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Platiny Alves
Platiny Mário Lopes Alves (an haife shi a ranar 2 ga watan Janairu 1996) kawai Platiny, ƙwararren ɗan wasan ƙwallon ƙafa ne na Cape Verde wanda yake buga wasa a ƙungiyar ƙwallon ƙafa ta Gil Vicente FC a matsayin ɗan wasan tsakiya. A halin yanzu yana hutun aiki saboda cajin takardun jabu.
SO
SO ko makamancin haka na iya nufin to:
Platiny Alves
Aikin ƙwallon ƙafa
A ranar 21 ga watan Janairu 2015, Platiny ya fara wasansa na ƙwararru tare da kulob ɗin Gil Vicente a wasan 2014-15 Taça da Liga da Marítimo.
Usain bolt
Manazarta
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Farm Pride
Farm Pride wata kamfani ce ta Najeriya wacce ke samar da sabbin kayan marmari da yoghurt. Kamfanin yana Kaduna ne a jihar Kaduna. Farm Pride mallakar Niyya Farms, wani kamfani ne na masana'antun noma, wanda ya mallaki wurin sarrafa, gonar kiwo, gonakin noma da filayen noma.
Harouna Abou Demba
Harouna Abou Demba Sy (an haife shi ranar 31 ga watan Disamba, 1991). ƙwararren ɗan ƙwallon ƙafa ne wanda ke taka leda a matsayin baya na dama.
Farm Pride
Dubawa
Farm Pride yana alfahari da samar da abubuwan sha daga 'ya'yan itatuwa na halitta sabanin abubuwan tattarawa. Sunan Farm Pride, yana nufin gaskiyar cewa kamfanin yana amfani da na halitta, 'ya'yan itatuwa da aka noma don sabon layin ruwan 'ya'yan itace. Ana noman 'ya'yan itacen ne a wani fili mai fadin hekta 3,000 a Kaduna.
A shekarar 2015, Farm Pride ta sanar da cewa za ta fara sayar da ruwan 'ya'yan itace ga kamfanonin ruwan 'ya'yan itace a Najeriya.
samuwa
Farm Pride Juice ana samunsa galibi a manyan shaguna a fadin Najeriya. Ana samunsa a duk rassan Najeriya na Shoprite da Spar da kuma sauran manyan shagunan guda ɗaya.
Harouna Abou Demba
Farkon rayuwa
An haife shi a Faransa, yana wakiltar Mauritaniya a matakin kasa da kasa.
Sana'a/Aiki
An haife shi a Mont-Saint-Aignan, Faransa, Sy ya buga wa Sedan B, Reims B, Boulogne B, Boulogne, Amiens B da GS Consolat wasa.
Ya buga wasansa na farko a duniya a Mauritania a shekara ta 2016.