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21/08/2026

*NOA OYO ADVOCATES RESPONSIBLE, SURVIVOR-CENTRED REPORTING IN FIGHT AGAINST SGBV*

Ibadan, Oyo State — August 20, 2026: The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Oyo State Directorate, has called for responsible, accurate and survivor-centred communication in the fight against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), stressing the need to protect survivors’ dignity while promoting accountability and access to support.

The call was made during a two-day capacity-building workshop on combating SGBV organised by the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), in collaboration with the European Union (EU) and the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), under the EU-supported Support to End Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (ESGBV) Programme.

The workshop, held 19–20 August 2026 at The JAGZ, 4 Simeon Adebo Street, Iyaganku GRA, Ibadan, Oyo State, brought together media and communication practitioners to strengthen ethical, gender-sensitive and survivor-centred reporting of SGBV.

Representing the Oyo State Director of NOA, Mrs. Ajolayo Sinmat Akande, was Mrs. Omobolanle Odulana Osunwo, Assistant Director and Head of the Ibadan North-West Local Government Area Office.

Participants were urged to adopt a *“Do No Harm”* approach by protecting the identity and privacy of survivors, particularly children, avoiding sensationalism and graphic descriptions, and refraining from language that blames or stigmatises survivors.

The workshop also emphasised the importance of accurate terminology and responsible reporting, urging media practitioners to distinguish between allegations, investigations, charges and convictions. Participants were further cautioned against presenting a survivor’s clothing, location, relationship, occupation or delay in reporting as justification for violence.

Attention was also drawn to the Oyo State Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Law 2020 and the growing threat of technology-facilitated SGBV, including cyberstalking, online sexual harassment, threats and the non-consensual sharing of intimate images.

The engagement underscored the relevance of the workshop to NOA’s grassroots orientation mandate, with emphasis on using simple, gender-sensitive and culturally appropriate communication to challenge harmful social norms, promote knowledge of the law, discourage victim-blaming and provide citizens with practical information on reporting and available support.

The workshop concluded that effective SGBV communication must go beyond merely disseminating information to protecting dignity, challenging stereotypes and empowering citizens to take informed action.

The National Orientation Agency, Oyo State Directorate, therefore reaffirmed its commitment to sustained public enlightenment and stakeholder collaboration towards preventing SGBV and promoting a society where every individual can live with dignity, safety and respect.

