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Spotlight: Sandra Okunzuwa Fearlessly Building Her Empire

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Spotlight: Sandra Okunzuwa Fearlessly Building Her Empire

Sandra Okunzuwa, a rising star in the Nigerian entertainment industry, has captivated audiences with her talent, charisma, and entrepreneurial spirit. From her compelling performances on screen to her thriving YouTube channel, Sandra fearlessly builds her empire, leaving an indelible mark in Nollywood and beyond.

Sandra Okunzuwa

Sandra Ese Okunzuwa discovered her passion for acting at an early age. She combined her love for the arts with her pursuit of education, graduating with a Bachelor of Law (LLB) degree from the University of Benin in 2015.

Sandra’s journey in Nollywood began with small roles, but her talent quickly caught the industry’s attention. Here are some highlights from her filmography:

  • “The Blind Spot” (2018): Sandra portrayed young “Ekemini” alongside Rita Dominic in this thought-provoking movie. Her performance showcased depth and emotional range.
  • “Paternity Deal” (2018): In this film, Sandra worked alongside Kiki Omeili and Seun Akindele. Her ability to immerse herself in diverse characters stood out.
  • “Dear Dianne” (2019): Sandra took on the lead role as Dianne, a newlywed woman willing to risk everything for her unborn child. Her portrayal was both powerful and moving.
  • “Second Chance” (2020): As Nurse Kamara, Sandra demonstrated versatility and authenticity. Her presence on screen resonated with viewers.
Sandra Okunzuwa

Beyond acting, Sandra is a savvy entrepreneur. She co-founded the entertainment services company “Ardnas & Sluge Limited” with her sister, Onome Sally Okunzuwa, in June 2018. Additionally, Sandra owns two successful beauty stores: “Swit Girls” and “Wig Excel”, specializing in human hair and beauty products

Sandra Okunzuwa TV: The YouTube Sensation:

Sandra’s YouTube channel, “SANDRA OKUNZUWA TV”, has become a hub for premium Nollywood content. With over 294,000 subscribers and 246 videos, she shares full Nigerian movies, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and engaging discussions.

Here’s a taste of what viewers can find

  • “LOVING THE SAINT”: Sandra stars alongside Frederick Leonard in this 2024 Nigerian movie. Romance, drama, and compelling storytelling await.
  • “LADY OF THE NIGHT”: Toosweet Annan and Bella Salami join Sandra in this captivating Nollywood production.
  • “WHEN IT’S DIFFICULT”: A gripping film featuring Sandra Okunzuwa, Deza the Great, and Stan Nze.
  • “SWORN ENEMIES”: Conflict, loyalty, and unexpected alliances take center stage in this 2024 movie.
  • “NEIGHBOR NEIGHBOR”: Ruth Kadiri and Bryan Okoye co-star with Sandra in this exploration of neighborly relationships.
  • “LOVE RHYTHM”: Romance and music intertwine in this 2024 Nollywood production.
Sandra Okunzuwa

Philanthropy and Impact
Sandra’s heart extends beyond the spotlight. She founded the Sandra Okunzuwa Foundation, providing support to the less privileged. Her commitment to making a difference sets her apart as a compassionate artist.

Her career continues to flourish, and her fearlessness inspires others to chase their dreams.

Sandra Okunzuwa

In conclusion, Sandra Okunzuwa fearlessly navigates the entertainment industry, building her empire brick by brick. Whether on screen or behind the camera, she leaves an indomitable legacy—one that celebrates talent, resilience, and unwavering determination.

We eagerly anticipate featuring her in our print edition of Nollywood Magazine.

Occupational hazards, health and safety:The Hubert Ogunde Approach – Rasaki Ojo Bakare

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Occupational hazards, health and safety:The Hubert Ogunde Approach – Rasaki Ojo Bakare

From Prof Rasaki Ojo Bakare: Mysteries:

 

Occupational hazards, health and safety:The Hubert Ogunde Approach – Rasaki Ojo Bakare

 

Apart from Efuntajobo’s son, a character played by a grandson of Hubert Ogunde, I was, probably, the youngest member of cast in Hubert Ogunde’s film *Aropin n teyan*.

