Galaxy360Studio offers free photo session for a week

Come and capture your best moments, as Galaxy360Studio offers free photo shoot from the 19th of June to the 24th of June 2017. 


Galaxy360Studio is located at No  77 Ikwerre road, by Emenike junction, mile 1. Port Harcourt.

FOR MORE INFO 
contact: 07035484277 
                09054048807. 


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