18/08/2026

*NATIONAL ORIENTATION AGENCY*
*OYO STATE DIRECTORATE, IBADAN*

*PROGRAMME REPORT*

*TITLE:* Empowering Youth Corps Members for Nation-Building through the Citizens’ Code
*JUSTIFICATION:*
The lecture was organised to sensitise and equip 2026 Batch “B” (Stream II) Youth Corps Members with the knowledge, attitudes and ethical principles required to become responsible citizens and effective agents of national development. The programme also aimed to deepen their understanding of the Citizens’ Code under the 7 for 7 National Identity Project and encourage its practical application throughout their service year.
*OBJECTIVES:* 1.) To acquaint Corps Members with the Citizens’ Code and its seven core values. 2.) To promote discipline, patriotism, accountability, tolerance and responsible citizenship. 3.) To encourage Corps Members to contribute meaningfully to the development of their host communities.
4.) To inspire leadership, resilience, environmental responsibility and peaceful coexistence.
5.) To strengthen the role of Corps Members as ambassadors of national unity and development.
*DATE:* 14th & 15th August, 2026
*VENUE:* NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Gbakuta, Iseyin, Oyo State
*TARGET AUDIENCE:* 2026 Batch “B” (Stream II) Youth Corps Members and Camp Officials.
*NUMBER OF PEOPLE REACHED:* 3,385 Corps Members and Camp Officials.
*METHODOLOGY:* The programme was delivered through an interactive lecture facilitated by Mr. Tiamiyu Adegboyega Alaba, COMO, Atiba Local Government, on behalf of Mrs. Akande Ajolayo Sinmiat, State Director, National Orientation Agency, Oyo State Directorate. The session featured direct engagement with participants through question-and-answer sessions, practical illustrations, explanations of the Citizens’ Code, and discussions on the responsibilities of Corps Members in nation-building. Participants demonstrated active involvement and sustained rapt attention throughout the exercise.
*TAKE-HOME MESSAGES:*
-Corps Members should uphold the seven pillars of the Citizens’ Code: Discipline, Duty of Care, Tolerance and Respect, Leadership, Transparency, Environmental Awareness and Resilience.
-They should obey the law, respect diversity and promote peace and national unity.
-They should demonstrate integrity, accountability and leadership by example at their PPAs and in their host communities.
-They should initiate or support community development projects that address local needs.
-They should protect the environment and promote responsible waste management and environmental conservation.
-They should remain resilient and positively contribute to national development despite challenges.
-Corps Members were reminded of their patriotic responsibilities, including praying for the nation, planting trees and paying taxes.
*EXPECTED OUTCOME:* The lecture is expected to enhance Corps Members’ understanding and practice of responsible citizenship, strengthen their commitment to national unity and inspire them to undertake meaningful community development initiatives during their service year.
*KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS:*
-3,939 Corps Members and Camp Officials reached.
-Increased awareness of the seven pillars of the Citizens’ Code.
-Active participation and engagement during the interactive session.
-Improved understanding of the roles of Corps Members in nation-building and community development.
-Increased commitment to discipline, peaceful coexistence, accountability and environmental responsibility.
*TIMELINESS:* The programme was successfully delivered as scheduled on 14th and 15th August, 2026, in line with the NYSC 2026 Batch “B” (Stream II) Orientation Course programme.

Akande Ajolayo Sinmiat (Mrs )
The State Director
Oyo State Directorate

13/08/2026

NOA OYO EMPHASIZES MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND TRUST BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND CITIZENS AS ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Oyo State Directorate, has reiterated the importance of mutual understanding, trust, communication and responsibility between government and citizens as essential ingredients for national development.

The message was conveyed on Thursday, August 13, 2026, during a television programme, LotunLotun, anchored by Salawudeen Oladimeji and broadcast by the Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State (BCOS), Basorun, Ibadan.

The Deputy Director, Health and Social Care, NOA Oyo State Directorate, Mr Babatunde Timothy Ogundipe, represented the State Director, Mrs Ajolayo Sinmiat Akande, on the programme, which commenced at 10:30 a.m. The discussion focused on “Understanding Between the Government and the Citizens.”

Mr Ogundipe explained that the relationship between government and citizens is a two-way responsibility, with government expected to provide protection, essential services, justice, transparency and opportunities for citizens to have their voices heard.

He noted that citizens, on the other hand, are expected to obey the law, pay their taxes and other lawful obligations, participate actively in democratic processes, contribute to community development, remain informed and hold leaders accountable through constructive engagement.

He further identified poor communication, lack of trust, feelings of neglect and misinformation as some of the factors that can weaken the relationship between government and citizens, potentially resulting in apathy, protests and reduced civic participation.

The Deputy Director emphasised the need for continuous dialogue, civic education, accountability, transparency and mutual respect in strengthening the relationship. He stressed that citizens should not only demand good governance but also recognise their responsibilities towards the nation.

He noted that while government provides leadership, protection and public services, citizens provide legitimacy, cooperation and active participation. According to him, a healthy relationship between both parties is crucial for peace, stability and sustainable development.

The programme provided an opportunity for the NOA to further promote civic awareness and encourage citizens to understand both their rights and responsibilities in building a better Nigeria.

13/08/2026

NOA OYO INTENSIFIES VOTER EDUCATION TO PREPARE STAKEHOLDERS AND ELECTORATES FOR FORTHCOMING ELECTION

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Oyo State Directorate is committed to voter education and sensitisation of stakeholders and the electorates in preparation for the forthcoming election.

The State Director, NOA Oyo State Directorate, Mrs. Ajolayo Sinmiat Akande, was represented by the Deputy Director, Community Safety Awareness and Compliance, Alhaji Ibraheem Okunlola, during a live radio programme on Melody 100.7 FM, Basorun, Ibadan, on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.