While on location at OSA film village in 1981, we visited the riverine communities of Agbowa, Ikosi, and Ijede to shoot several scenes on the very salty Osa River. The first three days were seamless even though adequate preparations were made for the unexpected. Three expert divers wore character costumes and makeup and embedded in each of the canoes. Six or seven real actors joined the safety merchants inside each canoe. We had about 12 canoes on the river.

 

Beyond the divers in the canoes, the peripheral water body was intentionally flooded by an army of local divers and fishermen who were also costumed like characters. They were engaged in different kinds of ‘stage businesses’. Meanwhile, their real business was to watch out for any accident and respond swiftly.

 

On the fourth and final day of shooting on this river, the depth of the grandmaster was called to task. Baba Ogunde was not on location on the first three days, and neither was he supposed to be there on the last day. We were in the safe hands of his white collaborators led by a certain Mr Brown.

 

So, on this fateful day, as we got cladded in our costumes with our hands holding the bamboo clappers, we were set for the final rehearsal of our Apepe music and songs before boarding the canoes for the last shoot. As Mr Brown gave the count and we sang: A nbo ba wa ree boluweri, Awa nbo ba wa ree boluodo, ewe aje, ofo agba, ire wa ato run, ire wa atorun, loju ota ile…etc …etc

 

It was as if our voices angered the Lord of Waters! The river became troubled. Troubled? No! I lack words to describe it. Rising and falling tides, leading to dangerous turbulence, nobody could go fifty meters close to the river. Mr Brown was going to call off the day’s proceedings when Yeye Ibisomi, Ogunde’s senior wife, took action. She jumped into a vehicle with a waiting driver and asked us to wait for her calmly.

 

After about 90 minutes, Yeye returned with Baba Ogunde spotting a knicker, T shirt, and cowboy hat. A bull ( dwarf cow) was brought out of a Van that came with the couple. Another man came out of the Van and followed Baba Ogunde with the bull to the river Bank. The man slaughtered the bull, and normalcy returned instantly! An extreme calm returned to the surface of the river. Baba Ogunde returned to his car and drove off without saying a word to anyone. We hurried ourselves into the canoes to conclude the day’s job.

 

I was reminded of this experience by the recent riverside accident in Nollywood that reportedly claimed lives.

 

May the good Lord accept the souls of the departed.

 

What is your calling? Learn it beyond the surface.

 

Prof. Rasaki Ojo Bakare,

Former theatre apprentice under Hubert Ogunde and Jimoh Aliu,

Current, Ekiti State Commissioner for Arts, Culture and Creative Economy

Breaking: OJ Simpson dies aged 76 after cancer battle

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Breaking: OJ Simpson dies aged 76 after cancer battle

Former NFL star O.J. Simpson has passed away at age 76 after a battle with cancer, his family confirmed.

 

A statement posted on his social media accounts reads: “On April 10th, our father, Orenthal James Simpson, succumbed to his battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his children and grandchildren. During this time of transition, his family asks that you please respect their wishes for privacy and grace.”

 

He had reportedly been battling prostate cancer.

 

Simpson earned a reputation as one of the most exceptional running backs in NFL history during his ten-year tenure with the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers.

 

Following his football career, Simpson transitioned into acting, gracing both the big and small screens with his presence in numerous films and television series.

 

Timeline of OJ Simpson career

 

College Career: O.J. Simpson played college football for the USC Trojans from 1967 to 1968. He won the Heisman Trophy in 1968, awarded to the best college football player in the United States.

 

Professional Career: Simpson was drafted by the Buffalo Bills as the first overall pick in the 1969 NFL Draft. He played for the Buffalo Bills from 1969 to 1977 and for the San Francisco 49ers in 1978 and 1979.

 

Accomplishments: During his NFL career, Simpson achieved numerous accolades, including being a five-time Pro Bowl selection and winning the NFL MVP award in 1973. He was also the first player to rush for over 2,000 yards in a single season, accomplishing this feat in 1973.

