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Sayewo Omo Ita, Jaguda Ti Buhari Fi Se Oludamora Nipa Oro To N Lo Nile Igbimo Asofin

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Honorebu Suleiman A. Kawu ni yii, okan ninu awon omo ile igbimo asofin ti n fo iganna nigba rogbodiyan to waye nile igbimo asofin ni akoko ti Goodluck Jonathan wa lori oye gege bi Aare ile Nigeria olominira.

Maanu yii kan naa wa lara awon ti Aare Muhammadu Buhari ti yan bayii gege bi oludamoran nipa awon oro to n lo nile igbimo asoju sofin ile Nigeria.

Pelu bi oko Aisha se n pariwo wi pe awon eniyan gidi, omoluabi oloselu ati olooto ni awon eniyan ti oun fe ninu isejoba oun, nje awa le pe eniyan ti n fo iganna gege bi omoluabi alaponle bi?

 

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