The programme, titled “Oro Ilu,” which focuses on issues relating to national development and growth, featured a discussion on Voter Education and was anchored by Olori Temitope Braimoh.

Speaking on the role of NOA in voter education, particularly against the backdrop of a viral radio clip allegedly involving a politician in Osun State offering money and food items to induce voters, Alhaji Okunlola explained that voter education is a continuous process aimed at enlightening citizens and other stakeholders on their responsibilities in the electoral process and its implications for nation-building.

He emphasised that a successful election is not achieved on election day alone, but is the outcome of adequate preparation and responsible actions taken by all stakeholders well ahead of the election.

According to him, the major stakeholders in the electoral process—including the electoral management body, political parties and political actors, political aspirants, and the electorate—have important responsibilities to ensure credible, peaceful, free and fair elections.

Speaking on the role of the electorate, Alhaji Okunlola urged citizens not to exchange their future for food items, money, or other temporary incentives, stressing the need for voters to make informed electoral choices based on issues, competence, integrity, and the overall interest of the nation.

He also called on the government to enforce the penalties prescribed for electoral offences, irrespective of whether the offenders are political actors or members of the electorate. He urged relevant authorities to strengthen checks and balances to promote accountability and ensure a level playing field for all participants in the electoral process.

Addressing political aspirants and other political actors, the NOA Deputy Director urged them to prioritise national development and the welfare of citizens above personal and political interests. He stressed that political participation should be driven by a genuine desire to contribute positively to the growth and development of the nation.

Alhaji Okunlola disclosed that the National Orientation Agency would intensify voter education activities ahead of the Oyo State Local Government Election immediately the Oyo State Independent Electoral Commission (OYSIEC) engages the Agency through a stakeholders’ forum.

He, however, noted that voter registration and voter education sensitisation activities are already ongoing across the state. He disclosed that Community Orientation and Mobilization Officers across the 33 Local Government Areas are currently engaging stakeholders, political parties, and political actors, encouraging them to make their campaigns issue-based and to shun violence, hate speech, thuggery, and the vandalisation of opponents’ political billboards.

He further stated that the Agency would continue to engage citizens on the importance of voter registration and responsible participation throughout the electoral process as part of its voter education mandate.

He reiterated the commitment of the National Orientation Agency to providing citizens with accurate, timely, and relevant information that would enable them to make informed decisions, participate responsibly in the democratic process, and contribute meaningfully to national development.

05/08/2026

*NOA Oyo Charges Staff on Value Re-orientation, National Rebirth and Good Governance*
*August 3, 2026*

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Oyo State Directorate, has reaffirmed the critical role of value re-orientation in fostering national rebirth and entrenching good governance, urging public servants to lead by example in promoting ethical conduct, patriotism and accountability.

The charge was made during the Directorate’s monthly in-house staff seminar held on Monday, August 3, 2026, at the Agency’s Conference Hall in Ibadan. The seminar, facilitated by the Deputy Director, Community Safety, Awareness and Compliance, Alhaji Ibraheem Okunlola, was themed “Value Re-orientation, National Rebirth and Good Governance in Nigeria.”

Delivering his presentation, Alhaji Ibrahim Okunlola described value re-orientation as a continuous process of transforming attitudes, behaviours and societal norms from negative tendencies such as corruption, indiscipline and nepotism to virtues that promote integrity, patriotism, transparency and national development.

He noted that Nigeria’s quest for sustainable development cannot be achieved without a deliberate change in the mindset of its citizens, stressing that national rebirth begins with individual responsibility before translating into collective societal transformation.

According to him, “Government alone cannot transform a nation. Every citizen has a responsibility to contribute positively to governance through integrity, accountability and responsible conduct.”

The Deputy Director identified corruption, moral decadence, weak institutional frameworks, political patronage and the erosion of civic values as some of the major obstacles to national development, calling for renewed commitment by citizens to uphold ethical standards in both public and private life.

