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                             SO EXCITING TO SEE YOU COMING AND BEING ONE OF OUR                                                                         PATRONAGE, HERE IS OUR  PRICE   

                                REMEMBER YOUR PERFECT EXPERIENCE IS OUR CONCERN.                                  

                                                              TRANING FEES:

ONE (1) MONTH FOR NONE EXPERIENCE                                            N25,000.00

 

TWO (2) MONTHS TRAINING FOR NONE EXPERIENCE                   N45,000.00

 

THREE (3) WEEKS TRAINING                                                                   N20,000.00

 

TWO (2) WEEKS TRAINING FOR REFRESHING                                  N15,000.00

 

ONE  (1) TRAINING  FOR  REFRESHING                                                N10,000.00 

 

LEARNERS PERMIT                                                                                      N1,500.00

 

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