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CREATING WEALTH CREATORS


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CREATING WEALTH CREATORS (Ilorin 2017, Season 2)

Another Opportunity for Youths and Students in Ilorin to
GET EMPOWERED & GET WEALTH
For FREE
Register for intensive training on any ONE of the following skills:

> Catering
> Cakes and Pastries
> Leather works - Shoes & Bags
> Make-Up
> Hairdressing
> Fashion Designing
> Cosmetology
> Graphics Designs
> Website Designs
> Mini Importation

You can't afford to miss this great opportunity to be a PROBLEM SOLVER
Remember, ONLY problem solvers own SECURED INCOMES....

How to register:
Step 1: Send Your FULL NAME & ONE SKILL OF CHOICE to 08088149597 NOW

Step 2: Pick up your forms at any of the following places from Monday 30/10/2017
   (I) All branches of Item 7
   (II) Macakod Training Centre, Opp. T&K Restaurant, University Rd., Tanke, Ilorin.
       (III) student's Union Building, Kara State Polytechnic

Step 3: Submit completed forms only at Macakod Training Centre

Step 4: Apply for Optional Training Manual @500. Note that this item is Optional.

Trainings to take place at:
1. Our Admin Office, Macakod Training Centre, Opp. T&K Restaurant, Tanke Ilorin
2. Designated Trainers offices in Tanke for adequate practicals
3. Kwara Poly Campus for Kwara Poly Students Only.

Training Duration : 6 Weeks
Nov. 13th - Dec. 22nd 2017
4.00pm - 6:30pm from Monday to Friday

Registration Form: N1500 only
Training fee: FREE

REGISTER NOW, LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE

POWERED BY: MICHAPACE, MACAKOD TRAINING CENTRE
SUPPORTED BY: KWARA STATE MINISTRY OF YOUTHS & SPORTS,
ITEM 7, NBC, 9MOBILE, ANALIZER MEDIA CONCEPT

 Let's build A better Nigeria.

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  1. nickmiddleton01021 September 2018 at 23:45

    Passive income is income resulting from cash flow received on a regular basis, requiring minimal to no effort by the recipient to maintain it. Build Wealth Nigeria

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