Drawing lessons from Rwanda, Singapore and South Korea, he explained how visionary leadership, discipline, meritocracy, policy consistency and strong national values contributed significantly to the remarkable transformation of those countries. He urged Nigerians to embrace similar ideals in building a prosperous, peaceful and united nation.

Alhaji Okunlola further advocated strengthened civic and value-based education, effective community and family engagement, leadership by example, consistent enforcement of laws, continuous evaluation of value re-orientation programmes, and greater institutional support for the National Orientation Agency in driving behavioural change across the country.

The seminar also featured an interactive session during which members of staff exchanged ideas on the practical implementation of value re-orientation initiatives and the challenges confronting public institutions. Participants acknowledged operational constraints affecting service delivery but reaffirmed their commitment to sustaining the Agency’s mandate through professionalism, innovation and dedication.

The session concluded with a collective resolve by staff to continue serving as advocates of positive values, responsible citizenship and national unity, while intensifying efforts to mobilise Nigerians towards building a more ethical, accountable and progressive society.

The monthly in-house seminar forms part of the Oyo State Directorate’s continuous capacity-building initiative designed to strengthen staff knowledge, improve service delivery and enhance the effective discharge of the National Orientation Agency’s mandate.

24/07/2026

NATIONAL ORIENTATION AGENCY JOINS STAKEHOLDERS TO COMMEMORATE 2026 WORLD POPULATION DAY IN OYO STATE

The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Oyo State Directorate, on Thursday, 24 July 2026, joined other stakeholders to commemorate the 2026 World Population Day at the National Population Commission (NPC) Office, State Secretariat Road, Ibadan.
The event, which featured a press briefing, also marked the official commencement of the Full Digital Electronic Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (eCRVS) system in Oyo State. The digital platform is designed to improve the efficiency, accessibility, and security of civil registration and vital statistics services across Nigeria.

Delivering the goodwill message on behalf of the Oyo State Director of the National Orientation Agency, Mrs. Ajolayo Sinmiat Akande, the Deputy Director, Planning, Research and Statistics, Miss Abidemi Adewale, conveyed the warm regards of the Director-General of the National Orientation Agency, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu. Mrs. Adewale highlighted the statutory responsibilities and ongoing activities of the Agency, emphasizing the vital role NOA plays in supporting the National Population Commission through public enlightenment, advocacy, and community mobilization. She urged the Commission to leverage the Agency's extensive grassroots network and expertise in sensitizing the public to ensure the successful adoption and utilization of the eCRVS platform. She further observed the importance of proper protocol during public events, recommending the adoption of the first stanza of the National Anthem as the opening prayer after noticing a brief hitch at the commencement of the programme. She also encouraged organizers to ensure inclusiveness by recognizing and involving traditional worshippers in future programmes.

Speaking at the event, the Oyo State Director of the National Population Commission, Mrs. Olubisi Adegbite, expressed appreciation to all stakeholders for their support and participation in commemorating the 2026 World Population Day. She explained that the 2026 theme, "Realising the Hopes and Aspirations of Young People: Today and for the Future," underscores the importance of youth empowerment, reproductive rights, sustainable development, and addressing population-related challenges.

In his press briefing, the Federal Commissioner of the National Population Commission, Dr. Eyitayo Oyetunji, stated that the implementation of the digital civil registration process would provide reliable national statistics to support evidence-based public policy formulation, effective resource allocation, and sustainable national development. He called on all stakeholders to sustain their partnership, commitment, and support towards nation-building.

The event was attended by representatives of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), the Oyo State Ministries of Education and Health, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), the Federation of Muslim Women's Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), the National Orientation Agency (NOA), and members of staff of the National Population commission.

08/06/2026

PRESS RELEASE.

NOA DG CHARGES NIGERIANS TO COMBINE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WITH VALUES, PRODUCTIVITY FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

IBADAN, OYO STATE – JUNE 3, 2026.

The Director-General of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, has called for a deliberate reorientation of the Nigerian workforce to ensure that the increasing adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is guided by values, ethics, productivity and national consciousness.

