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Sambaz Eke is the founder of sambaz global technologies , a multi-national company that’s into music, movie, printing, publishing and much more. “Oracle” as he is fondly called for his vocal strength and creativity is reckoned with success and believes that everything is possible. A blogger and business consultant who gives a voice to the voiceless by inspiring ordinary people to be extraordinary through his creative contents.
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