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Coker Market Rd, Coker, Lagos, Nigeria

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victor0c Registered: December 2017 City/Town/Province: Lawrenceville Posts: 2 View this Member's Photo Gallery	Groundnut business is a profitable venture that is able to fill your picket with money if only you will take the first action. It is not always about springing big. It is about beginning small and growing into a giant. Groundnut business in Nigeria is no doubt among these business ideas that are making many millionaires. So, if you are looking for a business that is very easy and not very demanding, then considers commencing a groundnut business
	· Date: December 31, 2017 · Views: 4607 · File size: 17.7kb, 50.4kb · : 720 x 405 ·
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	Hours Volunteered: 70
	Volunteers: 20
	Authors Age & Age Range of Volunteers: 20
	Area Restored for Native Wildlife (hectares): 5
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victor0c

Registered: December 2017
City/Town/Province: Lawrenceville
Posts: 2

December 31, 2017 8:18pm

The idea of recycling bottles and using them for another purpose instead of throwing them away would bring out a positive interest in countries with low GDP.