Mallam Issa-Onilu made the call while delivering the keynote address at the 26th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association of Industrial and Organizational Psychologists (NAIOP), hosted by the Department of Psychology, Faculty of the Social Sciences, University of Ibadan, under the theme, *“Industrial and Organizational Psychology in an AI-Enabled Society.”*

The Director-General, who was accompanied by the Director, Civic Values and Democracy Education, Dr. Olukemi Afolayan, and the Oyo State Director of NOA, Mrs. Ajolayo Akande, spoke on the topic, “Reorienting the Nigerian Workforce in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Values, Productivity and National Development.”

According to him, Artificial Intelligence has already become an integral part of modern life, influencing communication, governance, learning, production and decision-making, but cautioned that technology, powerful as it is, cannot replace wisdom, morality, character and sound national values.

“Artificial Intelligence can process information, but it cannot replace wisdom. It can automate tasks, but it cannot define national goals. It can increase speed, but it cannot build character,” he stated.

The NOA boss emphasized that while AI presents enormous opportunities for economic growth, innovation and improved service delivery, its benefits can only be fully realized when citizens and institutions are guided by integrity, accountability, empathy, discipline and patriotism.

He noted that Nigeria’s productivity challenge extends beyond technology and is fundamentally a value challenge, stressing that no amount of technological advancement can compensate for weak institutions, lack of accountability and the erosion of ethical standards.

Mallam Issa-Onilu maintained that the future Nigerian worker must be technologically competent and globally competitive, while remaining morally grounded, socially responsible and nationally conscious.

Highlighting the strategic role of Industrial and Organizational Psychology in an AI-driven society, the Director-General urged psychologists and professionals to help organizations build cultures that promote fairness, emotional intelligence, adaptability, trust and human dignity.

He explained that the National Orientation Agency is repositioning itself to address the realities of a rapidly evolving digital society through innovative and technology-driven initiatives.

The Director-General listed some of the initiatives introduced under his leadership to include the National Values Charter, Citizens’ Feedback Dashboard, NOA Media Hub, Explainer Weekly and CLHEEAN, an Artificial Intelligence-powered civic education platform designed to provide citizens with information on government policies and programmes while enhancing public enlightenment and civic engagement.

According to him, digital transformation must go hand in hand with behavioural transformation, adding that the Agency’s objective is to deepen national consciousness, strengthen trust and promote responsible citizenship.

He identified five pillars necessary for building a future-ready workforce and achieving sustainable national development as values, skills, productivity, well-being and national purpose.

“Values must place integrity, discipline, accountability and respect for human dignity at the centre. Skills must equip citizens for the future. Productivity must reward excellence and measurable results, while national purpose must connect the work of institutions to Nigeria’s unity, security and global competitiveness,” he said.

The NOA helmsman further charged students and young Nigerians not to fear the future but to prepare for it through continuous learning, creativity, adaptability and character development.

“Artificial Intelligence will define the future of work, but values will define the future of Nigeria. Our task is clear: we must raise a workforce that is skilled enough to compete, disciplined enough to deliver, ethical enough to be trusted, patriotic enough to serve and visionary enough to build the nation of our dreams,” he declared.

Also speaking at the conference, a guest speaker underscored the growing significance of Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies in addressing contemporary security challenges. The speaker observed that advances in machine learning, big data analytics and surveillance technologies have enhanced intelligence gathering, crisis response and strategic operations globally, while emphasizing the need for context-specific approaches to ensure that technological innovations contribute effectively to national security and development.

The conference brought together scholars, professionals, policy makers, students and stakeholders from various sectors to deliberate on the intersection of industrial and organizational psychology, technology and national development in an increasingly AI-driven world.

20/05/2026

*NOA Oyo State Enlightens Citizens on Rights and Responsibilities of Eligible Voters in Nigeria*

Ibadan, May 19, 2026

The Oyo State Directorate of the National Orientation Agency (NOA) has urged eligible citizens to maximize their civic rights by registering for their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs), while also encouraging those who have registered but are yet to collect their cards to do so promptly.

This call was made during a radio programme titled Meto Mofin aired on Success FM 105.3. The State Director of NOA Oyo State Directorate, Mrs. Ajolayo Sinmiat Akande, was represented by the Deputy Director, Civic Values and Democracy Education, Florence Siyanbade.

