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Arábìnrin yí ni ó jí èro ìbánisòrò ogbòn (30) tí ó sì ko pamó sí inú kómú àti pátá rè.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Arábìnrin yí ni ó jí èro ìbánisòrò ogbòn (30) tí ó sì ko pamó sí inú kómú àti pátá rè.

Arábìnrin yí ni ó jí èro ìbánisòrò ogbòn (30) tí ó sì ko pamó sí inú kómú àti pátá rè.
Odóbìnrin tí a kò mo eye tí ó su ú, ni ó jí ju èro ìbánisòrò ogbòn lo tí ó sì fi pamó sí inú kómú àti pátá rè tí owó pálábá rè sì ti ségi ní ilé-ìtajà kan.
A kò tilè mo ibi tí ìsèlè náà ti selè sùgbón àwòrán yí nítorí ó yani lénu.

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