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Kemi Olunloyo so báyìí wípé! Àwòkóse burúkú gbáà ni Linda Ikeji àtiwípé òun ni àwòkóse there.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Kemi Olunloyo so báyìí wípé! Àwòkóse burúkú gbáà ni Linda Ikeji àtiwípé òun ni àwòkóse there.

Kemi Olunloyo so báyìí wípé! Àwòkóse burúkú gbáà ni Linda Ikeji àtiwípé òun ni àwòkóse rere.OK olunloyo so òpòlopò àsírí nípa oyún inú Linda Ikeji àti nípa ara rè pàápàá.
Àtiwípé Linda Ikeji ti kó bá òpòlopò òdóbínrin.

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