YouWiN 3, Information is Power!

The stage is now set, secrets materials compiled, secret links verified, top winning secrets of past YouWiN grants winners collated and many more will be exposed at the YouWiN training tomorrow.

Come hear from the horses' mouths, those that have been there, best winner celebrities, participant at the Presidential luncheon ceremony. You can't afford to miss this empowerment training. You have only today to join the early birds of N5000, at the venue tomorrow is N6000.

TIME: 1st Session: 9:00am, 2nd Session: 12:00noon

VENUE: Syndicate Hall, Center for Management Development (CMD), CMD Road, Magodo Ketu, Lagos.

DIRECTION: From Tipper garage @ ketu, take Keke Napep to CMD.

Pay into Fidelity Bank A/c 4010719595, Account Name: Plus One Computer System. Come along with your bank teller to the venue.
For details call Lekan: 08035567645, BB: 266B916C or email: sirvictorson@gmail.com or visit my blog: www.sirvictorson.blogspot.com

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