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Omobìnrin tí won ti ń wá láti ojó mélòó séyìn, èyí tí ó fi ilé-èkó sílè láti tèlé Òdókùnrin kan ní ìpínlè Delta.

Àwon ebí akékòó bìnrin kékeré tí ó sonù láti bí ojó mélòó séyìn ni a ti gbó wípé arákùnrin kan ni ó wá gbe ní ilé-èkó léyìn isé òòjó náà .
Omobìnrin tí ó jé akékòó ní ilé-èkó Okpe grammar school ní Sapele ní ìpínlè Delta ni won ri wípé kò wálé ti won sì ti wa kò sí ilé-èkó rè sùgbón tí won kò rì.

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