 

Legacy: Despite his successful football career, Simpson’s legacy has been overshadowed by controversies, including his highly publicized criminal trial in 1995 for the murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman, of which he was acquitted. However, he was found liable for their deaths in a subsequent civil trial.

Eniola Ajao’s “Beast of Two Worlds” Surpasses N145 Million in Revenue

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Eniola Ajao’s “Beast of Two Worlds” Surpasses N145 Million in Revenue

Ajakaju: Beast of Two Worlds is about King Towobola (Odunlade Adekola) who was surrounded by diabolic women, from his wives to his mother (Sola Sobowale).

 

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Faced with the threat of abdicating the throne for not having a male heir, he brought home a strange woman who spelt more trouble for him. It stars Bimbo Akintola, Eniola Ajao, Fathia Balogun, Femi Adebayo, Ibrahim Chatta, Lateef Adedimeji, Mercy Aigbe, Odunlade Adekola, Sola Sobowale.

Directed by  Adebayo Tijani and Odunlade Adekola, the movie is produced by Eniola Ajao in association with Anthill Studio. showing in 62 cinemas nationwide it has crossed 100 million in 7 days making it on the track to becoming the first Nollywood 200m grosser of April 2024.

As of April 2nd, the epic minted N63 million with Godzilla X King: The New Empire following directly behind at N49 million showing at 58 locations nationwide and then Kung Fu Panda at N17 million showing at 58 locations in its 2nd week

Vicmob Schools Hosts Spectacular Performance of “Sisi Eko”

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Vicmob Schools Hosts Spectacular Performance of “Sisi Eko”

In a remarkable display of talent and cultural appreciation, Vicmob Schools hosted a memorable event on April 6th, featuring their students in the captivating play “Sisi Eko,” directed by Akapo Joshua.

“Sisi Eko” delves into the historical narrative of three distinguished women – Madam Tinubu, Erelu Kuti, and Alimotu Pelewura – who played pivotal roles in shaping the vibrant city of Lagos. Their remarkable contributions to history and culture were brought to life on stage by the talented students of Vicmob Schools.

Mrs. Modupe Folarin, the school’s Director of Studies, expressed her delight at the play’s success, emphasizing the school’s commitment to fostering creativity and historical awareness among its students.

Vicmob Schools Director of Studies Mrs. Modupe Folarin

The audience, comprised of dignitaries, parents, and supporters, were treated to a riveting performance that included acting, music, and dance. Parents watched with pride as their children immersed themselves in portraying historical characters and cultural traditions, connecting with the rich heritage of Lagos.

Her Regal Majesty Amb. Dr. Temitope Enitan- Ogunwusi

Among the esteemed guests was the Olori of Ọọnirisa, Her Regal Majesty Amb. Dr. Temitope Enitan- Ogunwusi, who commended the students for their exceptional performances and emphasized the importance of preserving cultural heritage and language.

His Royal Majesty, Oba Akeeb Adebowale Rauf Alaye of Orisunmbare, praised the students for their mastery of the Yoruba dialect and applauded their efforts in preserving cultural traditions.

The event culminated in a joyous atmosphere, with attendees expressing their delight and appreciation for the production team and school management. The event was well-attended by parents, government functionaries representing various ministries, arts enthusiasts, and well-wishers.

Vicmob Schools’ production of “Sisi Eko” not only showcased the talent and creativity of its students but also served as a celebration of Lagos’ rich history and cultural heritage.

 

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Spotlight: Kanaga Jnr-The Authentic Rising Star

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Spotlight: Kanaga Jnr-The Authentic Rising Star

Kanaga Eme Emmanuel, better known as Kanaga Jnr, embodies humility and compassion alongside his abundant talents. In a world where fame can often lead to arrogance, Kanaga’s down-to-earth nature remains unwavering. Long before the world recognized his talent, he understood the power of authenticity. His genuineness became his trademark, setting him apart from the crowd.

Kanaga Jnr.

