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FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! ABN RADIO ADVERT

Are you a business owner?

Do you wish to tell the world about your products and services?

Do you wish to enjoy an expanded media mileage?

This information is for you.
ABN Radio has commenced a FREE, yes totally FREE one-minute radio advert for potential clients from now till January 31, 2020.

Entries must meet the following requirements to be considered for airing:
✔ Format: MP3
✔ Duration: 1 minute
✔ Language: English or any Nigerian language. The name, address and telephone number of the business owner or contact person must also be included for reference purposes.

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All entries can be sent through our WhatsApp number +2347013559600 or our email address (abnonlineradio@gmail.com), indicating where you are reaching us from.

ABN Radio is available on Google play store (Radio Garden) https://radio.garden/listen/abn-radi/V9wAZyC0

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