified his election.

At a press briefing in Osogbo, Mr. Kolapo Alimi, one of the lawyers to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its House of Assembly candidate in Obokun State Constituency, Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, said, Adewumi lied under oath by swearing to an affidavit to complement a fraudulently generated document, which he allegedly presented as authentic.

“Section 118 of the Criminal Code provides, “Any person who commits perjury is liable to imprisonment for fourteen years. If the offender commits the offence in order to procure the conviction of another person for an offence punishable with death or with imprisonment for life, he is liable to imprisonment for life,” Alimi quoted from the petition.

Alimi stressed that the above cited sections of the Criminal Code showed that perjury constituted a grave crime, saying it was clearly seen in the record of proceedings of the lower tribunal that the statements made by Adewunmi in his affidavit constituted perjury.

He, therefore, demanded the investigation and prosecution of the PDP lawmaker at the appropriate court of law.

24/10/2019

APC warns Osun exco on ‘tough’ job

All Progressives Congress in Osun State on Wednesday told the newly sworn-in cabinet members in the administration of Governor Adegboyega Oyetola that the challenge before them is herculean.

The Osun APC in a statement from its Directorate of Publicity, Research and Strategy, signed by its Director, Kunle Oyatomi, said: “As you take the oath to serve the people of Osun, recognise that whatever success you make of this ‘consolidation exercise’ will determine the shape and content of what development will look like, going forward.

“You have been carefully selected to shoulder this epic responsibility of consolidating the unprecedented progress made in Osun over the last nine years.”

The party added: “But you must always remember that there are worshipers of the Moloch, who will sacrifice anyone and anything to ensure that every development brought to Osun by the APC is destroyed.

“They are shadowy creatures, who live in denial and are so consumed by hate; their sense of appreciation of good work appears virtually dead.

“We, therefore, urge all of you to be excellent team players, focused on the goals of government to make Osun one of the most progressive states in Nigeria.”

24/10/2019

Osun court remands 8 for attacking police vehicle

The Magistrates’ court sitting in Osogbo, the Osun State capital, on Wednesday, remanded eight persons in correctional facility for allegedly attacking and vandalizing a police vehicle worth N1.5m.

The accused persons were; Oladimeji Abdulah(25), Oyetunji Joel(50), Ramoni Saheed(28), Samuel Augustine(29), Abioye Sunday(35), Abioye Taye(27) Abioye Muritala Dare(67) and Abosede Adediran(23).

The prosecutor, S.O Oladele, informed the court that the accused persons attacked the police with various dangerous weapons while conveying a suspected kidnapper to their station.

He added that the accused persons, in the course of the attack also stole Techno Spark3, Itel S12, a wrist watch, a necklace and the sum of seven thousand naira, including three riffles recovered from the suspected kidnapper.

According to Oladele, the offence was committed on October 21, 2019 at Oyan town, Osun State.

He further said the accused persons, after injuring some police officers also made attempt at setting them ablaze.

The prosecutor gave the names of the injured policemen as: Sergeant Ogunleye Gbenga, Sergeant Olukotun Bunmi and Corporal Omopariola .

Meanwhile, counsel to the accused persons, Tubosun Oladipupo joined his clients to plead for mercy.

The Magistrate, Mr Segun Ayilara, however, ordered that the accused persons be remanded in correctional facility and adjourned the case to December 18, 2019 for mention.

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