Mrs. Siyanbade, while addressing the issue of apathy among some citizens toward voter registration and PVC collection, emphasized the numerous benefits of possessing a PVC. According to her, the card serves not only as a voting instrument but also as a valid means of identification alongside a driver’s license and international passport. She added that PVC holders can also use the card for banking transactions and other official processes requiring identification.

She commended the current administration for its efforts toward youth inclusion in governance, noting that such initiatives have encouraged increased youth participation in civic affairs and enhanced awareness through knowledge and enlightenment.
Speaking further, Mrs. Siyanbade explained that the present voting procedure has significantly reduced the possibility of vote buying and selling, while also warning that penalties exist for offenders who engage in electoral malpractice.

She further disclosed that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has deployed voter enrollment machines to various wards to ease the stress associated with visiting INEC offices for registration. She reassured citizens that PVC registration remains free of charge and that adequate consideration is given to people living with disabilities, the elderly, and pregnant women at registration centers.

On fresh voter registration, she explained that while the process can begin online, applicants are still required to visit designated registration centers for biometric capturing and completion of the process.

In her closing remarks, Mrs. Siyanbade again appealed to all eligible citizens to register for their Permanent Voter Cards and urged those yet to collect their cards to do so, noting that many unclaimed PVCs are still available at INEC offices.

She concluded by stating that voter education campaigns are ongoing and will become even more intensified in the coming weeks.

15/05/2026

*NOA Oyo State Directorate Declares Full Support For Policies And Initiatives Geared Towards National Development Through Tourism At 2026 Oyo State International Tourism Summit*

Ibadan, Oyo State | 12–14 May 2026

The Oyo State Directorate of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), led by the State Director, Mrs. Ajolayo Sinmiat Akande, who was represented by the Deputy Director and HOD CSAC, Mr. Ibrahim Okunlola, alongside other stakeholders, participated in the three-day intensive International Tourism Summit themed “From Groundwork to Governance: Building Tourism that Endures in Oyo State” under the hashtag .

In his opening remarks, the Commissioner for Culture and Tourism and Chairman of , Dr. Wasiu Olatubosun, delightfully informed participants that the International Tourism Summit Oyo State has evolved significantly over the past two editions. He explained that what began in 2024 as a deliberate effort to redefine how tourism is perceived within Oyo State had, through 2025, progressed into a more coordinated approach to how tourism is planned, positioned, and delivered.

Dr. Olatubosun further stated that this progress has been shaped by the insights gathered, the questions raised, and the active engagement of stakeholders who have consistently emphasized the need for structure, clarity, and continuity in the state’s tourism journey.

Some of the notable tourist attractions highlighted during the summit included Eleyele Lake, Bowers Tower, the Ado-Awaye Suspended Lake, Yake Lake in Oke-Ogun, as well as cultural festivals such as the World Twins Festival in Igboora and the Tales of Elemosho Festival in Ogbomoso.

Among the guest speakers at the summit was the former Governor of Ekiti State and former Minister of Mines and Steel Development, His Excellency Dr. Kayode Fayemi, who shared practical insights from Ekiti State as a case study for tourism-driven development.

Likewise, renowned film producer Mr. Kunle Afolayan educated participants on how tourism can contribute to national development, using his film village, KAP Village, as a case study. He also seized the opportunity to commend the Oyo State Government for the ongoing road construction leading to the film village, noting its importance to tourism growth and accessibility.

During the drafting of the summit communiqué, Mr. Ibrahim Okunlola, who represented the NOA Oyo State Director, emphasized that tourist guides should be adequately enlightened on the importance of presenting consistent and accurate narratives about tourist destinations to visitors.

He also advocated for synergy between local government tourism desks, if eventually established, and NOA Community Orientation and Mobilization Officers to enhance grassroots awareness and tourism promotion across the state.

Mr. Okunlola further assured stakeholders of the Agency’s full support for policies and initiatives geared towards national development through tourism, culture, and community engagement.

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