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Thanks to these HBCU grads, the first Black-owned alcohol delivery service is here to change the game - Face2Face Africa

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Navarr Grevious and Mikael Pyles are both HBCU graduates and fraternity brothers. The two are the founders of the first Black-owned alcohol delivery service known as QuikLiq. The platform provides room for customers to buy beer, wine, and spirit beverages from the comfort of their homes via their digital device and have them delivered to...

The post Thanks to these HBCU grads, the first Black-owned alcohol delivery service is here to change the game appeared first on Face2Face Africa.

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