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Èmi ni mo ko àkosílè orin tí Davido sèsè ko tí ó n jé “like that” Teni tí ó jé adá ni lára yá , Teniola Apata.

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   Olórin kan ní orílè èdè Nàìjíríà adá ni lára yá Teni ti pin sí orí èro ayárabíàsá (Twitter) láti fi hàn wípé òun ni òun ko àkosílè Orin tí gbajúgbajà olórin Davido sèsè ko, ó ní òun ni òun ko àkosílè sílè Orin tí a mò sí “like that”.

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