His journey, akin to the delicate strokes of a painter’s brush, navigated uncharted territories and unforeseen challenges. Trials tested his resolve, and obstacles demanded unwavering dedication. Kanaga, the quintessential lover boy, exuded authenticity through his genuine smiles, emerging as a symbol of resilience and unwavering determination.

Rather than allowing fame to inflate his ego, Kanaga channels it toward positive impact, Kanaga Jnr, is a dynamic individual who wears many hats across various industries. From entertainment to sports to business, Kanaga’s talents know no bounds.

Kanaga Jnr.

In January 2023, Kanaga stepped onto the stage of the reality TV show Big Brother Titans as one of the housemates. From day one, he captivated audiences with his undiluted talent. His authenticity resonated with viewers, making him an instant favorite among millennials and Gen Z.

While he had dabbled in a few movie roles before Big Brother Titans, in May 2023, he made his mark in the fifth season of MTV Shuga Naija, portraying the lead character, Kachi. His performance was nothing short of remarkable.

Kanaga’s talent sold itself effortlessly as his journey continued in Nollywood, where he starred in several films. Notable among them are: School of Misfits, High, The Thing With Feathers, AM Love and Light, etc.

But that’s not all. Brace yourselves for Ajosepo, set to hit cinemas on April 10, 2024. And there’s more—WITHIN, a film shot in Dallas, Texas, USA, is also in the pipeline.

 

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His name now echoes everywhere, not solely due to fame, but because he grasps life’s realities with bravery. As he conquers the big screen, watch out for Kanaga—the rising star from Africa.

 

Actor and filmmaker, Funke Akindele Donates ₦500k to Ailing Father’s Fund on Twitter

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Actor and filmmaker, Funke Akindele Donates ₦500k to Ailing Father’s Fund on Twitter

In a heartwarming act of kindness, renowned actor and filmmaker Funke Akindele has stepped up to support a family in need. Just 24 hours after her movie “A TRIBE CALLED JUDAH” received 5 nominations at the AMVCA, Funke noticed a trending tweet on Twitter.

The tweet was from a distressed lady seeking donations to save her ailing father. Without hesitation, Funke Akindele replied to the tweet, urging the lady to direct message her. Within hours, the lady shared a receipt, revealing that the actress had generously donated a whopping ₦500,000 to help cover the medical expenses.

This compassionate gesture is truly worth celebrating, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to Funke Akindele for making a difference in someone’s life during these challenging times.

 

Embracing the Future: Ugo Eze Digital Farms

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Embracing the Future: Ugo Eze Digital Farms

Welcome to the dawn of the Digital Farming era.

Thanks to technological advancements, I, Asajiugoeze, am thrilled to announce the digital expansion of my farm to the wider community.

Gone are the days when farming was reserved for traditional farmers or required vast plots of land. Now, you can cultivate your own farm without stepping foot on soil or owning extensive acreage. The best part? You can manage it all from the comfort of your home.

Connect with Asa Jiugo today to discover the transformative experience of owning and operating a digital farm.

Our lands are not only affordable but also exceptionally fertile.

We offer sizable parcels of land available for lease, catering to both subsistence and commercial farming needs.

For a nominal fee of just 60,000, you can lease a portion of land with us. We specialize in cultivating a variety of crops including cassava, maize, okra, cucumber, watermelon, pumpkin, pepper, egusi, tomatoes, yam, groundnut, beans, and more—all tailored to your preferences.

As a lessee, you’ll receive comprehensive and real-time updates on your farm’s progress, from planting to harvesting. This includes detailed records of crop growth, necessary inputs for maximizing yield, and projected benefits based on your agreement terms.

 

With Ugo Eze Digital Farms, your satisfaction is our top priority. Let us help your money work for you, even amidst your busy schedule.

Embrace the future of farming—join us today.

Contact us: 07065099156, 09116861210

 

 

10th AMVCA Full Nominations List

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10th AMVCA Full Nominations List

The 10th Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) nominations have been unveiled, celebrating the remarkable achievements of African filmmakers and content creators.

