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Phillip Naude
[edit]Bernu Phillip Naude, born 6 September 1995 (15), to Gerhard and Darelle Naude. He was born in Pretoria, South Africa and attended a private school untill the age of 13 when he moved to Cape Town and attended a public school. Early December 2010 he moved to Auckland, New Zealand. He currently attends a private school on the north shore.
Speedy deletion nomination of Phillip Naude
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