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“Ó ye kí obìnrin náà ní ànfààní àti fé okùnrin Mérin” òdóbìnrin mùsùlùmí yí ló so béè.

    9Ò n lò èro ayárabíàsà (Twitter) tí a mò sí Halima ni òpò ti takò látàrí wípé ó so wípé ó ye kí won gba obìnrin náà láyè kí won fé ju okùnrin kan lo.

Ní òtító olórun kò fi àyè gbà kí obìnrin fé ju okùnrin kan lò, ó sì wí “mé” fún okùnrin sùgbón ó fi “sùgbón” si tí òpò okùnrin kò sì mo nkan tí “sùgbón” náà túmò sí.

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