The AMVCA is an annual award presented by Multichoice to honor exceptional achievements in television, film, entertainment, and now in digital content creation across Nollywood and the wider African content landscape.

The AMVCA ceremony will take place in Lagos, Nigeria on May 20th and will be broadcast live on all Africa Magic channels.

Leading this year’s list of nominees are acclaimed movies such as “Over The Bridge,” “Mami Wata,” and “Breath Of Life.”

Please find the full list of nominees below:

Best Digital Content

National Treasure – Adebola Adeyela (Lizzy Jay)

Medical Negligence and Copyright Infringement – Isaac Ayomide Olayiwola (Layi Wasabi)

Hello Neighbour – Elozonam Ogbolu, Lina Idoko and Jemima Osunde

The Boyfriend – Maryam Apaokagi-Greene

Best Indigenous Language Film (West Africa)

Mami Wata (CJ Fiery Obasi)

Jagun Jagun (Femi Adebayo)

Ijogbon (Kunle Afolayan)

Orisa (Odunlade Adekola)

Nana Akoto (Kwabena Gyansah)

Best Indigenous Language (East Africa)

Where The River Divides

Ormoilaa Ogol (The Strong One)

Wandongwa

Nakupenda

Itifaki

Best Indigenous Language (South Africa)

Service To Heart

Uncle Limbani

Motshameko O Kotsi

Best Multichoice Talent Factory Movie

Grown

Her Dark Past

Somewhere in Kole

Full-Time Husband

The 11th Commandment

Mfumukazi

Best Scripted M-Net Original

Slum King

Half Open Window

Itura

The Passenger

Magic Room

Best Unscripted M-Net Original

What Will People Say

The Irabors’ Forever After

Nwuyee Bekee (Foreign Wives)

Date My Family Zambia

Royal Qlique (Season 2)

Best Indigenous M-Net Original

The Passenger

Nana Akoto

Apo

Irora Iya

Love Transfusion (Kiapo Cha Damu)

Best Short Film

T’egbon T’aburo

Broken Mask

Eighteenth Year

Man and Masquerades

A Place Called Forward

Best Supporting Actor

Alexx Ekubo (Afamefuna)

Demola Adedoyin (Breath of Life)

Itele d Icon (Jagun Jagun: The Warrior)

Gregory Ojefua (This is Life)

Timini Egbuson (A Tribe Called Judah)

Levi Chikere (Blood Vessel)

Ropo Ewenla (Over the Bridge)

Best Supporting Actress

Joke Silva (Over the Bridge)

Fathia Williams (Jagun Jagun – The Warrior)

Bimbo Akintola (The Black Book)

Genoveva Umeh (Breath of Life)

Eliane Umuhire (Omen)

Tana Adelana (Ijogbon – Chaos)

Ejiro Onojaife (The Origin: Madam Koi Koi)

Best Lead Actor

Wale Ojo (Breath of Life)

Stan Nze (Afamefuna)

Marc Zinga (Omen)

Gideon Okeke (Egun)

David Ezekiel (Blood Vessel)

Richard Mofe Damijo (The Black Book)

Adedimeji Lateef (Jagun Jagun – The Warrior)

Gabriel Afolayan (This is Lagos)

Best Lead Actress

Segilola Ogidan (Over The Bridge)

Lucie Debay (Omen)

Omowunmi Dada (Asiri Ade)

Ireti Doyle (The Origin: Madam Koi Koi)

Adaobi Dibor (Blood Vessel)

Evelyne Ily (Mami Wata)

Kehinde Bankole (Adire)

Funke Akindele (A Tribe Called Judah)

Best Costume Design

Over The Bridge – Demola Adeyemi

Fumilayo Ransome – Kuti (Bolanle Austen– Peters, Ituen Basi, Folake Coker, Clement Effanga)

Jagun Jagun (Lola Awe)

Mami Wata (Bunmi Demilola Fashina)

Breathe of Life (Daniel Obasi)

Best Makeup

Over The Bridge (Francesca Otaigbe)

