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Inú àwon olólùfé 2baba dùn púpò nígbà tí won rí olólùfé won ní Glomega music tour tí ó wáyé ní Victoria Island, ní ìlú èkó. 

Posted by: ayangalu in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Inú àwon olólùfé 2baba dùn púpò nígbà tí won rí olólùfé won ní Glomega music tour tí ó wáyé ní Victoria Island, ní ìlú èkó. 

Gbajúgbajà olórin 2baba jé òkan lára àwon tí ó korin ní Glomega tour ní  VI ní ìlú èkó. Ó tún wú àwon ònwòran lórí nígbà tí ó f’akoyo lórí ìtàgé.  Ewo àwòrán bí ó se Ń dá won lárayá n’ísàlè..

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