Mami Wata (Campbell Precious Arebamen)

Mojisola (Hadizat Gambo)

Jagun Jagun (Hakeem Onilogbo)

A Tribe Called Judah (Feyisayo Oyebisi)

Best Writing TV series

Skinny Girls in Transit (s7)
Bunmi Ajakaiye
Ifeanyi Barbara Chidi
Abdul Tijani- Ahmed

Wura (s2)
Jeffery David Musa
Olumide Kuti
Esther Oyiza Kokori

Visa On Arrival
Bovi Ugboma

MTV Shuga Naija
The MTV
Staying Alive Foundation

Volume
Mona Ombogo

Masquerades of Aniedo
Timendo Aghahowa
Motunde Akiode

Slum King
Donald Tombia
Ifeanyi Barbara Chidi
Fatimah Binta Gimsay
Xavier Ighordje

Best Writing Movie

Breathe Of Life – BB Sasore
Over The Bridge – Tosin Otudeko
Fumilayo Ransome Kuti – Tunde Babalola
Jagun Jagun – Adebayo Tijani
Afamefuna – Anyanwu Sandra Adaora
ATCJ – Funke Ayotunde Akindele, Collins Okoh & Akinlabi Ishola
Mami Wata – CJ Obasi

Best Documentary

Ormoilaa Ogol (The Strong One)
Lobola – A Bride’s True Price?
Empalikino (Forgiveness)
The Water Manifesto: Osun (Water For Gold)
Sowing Hope

Best Series Scripted

Volume
Wura (s2)
Slum King
Itura
Chronicles

To vote for the nominees, click here.

Spotlight – Groovy Mono: Nigeria’s Hidden Gem in Music

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Spotlight – Groovy Mono: Nigeria’s Hidden Gem in Music

In the dynamic and diverse landscape of Nigerian music, one artist stands out for his exceptional talent and undeniable charisma. Born Henry Olisaemeka Orakwe in 1995, Groovy Mono has emerged as a rising star in the realm of music, captivating audiences with his unique blend of soulful melodies and infectious rhythms. Despite his immense talent, Groovy Mono remains relatively undiscovered by the world at large, yet his potential knows no bounds.

Groovy Mono’s musical journey began during his high school days. He discovered his singing talent and started creating covers of popular songs, captivating his classmates with his performances. During his time at Unilag, he gained recognition for his fashion and modeling abilities, all while keeping his musical talent to himself.

In 2021, Groovy Mono released his debut project, “Groovy Hours: The EP.” This collection of tracks showcased his versatility, blending genres seamlessly. From soulful ballads to upbeat anthems, Groovy Mono’s music resonated with audiences, leaving them hungry for more.

With a voice that resonates with emotion and a musicality that transcends genres, Groovy Mono’s music has the power to transport listeners to another world. His soulful vocals, coupled with his masterful instrumentation, create an immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression on all who hear it. From upbeat grooves to heartfelt ballads, each song in Groovy Mono’s repertoire is a testament to his artistry and talent.

Groovy Mono’s journey took an unexpected turn when he became a housemate on Big Brother Naija Season 7 (Level Up Edition). Despite not showcasing his musical talent during his time in the BBNaija house, his charisma and unique voice left a lasting impression.

With the recent release of his EP titled “Groovy Way,” Groovy Mono is poised for greatness. His soul-stirring vocals and genre-defying compositions have caught the attention of music enthusiasts worldwide. Could he be the first ex-BBNaija housemate to achieve global stardom? Only time will tell.

 

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Despite his undeniable talent, Groovy Mono’s rise to fame has been gradual, with the world at large yet to fully discover his brilliance. However, all that may be about to change with the recent release of his EP titled “Groovy Way”. This musical masterpiece showcases Groovy Mono’s versatility and creativity, cementing his status as one of Nigeria’s most promising talents.

As the world tunes in to Groovy Mono’s captivating melodies, we eagerly await the next chapter in his musical journey. Keep an eye out for this hidden gem—it won’t remain hidden for long

 

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